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I'm sure he's still forcing people to
mark in the tent frame here if he can
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a way.
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Oh my goodness!
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Oil. It's slippery.
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But also essential in bowling.
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Consider that every bowling shot starts
with the approach.
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Steps and slide to the line are crucial
to getting the ball and or your body to
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go where you want.
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And whether you're an amateur or a
professional, navigating that step and
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can be tricky.
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All my bowling shoes are always
required.
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In the old days, pros would put ash on
their shoes to help them slide more or
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spit on them to make them stick better.
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And while bowling alleys now look pretty
different than they did in the days of
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smoking and spitting, bowling shoes
pretty much still look the same.
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Though Jason Belmonte, or Belmo as the
kids call him, wants to change that.
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Over the last few years, I've kind of
fallen down the well of sneakers.
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Research.
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because I wanted to bring sneaker
culture into bowling.
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Belmo capitalized on his superstar
status and produced his own shoe,
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unmistakably reminiscent of a legend,
which might make you wonder if footwear
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could be tied to on -lane success, as
very famously postulated by the esteemed
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Mark Blackman.
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Money's gotta be the shoe, shoe, shoe,
shoe!
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Now,
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if you couldn't tell from his accent,
Belmo is from Australia, where they call
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bowling ten -pin bowling.
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And here he is showing off the bowling
alley his parents bought when he was
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a baby.
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Yep, just like E .J. Tackett.
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Now, because of Belmo's endorsement deal
and the fact that he's won more majors
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than any other bowler in history by a
lot, it means he can afford something
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other bowlers can't.
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Beyond a nice house and 200 pairs of
Nikes, he can take time off.
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Which is why he didn't think twice to
skip this year's Pete Webber Classic and
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return home to New South Wales,
Australia, where he's been a bit of a
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dating back to when he was a kid.
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Meet Jason Belmonti. His highest score
is 259 and his results are consistent,
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and all from such humble beginnings.
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Dad said when he was just born, like 18
months, I started bowling my first ball.
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When my parents built a bowling centre,
neither of them were bowlers. It was
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purely this crazy idea for a business.
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Bowling in my hometown was new. No one
knew how to do it.
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And I'm this 18 -month -old kid and I
want to bowl.
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And so I would just do my best to carry
it and kind of throw it down the lane
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with two hands.
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But it was really soon thereafter.
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that I was able to do something that no
one else in town was doing, and that was
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create this hook.
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Everybody that bowled traditionally
would bowl really, really straight.
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I was just curving the whole lane as
like a four-, five-, six -year -old, and
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that made me different, but it was cool.
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Jason Belmonti is a rarity in ten -pin
bowling, as is his bowling style.
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It's been one of the wildest things to
see how many people are bowling two
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-handed. A double -hander. When I was a
rookie, almost no one does it to today
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where half the people on tour are
bowling this way.
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And I remember having conversations, you
know, in my early 20s or late teens
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when I'd have this success and then
people would start to be like, hey, I
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think you can do this.
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No story has gained as much national
traction as Jason Belmonte.
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His two -handed style has caught the
attention of everyone.
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There was this underlining feeling of
he's cheating.
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Two hands is a lot easier to do. I don't
agree with it. I don't think that it's
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a part of the game that should be in
play.
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He's revving the ball so much and he
strikes so much and we can't do this.
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so we got to ban that style altogether.
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You know, everybody just wants a fair
shake. You could make rules that...
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prohibit the two -handed style and I
would be for that.
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Thankfully those that write the rule
book said it's totally okay and if
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that just gives you more confidence like
you walk in going everyone here that
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has said something about my style is
threatened by me.
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I really don't think about my own
bowling when I'm here I'm really engaged
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what the family's doing.
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I'm gone for six, seven months of the
year, and so the months that I have here
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at home, I want to be really present.
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So my life when Jase is gone, I guess it
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can become a little bit lonely at times,
but I definitely think it's harder for
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him. The best way that I can describe
leaving is...
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Absolutely hate it.
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But before leaving, I'm very excited
about going and competing.
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Of the last 10 player of the year, I've
won seven. And the three that I hadn't
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won, I was filthy with myself.
