2019 PBA World Championship Stepladder Finals (WSOB X) 

I dont get why people hate on him honestly just cause he bowls differently. It dont matter how you do it as long as those pins fall

Hate is a negative word and it should never be said about anyone!!

JULIE Bailey I hate u

@@Charmander009 have a nice day and may God bless you!

Yes, if you like bowling, you have to appreciate a person who has undoubtedly made it more popular and who is an absolute clutch performer

Cause he’s the GOAT (Greatest Of All Time) of the PBA

Thank you

This man is my god

I like Belmonte better

@@WhatWhatWhat20 11th major title and the g.o.a.t.

I was like: What kind of Pin Action was that ?

@@PinoyBowlerGS92 Could you say what Randy said that these unique approaches to the lane result in such unique pin carry?

JULIE Bailey no it isn’t but whatever

What’s the rule on cases like this? If the machine couldn’t detect the pins then shouldn’t they following the readings?

The crazy part about this was, and even the announcers touched on it, is that they didn't hand place the pin back where it was. If they had, he would've picked this up.

SteveTheNord mate, what baffles me is how the regulation was implemented. Clearly if the pins are knocked out of spot, it should count as a hit right?

@@cjunsen667 As long as the pins are standing, you have to pick it up. There were instances where the machine recognizes a strike but a pin hit the wall and stood back up. So by the rule, it's only a 9

Chong Jun Sen what should’ve happened is respotting pins as they were. Butteruff got screwed there and took it on the chin. I have to assume he couldn’t challenge that spot cause it was wayyyy off how he actually left the deck

Julie Bailey, Which televised events from the Pba Tour are your favorites?

Maybe he think that was more accurate

Less spin on the ball

Back 70 years ago it was somewhat common to bowl with one finger and thumb.

Dude, you're right! The PBA is still corny as f*** but, Belmo brings some excitement to the sport. They need more emotional, passionate bowlers like Belmo

Belmo literally changed the entire sport, elevated it and influenced an entire generation of bowlers. It’s insane to see a competitive youth tournament these days...a super high percentage are all 2 handed, messenger throwing monsters! And other than an instance or 2 earlier in his career, has been 100% class! PBA is now on FOX. Thanks Belmo. Storm bowling considered the cream of the crop. Thx Belmo. Completely changed how bowlers think about approaching the game. Thx Belmo! Dude flat out changed a sport that needed change all at the right time

If I'm not mistaken that's one of the Storm guys.

@@blankk9517 i did later learn that. think hes one of the heads of storm

@@fafafooey4126 Brother of the storm owner.

Umm he only defended his title

It looks like he has a leg issue and doesn't seem to bend like his other leg. Calling a person names, like you did with Jakob, is wrong and I'm sure he's read it by now! How would you feel if someone called you a goober over the way you walked??

@@juliebailey460 they do, i walk funny too lol its not that big of a deal. Its just not something you see too often in televised sports

@@ChrisPBacon9 Thanks for the info! Yeah, Jakob is a good bowler!

@@ChrisPBacon9 That's not even the case, if you paid any attention at all Jakob, he's double-jointed so that's the reason why he approaches the line like that. In the sport of bowling, it doesn't matter how you bowl or what style you have, as long as it's comfortable for you and you can knock down 10 pins through the 1-3 or if left-handed 1-2 pocket, then don't judge how people bowl

Why didn't they move the pins back on the proper spots? Would putting the pins back on their spots go against the rules? At least that bad break didn't cost him the game.

100% agree, it gives an advantage of raw power and rev rate

Thanks Captain Obvious

It means you can't touch him

Unfortunately by USBC rule and I'm guessing PBA also uses the same rule if a pin setter knocks a pin down it has to be placed back to its original spot. In this particular case it was really was a major penalty because the 6 pin also moved to the right but the pin setter did pick it up and put down back off set to the right, but knocked the 5 pin down, thus making the split too wide for the ball to fit in between like it normally could on a 5-6. Sometimes you get lucky on off set pins and the pin setter will just hit the top of them, stop and then just go back up without moving them or knocking them over and then just any deadwood that remained in the deck area would have to be cleared manually by someone before you shoot the spare. This was just a case of double bad luck.

