I realize it came out a little over a month ago, but I haven't seen one in any of the leagues I bowl in and haven't really heard anyone talking about either.

Does anyone else think the Fight might be a quick discontinue?

May not be burning up, may just not be getting a chance to rev.  If you'll notice in my video, I'm a lefty playing 3rd arrow with it . . that's got to say something to somebody. 

Already have one. Thinking maybe I am playing too far right with this ball. Moved in with Lock and caught some more oil in middle and no more 10 pins. Even with high r.g. maybe Fight burning up a bit playing out in the dry. I did polish it up and got better length but still no better carry. Will try moving in a bit and see if that helps carry better. Every house I bowl has a similar result with this ball. In the pocket 90% of the time but just can't string any strikes together. Also beginning to wonder if this ball is better suited for a flatter pattern. Bowling in Reno soon and need to get ball figured out. Some balls are just better suited for a sport pattern.

Let us know what you decide and what the results were!

I haven't thrown either Fight or Phase, but I believe Storm is trying to put out something that might control the lanes and bit more on flatter patterns yet still give hitting power.  These balls are designed to roll heavy and hit without having to open up the lane from coast to coast the way you can on a house shot. 

  I agree.  Drilled them both at 5 x 4 x 3.  Looking to smooth out my ball reaction to get ready for the Nationals.  Evens out a lot of over/under that I get on some of our local house shots.  Every time I throw any ball, I think of how it would look on a sport shot. I am definitely taking the Fight and Phase to the Nationals this year.  I am tired of looking like a Putz at the nationals.

Good to hear. Keep us updated. Fight going strong here as well.

Taking one down to Reno, a 14 lbs

14 vs 15 RG 2.62 vs 2.58....14 slightly earlier?

Higher generally means the core will lope longer before starting up. Numbers after altered after drilling tho. Cover is still the main component for motion

Had a chance to throw both the Fight and Phaze at a demo day since my earlier post.  Always tricky forming opinions based on a house shot, but a couple things I noticed.  The Phaze was a bit more angular than I expected, but didn't over react off the dry, and did allow me to square up a bit further right than with my stronger equipment like the Lock.  I also threw the alpha crux, which by the way is a very nice rolling piece, and was easily 7 and 2 deeper than with the Phaze. 

As for the Fight, I usually don't like high rg balls except for urethane, and the Fight was no exception.  I was abler to line up similar to the Phaze, but with my lower rev rate the Fight just didn't have enough energy to carry.  I was able to get a another board or two right and got a good reaction on the house shot, but don't really see a situation where I could use it on any flatter patterns.  My Viral solid with a 2x3 layout is a better option for me n conditions where I could use the Fight.

Just a final note.  I also threw the Pitch Blue.  Nice piece of urethane.  I have had both the Natural and the Blue Hammer.  Liked them both, but I think this one might be the best of the bunch.  It stands up into a better roll than other urethanes I have tried yet still is clean through the heads like you would expect from a pearl. This ball faced up better than any urethane I have thrown on a house shot.  I think I would like it on shorter patterns too.   

 

Phaze:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgYQGIghSEo

Fight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLffUaNsb-Y

You did a great job with those videos, quick and informative. I have only a few games on both the Fight and Phaze but I agree with you. Phaze is a really nice piece meant to be a different reaction from Storm. Fight is another different reaction longer but with a really strong cover. I am glad I went pin down on fight, stronger pins might be a problem for some. Great job Storm!