@@cavalierfan1995 so very true we always talk about the old days how we enjoy our lives and we had no technology just a dime and a pay telephone and a beeper being black and growing up in government projects and we didn’t realize we were poor but we had the village and we all looked out for each other
Man, these telecasts bring back so many memories for me. Used to bowl in a junior league on Saturday mornings and when I got home would always watch the pros to try and improve my game. I was 12 in 1987. Was using a Hammer and a Columbia 300 Yellow Dot lol. Always loved Pete Weber, WRW, Parker Bohn and Marshall Holman
@Reality He did? Amazing he almost won a tournament last year! He must have tendons made of steel to last as long as he did! Bowling as much as these guys do is very hard on the tendons and wrists! Amazing longevity! Topped by only Tom Brady in sports!
The fact he is still competing at 60 is amazing! Pete could bowl in any Era. That power combined with roll he definitely could've kept up with his dad in his prime.
Really cool coming out of a commercial break just before the Mark Roth pre game interview with Earth 🌍 Wind and Fire's In the Stone playing as background music 🎼 Way cool 😎👍
Even though Norm Duke is my favorite bowler, Pete Weber had the most gorgeous swing in bowling. Everything was picture-perfect except when he had an error on release
@Jesse That was all for show. Pete is a really nice person in real life. There was a reason he got the way he did: Professional Bowling began dying as a sport when Earl Anthony retired. The TV ratings were crashing. The PBA asked Pete if he could save it. He said (quote): "I can; but, you're going to let me do it my way." That's why in the 90s; the crowds made noise the entire time, the bowlers trash talked each other, ect. It made it very entertaining for spectators. But it was all in the name of saving pro bowling
@@XenoGuru think about it proves my point. Pete brought the trash in the house. Just like when Steve Largent left football, so too when Anthony left bowling.
I remember this... I watched it live with my dad... side note: short people make the best bowlers... they have such a low center of balance... its easier to post... and easier to repeat
@Reality you’re dumb as fuck. Great bowlers are great bowlers. If you don’t think Belmonte could adjust to yesterday’s game or tomorrow’s game, you’re a real idiot. There’s a reason guys like PDW were great in the 80s, 90s, and into the 2010s with MUCH improved technology. If Web can go forward with the times, a great bowler in today’s game would be able to adjust to a plastic or urethane ball on shitty outdated oil patterns.
@@DuvalRypr Belmonte sucks. I don't care, can't stand the guy. 1980s PBA was the bestn in my opinion. And yes, I am sure I am smarter than you, which isn't saying much, but I am much smarter than you, dumbfuck. Lolol. Idiot.
When they were doing the rundown of the top 24 finishers, it said that Guppy Troup was from Edmond, OK. I thought he lived in Neptune Beach, FL during the late 80’s.
DeeDee Weber lookin' good. She knew she would be sitting next to Tami Aulby, so she must have gone the extra mile. Women and their competitive jealousy. lol
Bowling on tv will never be the same without Chris and no miss those Saturdays watching bowling on ABC with Bo and Chris
saturdays as a kid in the 80s was super
cartoons in the morning bowling in the afternoon
didnt get any better than that
@@cavalierfan1995 so very true we always talk about the old days how we enjoy our lives and we had no technology just a dime and a pay telephone and a beeper being black and growing up in government projects and we didn’t realize we were poor but we had the village and we all looked out for each other
The PBA Tour with Chris and Bo was THE BEST!
Man, these telecasts bring back so many memories for me.
Used to bowl in a junior league on Saturday mornings and when I got home would always watch the pros to try and improve my game.
I was 12 in 1987. Was using a Hammer and a Columbia 300 Yellow Dot lol.
Always loved Pete Weber, WRW, Parker Bohn and Marshall Holman
The broadcast way better than todays tv product
Can't get Randy Pedersen to shut up for two seconds,and who is that idiot with him?It's unwatchable.
PDW still killin' it 33 years later.
@Reality He did? Amazing he almost won a tournament last year! He must have tendons made of steel to last as long as he did! Bowling as much as these guys do is very hard on the tendons and wrists! Amazing longevity! Topped by only Tom Brady in sports!
The fact he is still competing at 60 is amazing!
Pete could bowl in any Era. That power combined with roll he definitely could've kept up with his dad in his prime.
Peter Dick Weenie has retired, thank goodness.......
Really cool coming out of a commercial break just before the Mark Roth pre game interview with Earth 🌍 Wind and Fire's In the Stone playing as background music 🎼 Way cool 😎👍
bowled against Murtishaw in so cal in the early 80's Great stuff!
If the resin era had never come and Pete could have kept throwing urethane, he would have 80 titles by now.
8:35....NBC used that same music for Earl Anthony's "Beyond the Foul Line" segments in the fall of 1990!!!
I love how bowling is always in my recommended now bc my accounts signed in on all the tvs in my house. My dad watches this lol
Even though Norm Duke is my favorite bowler, Pete Weber had the most gorgeous swing in bowling. Everything was picture-perfect except when he had an error on release
Or a bad attitude.
@Jesse That was all for show. Pete is a really nice person in real life.
There was a reason he got the way he did:
Professional Bowling began dying as a sport when Earl Anthony retired. The TV ratings were crashing. The PBA asked Pete if he could save it. He said (quote):
"I can; but, you're going to let me do it my way."
That's why in the 90s; the crowds made noise the entire time, the bowlers trash talked each other, ect. It made it very entertaining for spectators. But it was all in the name of saving pro bowling
@@XenoGuru think about it proves my point. Pete brought the trash in the house.
