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The PBA Tournament of Champions wrap up on Sunday afternoon with the stepladder finals. Watch for free on Fubo today.

FOX brings us the finals of the PBA Tournament of Champions on Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. ET live from AMF Riviera Lanes in Fairlawn, OH. Kevin McClune. Jesper Svensson led the 24-player match play field at historic AMF Riviera Lanes, the revered Fairlawn, Ohio which has hosted the TOC 36 times dating back to 1966. Graham Fach, EJ Tackett and Kevin McCune round out the top four, each securing berths in Sunday’s championship round according to the pba.com press release. Svensson, who became the youngest player to win the TOC in 2016, started Thursday’s final round of match play in second place behind Tackett. He sprinted off to a 6-0 start, averaging more than 248 while adding 180 bonus pins to build an insurmountable lead.

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Match Date: Sunday, April 20, 2025

Match Time: 3:00 p.m. ET

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“It’s a great feeling. It’s been a long time since I felt this competitive,” Svensson said. “You have your good and bad weeks and whatever, but it’s different to have a good week and to feel like you’re in the race to win the tournament. I felt that this whole week, and it’s been fantastic. I’ve got one more game of work to do. I’m going to try to perform one more time, and then have a great evening.”

“I had a really good start to my career as a whole,” Svensson continued. “I felt like when I came out, I didn’t care about anything. I just fired away. Sometimes back then, I got the feeling of ‘Oh, this is my stuff,’ but it’s been a long time since I felt that. It was almost like a throwback to get that feeling again. Throughout the years, it hasn’t been that bad, but I guess I have really high expectations for myself. It takes a toll on you when you don’t achieve that for a long time. You have people back back home to support you through it all, and you kind of feel like you let them down. Now I have a daughter. There are so many more aspects of (life). It’s not just bowling anymore. I’m just really happy to be back where I am right now, and I think this is just what I needed.”

Keven Williams, Jakob Butturff, AJ Johnson, Matt Sanders and Packy Hanrahan will compete in Saturday’s prelims round to determine the fifth finalist.

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