Pete Weber: 'You Just Have To Know When It's Time To Quit'

Pete Weber says competing on the PBA Tour is no longer fun for him anymore as he talks about retiring from full-time competition.
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[@mpetrie]

"Whether you loved me or hated me. You watched." - Pete Weber

[@autodoson1]

PBA wouldn't have survived without you. Best wishes for the rest of your bowling experiences.

[@Noidstradamus]

The senior tour is in big trouble. Lol. Make room for a legend folks.

[@longshotcharley469]

He was entertaining and made his dad proud.

[@drwisdom1]

Maturity from a historically immature pro. I have watched his entire career and rooted against him at first but in the 1990s became his fan. Mr Weber is the most exciting and flamboyant pro bowler ever.

[@waynelagasse9914]

He was a beast bowling. No one ever bowled with as much passion!

[@TherealestJ9783]

“Whether you loved me or hated me. You don’t know who you are I am” - Pete Weber

[@ironeagle2526]

i respect a man that knows when its time to go I have been down that road

[@Mike_Oxhuge]

"Who do you think you are? I Am!"

[@tele68]

Nice tribute by Belmonte. I agree with everything he said. Watching Pete Weber on Saturday afternoons is one of my fondest memories from those years.

[@dinod682]

I met Pete a few years back at a best bowling pro shop warehouse sale. I was star struck I was in the same room with Pete Weber. Very approachable guy and he posed in a pic with me and my girlfriend. I'll never forget it.

[@lenurban]

I'm 50 and been watching Pete since 1980 and my grandfather talked to me about his dad Dick. He's been bowling for 41 years on TV. Truly one of the greats of all time. If you count the time his dad was in bowling the family has been in it what 60 plus years? Incredible.

[@peteg475]

Everyone should be themselves out there. WRW is a low-key guy, and that was OK too. Just being himself. But the sport DOES need hot dogs, too. It helps. Thanks, Pete!

[@davidmccain7662]

I used to laugh at those who called bowling a real sport with athletes until I joined a league.

[@youtoobe169]

Pete is a very integral part of PBA history. Definitely a legend!

[@michaelbottaro2048]

Like he said love him or hate him he brought bowling back. One of the best approaches in the game. Good luck Pete.

[@mikemiller9781]

Pete. So honest. Competitive, killer, misunderstood, and a good friend off the lanes. His talent was off the chart.

[@whattheheckman3004]

I was in the crowd the fateful day Pete shouted the famous words “Who do you think you are? I am!” I remember that he didn’t talk to the spectators that day, he went right to the practice pair. I remember he joked with Jason Belmonte that if they were in the finals he would bowl two handed and Belmo would bowl one handed, then promptly threw a two handed shot into the gutter. Pete, it was fun to watch you on TV. I’ve used your style as a building block for my game, although I’ve been told I highly resemble Chris Barnes nowadays.

[@kirkisthabombliketic]

It's so heartbreaking to see this.. I grew up watching him, Duke, Walter Ray, Parker Bohn, Amleto, and many others, when the PBA was still on ESPN. You guys are what got me into bowling competitively. I WILL NEVER forget all that guys like Pete and everyone else have done in this great loved sport. Thank you Pete!!

[@nickwilkerson4950]

Just have to stick to dominating the seniors. Far from done. Legend, love him or hate him dudes still a bad ass