вЂњWHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? I AM!вЂќ вЂњItвЂ™s one of those pure moments in sports that you couldnвЂ™t create if you tried,вЂќ says Gary Thorne, who called the tournament for ESPN. вЂњYES GODDAMMIT YES! I DID IT! YES! THAT IS MINE! I DID IT! NUMBER FIVE! ARE YOU KIDDING ME? THATвЂ™S RIGHT!вЂќ He spotted the hecklers and roared. Weber stared through his yellow-tinted glasses, took two deep breaths, set himself and stepped forward.

WeberвЂ™s wife Tracy covered her eyes for a moment. Sitting in his chair behind Weber, Fagan gulped and couldnвЂ™t stop blinking. A strike to win, nine for sudden death, eight or fewer to lose. A founder of the Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) in the mid-1950s, Carter led the PBA twice in earnings and was named bowler of the year six times. He picked up the spare, then prepared his final ball. WeberвЂ™s first ball was a nine, now needing a spare and strike to win. A strike on the first roll would seal victory, but anything less than eight would deliver the win to Fagan. But Fagan bowled three consecutive strikes for a 30-pin frame, suddenly putting the onus on Weber. 1 seed Mike Fagan by 11 pins heading into the final frame of the championship match.

In all three matches, he was annoyed by hecklers on his left side at various points, but he got through it and led No. Weber needed two upset wins in the 10th frame to reach the championship match in the first place.

ItвЂ™s the buzzer-beater to win a basketball game. YouвЂ™ve probably seen professional bowler Pete WeberвЂ™s celebration, now nine years since it went viral after winning the 2012 U.S. To understand the line, you need to understand everything that led up to the moment.

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