Aussie surfer Burrow into round 4 at Bells Australian Taj Burrow is determined to join the hallowed roll call of surfers to have won multiple Rip Curl Pro titles at Bells Beach. Burrow, 34, rates his 2007 victory at the famous venue as one of the greatest moments of his long career. He had a big day on Sunday, tipping countryman Jacob Willcox out in the second round and backing up several hours later to eliminate Hawaiian Dusty Payne in round three. Burrow registered a two-wave score of 16.33 to beat Payne, who was unable to find a second high-scoring wave to go with his best effort of 9.37. "I'd love to win another bell," said Burrow. That's what everyone is here for and I am as well. I've had a couple of shockers here in the last few years. But I've changed a few things and taken it on as a challenge to do well because it's such a tricky wave. It's a real challenge to win here, and everyone says it's only the best of the best who've ever won it really. I want to prove that I can do it again. Australian Kai Otton also moved into the fourth round, edging past Frenchman Jeremy Flores 14.67 to 14.23. But fellow Australian Julian Wilson had no such luck, going down to US youngster Nat Young in the last heat before organisers called competition off for the day as the conditions deteriorated. Contest director Damien Hardman also made the decision to put the women's final between world rankings leaders Tyler Wright from Australia and Hawaiian Carissa More back a day until Easter Monday. "The conditions are pretty challenging out there," said Hardman. The guys are just managing it and they're obviously a lot stronger than the girls. If we really want to showcase the best girls' surfing then we should try and give them the best conditions. Wright won the season-opening Roxy Pro on the Gold Coast before being beaten by Moore in the final of last weekend's Margaret River Pro. The men's Rip Curl Pro will continue at Bells Beach on Monday, beginning with the remaining nine third-round encounters. Reigning world champion Joel Parkinson, Mick Fanning and Kelly Slater will all be in action.