Welcome to the unofficial Born to Bull podcast. I'm your host, Jared Pollen. And on this episode,

we dive deeper into all things. Episode number two of Born to Bowl, where the focus was Anthony

Simonson, as well as Jason Belmonte. Now, if you haven't checked out the latest episode,

episode two, it is currently streaming on HBO.

New episodes come out every Monday for the next couple of weeks because there are five total episodes.

We're two in currently, which means if my math is correct, there's three more episodes to wrap up this season.

So they premiere at 9 p.m. Eastern Time on HBO linear as well as HBO Max. It's in the

United States and Canada and maybe in the future it will come to other countries. But if that gets

announced, I will be sure to share with you to let you know what countries it's available in.

Now, in this episode, not only am I going to

break down some of the bigger moments of episode number two of Born to Bowl, but I have a

sit-down interview with Jason Belmonte. We go into everything about gearing up for this week's

master's to why his parents opted to open a bowling center in

Australia of all places, but also know the fact that they never bowled a ball in their life

and decided to open a bowling center. That's pretty interesting. I also go into who Jason

thinks is the greatest bowler of all time and where he sees himself on that

list and a lot more. Oh, we also touch base on why he left the lane when he was bowling against

Cameron to go back to the paddock to get another ball. And some people online think he was trying

to ice Cameron when if you just look at the actual facts and how it all happened,

I mean, it comes across as, hey, Cameron, I'm going to go get another ball and you can

finish up your frame. It was a 10th frame. Was there gamesmanship? Does Jason play into

gamesmanship? Does anybody else out there in the PBA prescribed to some gamesmanship from time to time?

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