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People say, like, you've won so much,
like, you just enjoy what you have. And
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that's just, again, not acceptable.
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Strike for the win.
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That's right, he does it.
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Legendary.
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Jason can do anything with a bowling
ball.
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And that's his third major win over EJ
Tack.
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EJ and I have been battling for the best
part of this decade, and I'm not ready
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to give up my crown.
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I want to be the greatest that's ever
laced up a pair of shoes and rolled a
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down a lane.
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And in order to do that, what I want to
achieve is, in a single word,
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Dominate again.
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Cut to it.
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Dominate.
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Belmo's next chance to dominate a major
will come back on the other side of the
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world, in the Paris of Western Nevada.
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You could call the World Series of
Bowling the Mecca of bowling events.
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It's a month -long challenge set this
year in the heart of Reno, Nevada.
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where 200 -plus bowlers from over 18
countries will fight until there's only
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man left standing on the lanes.
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Now, if those lanes look familiar, they
should, if you've seen the movie
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Kingpin. Welcome to my church.
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Which, by the way, some say is the
greatest bowling movie ever.
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Anyway, the World Series of Bowling
isn't just a single big event that gets
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name from baseball.
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It's actually five tournaments,
including the BBA World Championship,
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into one.
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Now, the series' first four events each
use a distinctly challenging oil pattern
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to affect the speed and spin of the
ball, each inspired by a different
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Why animal patterns?
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Well, in the words of Sir David
Attenborough... It's a mystery.
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Nobody knows.
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See if we can fit a couple guys in here.
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Reno's a little different because in
that little downtown area, there's
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not a whole lot to do.
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At least the mountains are nice.
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We're all just stuck in the same place
doing the same thing.
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We stayed at the Silver Legacy, a fine
establishment.
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Next question.
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My roommate, my best friend, Jesper
Svensson.
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We're going to spend almost a month in
Reno.
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He's tall, sweet, with a bunch of
tattoos.
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He's very quiet.
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But he's a killer on the lane. He's the
Iceman.
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He's been there with me through the last
several years.
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Once I got engaged to Brianna, I knew my
best man was going to be Jesper.
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I'm a long way from home, so to have
people here that treat you like family,
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that's pretty special.
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Our kitchen is in the bathroom, and our
microwave and griddle and stuff stay in
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the closet. I think anywhere for 20 days
is going to
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wear us down a little bit.
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There's not really a lot to do around
here, just both.
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The four animal pattern tournaments
always separate
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the predator from the prey.
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Not everyone survives.
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Simo has a terrible joke.
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And then packs it in.
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Meanwhile,
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EJ reaches the final round of every
animal pattern, but loses over and over
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over again.
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That was as well -navigated a show as
I've ever seen, buddy.
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And... I know.
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I... It's
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important to remember that the greatest
bowlers in the world don't get there on
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their own.
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Their skills only take them so far.
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Watch his ball.
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No, he's got me. I just want him to
watch.
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Their ball reps do the rest.
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Bowlers will tell you they're like
caddies, but really a bull rep's more
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cut man.
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Keeping their guy fighting, or a
psychologist without a license.
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Ultimately, more than anything, a bull
rep's a friend who's there for you.
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No matter how poorly you treat them.
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Someone who's looking out for your
future.
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Don't think I'd be broken on an empty
stomach ever.
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To guide you.
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Don't you think? Yeah. You want to know?
Yeah.
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Sweet talking.
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A bunch of wet dry. He just did the
creep, creep, flat tan and missed the
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And be the friend who will always take
care of your balls.
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Oh, it's so nice to be with you.
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I love all the things, things.
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Category for Final Jeopardy is Games
People Play.
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Here's the clue.
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Unable to lift the ball as a toddler,
Jason Belmonte devised a two -handed
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throw. Oh, someone better get it.
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In this sport, what is basketball?
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No. That's not it.
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Shot put.
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Shot put?
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What sport did you think of, Roy?
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Bowling. Roy gets it right.
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I mean, I think that's good. One out of
the three knew I was. So I'm famous
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enough to be a question on Jeopardy, but
not famous enough that all the people
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know. I think that's a perfect blend of
fame.
