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When Jason Belmonte gave up bowling TWO-HANDED!!
At the 2006 World Tenpin Masters, Belmo had already lost the match so he decided to have a little fun with the crowd.
Hollywood Belmonte at his best.
#TheRingingTen #InsideBowling #bowling #belmonte @JBelmo
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🏆 Simonsen and Hess captured the Midwest titles
🏆 Newell and Faulkner claimed victories in the South
🏆 Weier and Horenberger topped the Northwest
Weekend recap ⤵️ pba.com/2026/october/simonse…
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🎳🔥 FIRST 300 GAME in AGENT ONG OPEN HISTORY!!
Anthony Simonsen, during qualifying of the Agent Ong Open, bowled the only 300 game during main qualifying in the history of the tournament.
The tough conditions make this 300 game even more impressive.
#InsideBowling #bowling
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🎳🤬 FINISH SO CRAZY Sam Cooley THROWS HIS GLASSES!!
This split leave in the tenth cost Sam Cooley the match at the 2026 Agent Ong Open. Unbelielvable finish.
#InisdeBowling #TheRingingTen #bowling #SamCooley
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Kyle Sherman breaks down everything that happened across last weekend's PBA ELITE Regionals 🎳🙌
Stay tuned for more weekly updates from @K_Sherm32
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🎳✈️ Bowling @ 25,000 Feet!
On January 6, 1964, Dick Weber & Sylvia Wene took bowling to new heights aboard an American Airlines cargo jet!
Weber made history with the first strike ever rolled 5 miles in the air but Sylvia won 146–144!
#InsideBowling #DickWeber #BowlingHistory
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Today we mourn the sudden loss of our friend Randy Pedersen. He was a great bowler and entertainer both on and off the lanes. A man with a 1000 stories, Randy was THE voice of the PBA for 25 years, serving as an anchor through many years of changes in the booth.
RIP, Randy 🕊️
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RIP in an absolute legend in our sport. It was an honor to know him and spend time with him. Randy Pedersen, you will be missed by many.
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The PBA is deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Randy Pedersen, who was among the most important professional bowling figures of the past 40 years.
Pedersen won 13 PBA Tour titles during his Hall of Fame playing career, then transitioned to television where he became the longest-tenured broadcaster in PBA history.
Our thoughts and condolences are with his family and loved ones.
