Pete Weber: podcast appearances and interviews

Peter David Weber, born August 21, 1962, is an American professional bowler and member of both the PBA and USBC Halls of Fame. He has competed extensively on the PBA Tour, PBA50, and PBA60 tours, and is recognized for his active participation in the sport. Known for his high backswing and side rotation, Weber has demonstrated versatility in managing various oil conditions. Throughout his career, he has earned a significant number of titles, including 37 on the PBA Tour, placing him fourth all-time, and ten major championships, tied for second all-time. On the PBA50 Tour, he has secured 14 titles, including six majors, and additional titles on the PBA60 Tour. Weber is one of only three bowlers, alongside Walter Ray Williams Jr. and Earl Anthony, to have accumulated at least 50 combined titles across the PBA Tour and PBA50+ Tours. With a total of 110 titles, including regional wins, he is among the most successful bowlers in the sport's history. Weber holds the record for winning the U.S. Open five times, surpassing his father Dick Weber, who won four times. He is part of a select group of players to have won the PBA's triple crown;U.S. Open, PBA World Championship, and PBA Tournament of Champions;at least twice each. In addition to his tournament victories, Weber has been named PBA50 Player of the Year twice and PBA60 Player of the Year in his first full season.