Great question out of box for all three bowling balls.  In my opinion The Red Legend is going to be the earlier rolling ball of both of these three.  The Warrior is going to have the sharpest and or most abrupt moment once it touches friction and or at the end of the pattern.  The Paradox Pearl is going to be your smoother arcing ball not to early and not to violent when it is ready to make that move off the pattern.  All three of these bowling balls can really make a huge move depending on the pattern of course.  If you were to build an arsenal with these three Red legend first (always keeping the box surface on it) Paradox Pearl with the box finish it is going to be the ball over the Warrior as it starts to get that lane polish it is going to slide right under the Warrior because it is not going to be as early.

Quote from: thedjs on May 11, 2016, 08:22:09 AM

How does the BW Red Legend compare with the Track Paradox Pearl and the Ebonite Warrior? 

Just curious... Are you talking about the BW Red Legend (Pearl - Polished) or the BW Red Legend Solid (Solid - No Polish)?

Sorry.  The RW Red Legend Pearl.

We are talking about the Pearl no problem.  That is going to be the sharpest but not as early as the Warrior.  In that case as far as going top down Paradox Pearl (Box surface), Warrior, then Red Legend Pearl.  The same still goes for the Paradox Pearl and the Warrior as far as the lane polish and flipping which would be Warrior, Paradox Pearl (After a few games and that lane polish starts to show).