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I hate to ask this question, but people
think because you are not winning as
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much as you were, that you are not at
the caliber.
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How do you deal with that?
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In terms of rivalry, EJ's been my
biggest rival even before I was washed
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Kimberly calls it. I didn't. No, no, no,
no. No, no.
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Oh, you didn't do the quote.
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No, I said people said, I did not say
that.
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I did not say that.
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When it comes to my career, it is very
much what have you done for me lately,
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from fans, from myself.
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Oh, my.
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No one else seems to be scrutinized the
same way.
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You know, if EJ has a bad week or if
Anthony has a bad season, no one really
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cares about it.
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You know, I have a bad week or two or
three.
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It's time to retire.
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What's wrong with this guy?
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He's past his prime, you know, and EJ's
proven to be quite the adversary.
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You know, you can only sit atop the
mountain for so long before father time
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knocks you off.
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In 2023 World Series World Championship,
I
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remember bowling up against EJ in the
title.
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Yeah,
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it was a pretty amazing moment.
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Now he was able to...
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beat me which at that point i had a
really strong record against him in
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championship so i think a little more
special for him than it was for me but i
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still appreciated it now that i'm not
number one
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i uh i kind of want it back but with the
opportunity to win the world
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championship it's a make or break for me
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We've got a heavyweight fight between
two of the greatest in the game right
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Jesper and Kyle are not only their best
friends, but their roommates.
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When they get out in the lane, it's
going to be a battle royale, man.
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Jesper, it's my brother.
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But then when we compete against each
other, they don't matter to me.
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At the end of the day, it's about
rolling a ball down the lane and
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10 pins.
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Second fucking time.
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These fucking things I'm about to tell
Donna don't ever send me another one.
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It's fucking three in one year.
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I'm trying to figure out how to hold the
ball with the gash in it again.
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Fuck, man.
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Fuck you, motherfucker.
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He's going to fucking bolt 770 and I'm
going to fuck home.
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He ain't going to miss, don't make.
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Next time, just ball change instead of
fucking thinking about it. God damn it.
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Fucking pussy.
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You know, I was definitely pretty hard
on myself.
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Feeling really low at that moment.
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My emotions were just not in check
again.
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And that ultimately cost me.
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So, yes, Brandon, obviously that's a
tough match. You never want to bowl Kyle
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unless it's on TV.
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Walk us through how you got it done.
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I mean, it's a crazy match. You know, we
got the five games. It's piling up. The
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continued losing.
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Like, it's definitely a struggle
mentally.
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Welcome to Bull TV's continuing coverage
of World Series of Bowling. We talked
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about somebody that we both kind of
like, and that's going to be Cam Crowe,
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seems to have the right attitude.
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Cam's always got the right attitude.
He's Mr. Positive all the time, no
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what. It's refreshing. It's great to see
that.
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Practice is done. They're getting ready
to start.
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So I can't remember who told me. He
said, hey, you talked to Cam?
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So I called him.
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My alarms are usually set all the time.
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This is the one day we shut the blinds.
Completely, so it was just all dark.
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I called up again.
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What's going on?
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Where are you at?
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I looked at my phone. I said, oh, my
God, it's 855.
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Bro, they're getting ready to start.
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Oh, shit.
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Oh, no.
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I hung up the phone, put my clothes on.
We'll be back.
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Good morning.
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I grabbed my backpack.
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I'm running. I'm like, oh, my God. I
have to be there by 9 o 'clock. That's
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the first frame starts.
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Thank you. Thank God I used to row
track.
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How you doing?
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I get there in frame two, and I was
like, oh, my God. I only missed two
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I could have got a lot worse.
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You got here in two frames. This is
pretty fast.
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Very mad at myself.
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F, F, F, F, F, F, F. What the?
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Cameron Crowe showed up late and got
zeros for his first two frames.
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Obviously, he just pissed off at myself,
very frustrated.
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Smack me.
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Kick me. Do something.
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Because what the fuck is going on?
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Yes, thank you. Let's go.
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This is a big, big warning for Cam Crow
right now. He wants to make TV.
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Crow really needs a strike here to keep
the pressure on.
