Anthony for first place on the PBA's All-Time titles list with his win over Pete Weber in the Dydo Japan Cup. Walter earned 47 PBA Tour titles (the most all-time), with his final title coming at the USBC Masters in February, 2010. He retired from the standard PBA Tour in 2021 at age 61, but still participates on the PBA50 Tour. In August of 2021, Williams won his 15th PBA50 Tour title, surpassing John Handegard for the most titles all-time on that tour. He is still going strong on the PBA50 Tour at age 63, winning his 16th title in the 2022 season. As of 2022, Pete Weber is fourth on the PBA's all-time list with 37 titles, with his most recent title coming at age 50 in the PBA Tournament of Champions on March 31, 2013. At the time, that victory tied Weber with Earl Anthony for the most major championships in PBA Tour history (10). A year earlier (2012), Weber won his record fifth U.S. Open title. Like Williams, Weber retired from the regular PBA Tour in 2021, but continues to compete in PBA50 Tour events. Legacy The seventh episode of the 2015 series of Documentary Now! (IFC), "Any Given Saturday Afternoon", is a mockumentary of A League of Ordinary Gentlemen. References External links Official Website Official PBS website of first national showing Rotten Tomatoes list of reviews of the documentary Ten-pin bowling films American sports documentary films