 Now only three players in the history of the PBA tour have 40 or greater. The other two are Walter W. Williams Jr. and Earl Anthony. And now Norm Duke with number 40. I hit something. Oh no problem Norm. Kendra listening to you. Mollie Ball listening to you. And you are a champion yet again. For the 40th time Norm is going to make that little walk and grab another trophy. After all he's endured in this championship match it's Tackett who controls his own destiny. Steps up in the 10th. A strike for the win. Not surprising former player of the year and runner up back to back years for that honor. A great match came down to the 10th brand E.J. Tackett. It's a nice touch in the 10th and carries all 10. The lead has dwindled to one. You see that six pin go to the side. Well that's I'm Robin cut the 10 out. That's always a good sign for a right hander. Kick saving a beauty on the 10 on that right lane. Now he needs to duplicate it two more times right here in the 10th frame. Two strikes two pins he moves on. Blanchard with a spare here for Mollie. Blanchard needs two and nine to win by one. There's one. What a shot. What a shot. Nine for the win. Must get nine. Way wide right. Mollie moves on. Big nasty sitting down. Goes to the round of 16. Unbelievable after two pure shots he was sad pin. Look at Mollie. Nobody more surprised than him. All she needs eight again. I'm seeing this as being a little reminiscent of match number one where it's the heater Ricky. Captures the one elusive event. High score of the evening. The 246 claims the title. Get it Liz you deserved it. That's five in a row for Jacob. Butchruff written off after he whipped the seven pin in the six. Remember that frame. Oh to close. He's got a 227. He sits down. The legend steps up. No Monty strike spare to win by one. If he doesn't strike on this ball. If he goes nine spare strike will have a tie. Motion. Came out of that man's body after that shot. He needs a strike or a spare. For history. Arya Hugo back home in New South Wales. Stand up. Get ready to cheer on dad. You love seeing all these people here rooting for you. But let's take a look at the monitor up here because if I'm not mistaken we have some people in Australia. Watching you live. Your hometown watching you right now. Make history. It's very emotional. I miss them dearly. And I wish that was sitting in front row. Thank you. I'm so proud of you. I love you guys much.from that style for hooking up the big screen. I'm just. I love you guys very much. That's really all I can say. Jason Bielmonti congratulations. I'm making history. Your 11th major win.