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Oh, no.
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He needed to make a shot. He made a
shot, and he just didn't cooperate.
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You can just feel it.
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He just feels sick right now.
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Every fucking time I need a fucking hit.
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That can't happen right there. That
can't happen.
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That can't happen.
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Fucking damn it.
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That was mine.
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That was mine.
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Hats off to Jason Belmonti. Looks like
he is definitely going to be the number
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one speed.
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EJ Tackett. Looks like he's going to be
second.
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It's time to pack up and check out
because today is the finals here in
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I travel with a fridge and a microwave
because I can't eat casino food for a
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month, right?
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My concern when I'm leaving a hotel or a
casino with my fridge is that
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somebody's going to think I'm making off
with their, you know, their appliance.
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It's like you could use some help,
buddy.
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Yeah, man.
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How about we clip it this way?
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My man.
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And we'll carry it this way.
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Lifesaver.
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The things we do for one another. That's
it.
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Oh, shit.
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I forgot the truck was here.
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We survived.
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Welcome to Reno's National Bowling
Stadium for the PBA World Championship.
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As two of the greatest bowlers of this
generation, Jason Belmonte and EJ
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Tackett, are your one and two seeds as
we wrap up the World Series of Bowling.
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I put myself into the best possible
position I could to win the
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Number one seed.
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But when you're the number one guy for
the TV show, you have a lot to lose.
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Now it's championship time.
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Have a good one.
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It's the ninth time these two have met
in a title match, and Belmo holds the
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advantage 5 -3.
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In the third frame, I left a 10 -pin on
a shot that I thought was pretty much
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perfect. So your mind is racing. Do you
slow down? Do you speed up? Do you
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change ball? Do you change your target?
There's so many different possibilities.
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But whatever you do, you get one crack
at it. And in a 10 -frame game, that's
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% of your game. You make two wrong
decisions, that's a fifth of your title
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that is bad.
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Oh, Jason.
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Almost got away with it. I started off
with four consecutive strikes, and in
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fifth, I threw one not so great. This
basically
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ties our match back up.
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Chance for Belmo to take the lead.
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And gives Jason the opportunity to throw
some punches.
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I looked at all my equipment.
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I looked at all my possible answers, and
I was thinking,
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Do you make that change and really,
really risk it?
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95 % of my career, I have had 100 %
confidence.
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And in the last couple of years, doubt
creeps in.
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You're holding the ball in your hand and
you're thinking, is this the right
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ball?
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As the ball was going down, I think this
is going to be a pretty good shot.
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Oh, boy, he had the opportunity right
there, and he lost it. How did that
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strike?
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He throws his own split, and he opened
the door for me, and I was able to throw
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some punches back.
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Man, did he get that defensive.
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Has to have this one.
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How?
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How does that strike?
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If there is a God and he is a bowling
fan and he likes me, he'll
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let EJ miss and give me the moment.
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Couldn't ask for more. Coming down to
the 10th frame.
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Need two.
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I had to throw a double in the 10th
frame.
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But throwing two strikes, when it's
strike or you lose, it's very, very
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difficult.
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in high pressure situations, I have a
tendency to get kind of quick.
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So reminding myself to stay slow and I
try to hyper focus on this one thing. It
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seems simple, but it's extremely
difficult.
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One more.
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I guess God is not a bowling fan.
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Holy shit.
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There is no God, or there
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is, and he doesn't like me very much. He
just made EJ bowl two of the greatest
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shots EJ has ever thrown.
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What a match. Jason is... He's not old
by any means, but he's still
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unbelievable.
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And he showed it again this week how
great he is.
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This match was awesome.
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That
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was
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a tough one.
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Couldn't you do it? I get to get on a
plane now, go to Detroit.
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After bowling 80 games and spending a
month in the same hotel room, the change
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in scenery might improve Belmo's mood as
much as a new pair of high tops.
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As for EJ, fresh off his second major
win in a row, he's about to drive 30
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straight hours to the Motor City,
Detroit, hoping a third straight victory
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awaits. He'll bring the $100 ,000 check
with him, which could buy a lot of Dr.
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Peppers for the road.
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Nice.
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