Columbus, Ohio – The all-time winningest bowler in the history of the PBA just did something he had yet to accomplish, he won his first PBA60 title at the PBA60 Tristan’s T.A.P.S. Memorial Tournament.

The Oxford, Florida resident was the No. 5 seed to begin the stepladder finals Wednesday night and all he did was strike 68 percent of the time over four games to win the tournament throwing the new Brunswick Teal Rhino Pro.

Before his first match play round of the day, Williams Jr. told Tom Carter, who owns Tom Carter’s Pro Shop inside Wayne Webb’s Columbus Bowl, that he had a few new bowling balls from Brunswick, so he decided to drill the Teal Rhino Pro. That ball was used in the first game of his three-game match against Ron Mohr leading to a 257. Since Williams Jr. was already down 49 pins early, he decided to try something different, which didn’t work. He lost that match which resulted in the No. 5 seed. After that, Carter made a key adjustment to Williams Jr.’s ball that turned out to be a winning combination.