Lol

The greatest bowler. Period.

@@Tcrror No. He's not. And two-handed bowling is for little children.

In addition Belmonte throws the ball with his predominant hand, not both hands.

You do know right that Belmo have a singular Chirophobia. A disease that make him not being able to bowl 1 hand.

WitheredForce4 hahahahaa. Did you believe that?

Umut Kaptan Tom Clark or Marshall Holman?

sonic hadoken no. He’s lucky that Jacob is a shit spare shooter. He misses a single pin every game

walter ray? the dude literally bowls two handed all the time, hes not a hater at all

Two-handed bowling is for little children.

Too bad your comments aren’t amazing at all.

aiden whitehead a lot of it has to do with his style. Some of it has to do with the fact that they’re jealous that he has “stolen” the spotlight these last few years. There are also some who feel he’s arrogant. I disagree with all the haters. He’s not arrogant, he believes that he’s the best in the world and does his best to live up to his expectations

Most adults that followed the Traditional Bowling are not huge fans of Bowling, I would try to say to them: Watch how Walter Ray bowled 2 Handed even if he’s like 60+ of Age.

You don’t have to be that guy, but you decided to be. OK

Gay....

ok?

What bruh?

Oceania I think he is asking why they moved the pins on one of Butturf’s shots. Tyler Garret if they didn’t move the pins (a process called respotting) it would make some spares way too difficult to pick up. In my league there are times where I have seen people call in and have the house respot a certain pin because it got moved or it got knocked down by the pin setter.

@@DeanMcCain I just think he's high lmao

Oceania maybe I don’t know. I would like to not make assumptions about someone I don’t know. Besides, it could just be he typed too fast and he didn’t care what came out.

@@DeanMcCain Welcome to the internet, if he didn't care what came out he shouldn't have typed :/

U pos

@@Charmander009 What a juvenile response you've given. To further clarify my point since you seemed to have missed it, I can only strive to emulate the styles on tour which closest resemble my own. Whenever I see a one-handed Stroker competing and winning a PBA event, I feel a small victory. I assume watching Belmonte competing and winning makes you feel good. There is a bowler and style for everyone.

charlie scourbys all he said was “U pos” the fuck does that even mean? Why are you so defensive? Just enjoy the sport, Belmonte has done only good to the sport.

@@owenmccannell5831 i think hes actually salty that two handers are dominating the game and tried his best to be friendly but failed

queraweed very true lmao

Why- it’s not against a single PBA rule

@@kadinbrabender9836 i feel it get an unfair advantage over the others

@@elgenfranord1651 You realize that it offers just as many disadvantages as advantages, case in point in the most recent us open he shot in the 140's. He doesn't use two hands on his release, it comes off his right hand his left is only there for stability and control.

TheGamingArcher You do know right that it’s way harder to control the ball than 1 hand.

If 2 handlers were so easy then why does all the other 2 handlers not make TV finals like jasper and Kyle and many others

😂 people who miss single pin spares on TV shouldnt be able to bowl in a major. stop crying 😂😂😂

​@Craig Laycox I mean, you never hear Americans yelling "USA! USA! USA!" all the time. /s

@@Craig Laycox Totally agreed. Seen the friendly hug after the game? That's humble and good sportsmanship. Every country has its own unique culture. Living in multicultural countries, we should accept others with an open mind. Best wishes from Sydney.

@@spaceinvader384 lol only western countries are supposed to have that mind set.... does china or japan want to be "multicultural"? I dont think they do

Takayuki Suzuki. Oh is it the Older Synthetic Lanes are harder than the Main Bay (or even the Cosmic Bay) ? I get it