Apologies if there has been a couple hundred threads on this before (no doubt there have been).

What match throughout the history of the PBA, or in your life, have you seen that ranks as the best match you've seen on the PBA? I'll start, and throw in some clips as well.

I have a few in mind, from both recent and classic times:

Barnes v. Kulick.
Weber v. Fagan.
Jurek v. Fagan.
Learn Jr. v. Couch.
Anthony v. Roth.

All of those are great, and great in their own right.. But personally, I consider the best PBA match ever to be..

Mike Aulby v. David Ozio, 1993 Wichita Open.

Entire Telecast

Final Match

This one also shows a Mr. Kirk von Krueger in the finals as well, but also shows the great prim/proper colour commentary by Schenkel, as well as Burton's play-by-play. I'd call them the best commentating pair modern sport has ever seen. I honestly would.

Anyway, what is the best match you've seen, and why? If available, post clips as well.

BL.

Fagan vs Weber for US Open

Honorable Mention: Duke vs Traber, forget what it was for.

It was at the live telecast when Kelly Kullick beat Chris Barnes, that was quite awesome to see in person and how she climbed the ladder through the week.

No love for Learn vs Weber when Learn and everyone and their mom's were throwing the AMF RPM.

Or Couch v Oatmen. Probably not technically the best match bowling wise but I remember PBA ratings were up tremendously from that match/telecast. Quite entertaining nevertheless with Oatmen being Oatmen, lol.

Chris Barnes vs Brad Angelo(THAT ONE WASN'T BROOKLYN!) was one of my favorites to watch. That and anytime Belmo vs Rash comes into play. I love to hear the bickering trash talking matches to see who keep their composure.

I enjoyed the Bob Learn vs Petraglia/Bohn/Pederson telecast..highest scoring ever. It was video game level scoring, but still so intense-the first non strike lost the match. I liked the Robert Smith/Norm Duke match for the US Open title back in 2000 I think. Robert Smith out Duked Duke, playing the channel and won. I don't remember the opponents, but Earl Anthony's last TV appearance with his first retirement (1990ish?) has always stuck with me-his last 3 shots even made the local sports play of the day!

Wayne Webb vs. Pete McCordic. McCordic shot 300 to Webb's 250 something, what was memorable was McCordic shaking like a leaf after the first eight strikes. I thought the poor guy was going to faint on national television!