Looked like it could be an Absolute Inferno, I could be wrong though.

i believe it might be the absolute inferno?he had 2 balls,the other one was twisted fury.

on PBA website "in the bag" said Bohn was using Absolute Inferno and twisted Fury.
http://www.pba.com/players/inthebag.asp

Besides Parker Bohn, the viewing audience was also a winner as Rob Stone seems to have made an effort to clean up his commentating. Stone also mentioned that he is attempting to learn the game and today it showed.

I found the first to get six strikes format a good one and for me it generated as much edge of your seat excitement as a shootout in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

His sure looks a lot better than the preview images of the infernos - no doubt the pros get the cream of the crop when it comes to aestethically pleasing swirls/combinations.

When I first saw him pick up the Absolute Inferno, I just couldn't tell what it was for sure due to the colors. I've seen many AIs and don't remember one that looks like that with such a definition of color and separation.

Same with me ... I knew it was a Brunswick but have never seen one look like that. I was saying it must have been a custom made pattern as nice as it looked - never seen a AI look that nice.

I think they made an updated batch before they moved to Mexico. I think they did it as a pro-am ball and made the colors brighter, then the pros caught wind of it and requested a boat load of them since it is one of the best balls ever in Brunswick's lineup.

to go along with that...did anyone hear PBIII mention the hambone? I found that rather humorous considering the heated debate on this board about it...

SHHHHHHHHH!!!!!

lol