Just like when Steve Largent left football, so too when Anthony left bowling.
@@XenoGuru Pete a honorary michaigander. We love him here. My buddy had him hanging last fall smoking weed lol.
Agreed
Bo Burton reason to watch bowling every Saturday
Yeah he was
That Columbia Yellow Dot was a heck of a ball back in the day...
Yes it was i average 195 to over 200 with that ball it was a incredible ball
That is what I used to win a lot of amateur tournaments
Had a yellow dot and a white dot back in the day. Columbia 300 line was good.
@@Pyrrho_Columbia 300 was my favorite line of bowling balls back in the 80s.
That and Hammer
@@BaddogSports I had a pair of black and yellow AMF Angles that were my faves.
I remember this... I watched it live with my dad...
side note: short people make the best bowlers... they have such a low center of balance... its easier to post... and easier to repeat
Pete Webber working that Purple Angle lol! When I saw that ball I knew I had went through the TH-cam time machine.
Paul Chapman had GONE through the You Tube time Machine!! Your Grammar SUCKS! Did you go to school?? Lol 😂😂😂
I loved that purple angle,it hooked like hell back then,I think I got mine around 88
@@MIKIEEYEZ1975 What a d ic k head you are,
These guys were much better than todays "pros".
@Reality you’re dumb as fuck. Great bowlers are great bowlers. If you don’t think Belmonte could adjust to yesterday’s game or tomorrow’s game, you’re a real idiot. There’s a reason guys like PDW were great in the 80s, 90s, and into the 2010s with MUCH improved technology. If Web can go forward with the times, a great bowler in today’s game would be able to adjust to a plastic or urethane ball on shitty outdated oil patterns.
@@DuvalRypr Belmonte sucks. I don't care, can't stand the guy. 1980s PBA was the bestn in my opinion. And yes, I am sure I am smarter than you, which isn't saying much, but I am much smarter than you, dumbfuck. Lolol. Idiot.
Today's pros are far superior than back in the day, more athletic and the amount of 300 games speaks for itself .
@@chip5942 Moron
@@chip5942 so does the equipment.
A commercial with Wesley Snipes, wow!
Pete and Parker bohn best form in history if bowling.
Behind Earl Anthony
Pete’s got more side roll while bowling against mark roth,, he’s throwing the ball different every frame.and he still wins
It's weird seeing Pete Weber only 24 back in 1987. Seeing him now he's almost 50.
Webba is 62
Wesley Snipes in the Western Union advert am i the only one who noticed that? 15:30
When they were doing the rundown of the top 24 finishers, it said that Guppy Troup was from Edmond, OK. I thought he lived in Neptune Beach, FL during the late 80’s.
John guppy Troup
Hey veggie--you don't know jack squat.
the second match was exciting and very close
Andrew Phillips
Mark Roth and Earl Anthony have bowled some exciting matches
George N. Pappas and Ernie Schlegel have bowled some awesome matches
Andrew Phillips the second match had a thirty pin differential, that’s not close
You have an unusual collection of commemorative platters.
Mark Roth is the goat
Today's Pros are just as good as a Pros in the past
No wussy two handers
With respect, wouldn't know Murtishaw if he fell on me
Weber always blamed a bad shot on someone else. I think it was the coke.
You have to be aggressive as the tournament leader!
Pete Weber: 231
Mike Aulby: 205
Pete Weber: 217
Mark Roth: 187
Pete Weber: 258
Art Trask: 203
Pete Weber: 222
Jim Murtishaw: 190
Weber Wins!
Thomas McCarrick spoiler asshole
Thomas McCarrick Another JERKOFF TGAT POSTS THE SCORES!! You are a total ASSWIPE!
Loser
Harry Golden speaks !
The intro caption gives it all away. Please just list the participants without saying which match they're in.
I hate when they say the best days are behind him....
Mike Aulby had no luck at all on 27&28.
Miss Chris Schenkel. Miss Nelson Burton Jr.
Mr pamela jackcass
Were they women?
DeeDee Weber lookin' good. She knew she would be sitting next to Tami Aulby, so she must have gone the extra mile. Women and their competitive jealousy. lol
Cosby playing the devil. Little did they know... 😈
U Dot!
Attention:
Spoilers have been posted below by two
assholes, Thomas McCarrick and Andrew Phillips
How the hell did weber wver learn to bowl, i know hes good, but he throws a tantrum everytime a flea farts. Bowling alleys by nature are noisy places
What about BIG. Dick Weber
Pete Weber was in the driver's seat as he climbed the ladder to win the Firestone Tournament of Champions
Andrew Phillips spoiler asshole
@@douglasharris5216 it was 32 years ago. Nothing is a spoiler over three decades later, you weirdo.
Andrew Phillips YOU’RE A TOTAL JERKOFF FOR GIVING THE SCORES!! You ALWAYS DO THIS! You ARE A PURE ASS WIPE!
Douglas Harris He does this every time the JERKOFF! He has no life the ASSWIPE!
N P You’re another JERKOFF with that comment !! Lol 😂😂😂
As a bowler, not many better than Weber. As a person, despicable.
I grew up watching Pete, unfortunantely he had his struggles off the lanes, but what a great bowler he was to watch
How bout we just say troubled….despicable is a bit strong…it’s not like he’s ever taken a life
@@rdfab3
A despicable duush.
How many wives does Pete has? I guess I am too old to see him to have at least three wivies !!!!
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No thanks, to many commercials