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Offbeat by James Matthey Score one for the redheads. Rarely does tenpin bowling command headlines on the other side of the world but this is just too good to ignore. Eighteen-year-old Anthony Neuer - or as he was dubbed, the "Ginger Assassin" - became an American cult figure as his heroics went viral after nailing the most difficult feat in bowling, and indeed, one of the toughest in sport. Kayo is your ticket to the best sport streaming Live & On-Demand. N...

PBABowling, YouTube You know, when you get the ball right down the center, see all those pins going down, and think youre finally going to get that strike and impress your date, but then those two pins stand at both sides of the end of the lane and mock you. Personally, Ive never picked up a 7-10 split in real life. Ive done it a couple of times in Wii bowling. That counts, right? No? Ok. The spiteful split was staring 18-year-old professional bowler Anthony “The Ginger Assassin” Neuer in ...

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By Andy Kostka - The Washington Times - Monday, April 12, 2021 Anthony Neuer went on to lose the matchup, but the 18-year-old made a lasting impression on the Professional Bowlers Association Tour on Sunday, converting the ultra-uncommon 7-10 split in the U.S. Open semifinal round. Neuer became the fourth player to knock down the rare 7-10 split during a PBA Tour TV broadcast, and he was the first to accomplish the feat on ...

The Ginger Assassin Pulls Off Rare Bowling Feat And Announcer Loses It Pro bowler Anthony Neuer is just 18, but he accomplished something that hasnt been done in 30 years. The “Ginger Assassin” just killed it in a bowling match. A 7-10 split is difficult under any circumstances, but Anthony Neuer made it look easy Sunday at the U.S. Open in Reno, Nevada. Neuer converted the improbable spare, marking just the fourth time that’s happened in a televised Professional Bowlers Association Tour ...