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20 October 2026

N    18:37  Tom Cole diffhist +11,459 Admin talk contribs (Created biography of Tom Cole covering Bad Company, NPPL presidency, USPL involvement, Kingman International, the 2015 NXL revival, Major League Paintball leadership and Hall of Icons recognition, with contemporary references.)

17 October 2026

N    04:29  Bad Company (British paintball team) diffhist +4,351 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Bad Company''' was a British tournament paintball team active during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Led by Steve Mattacott, the team was among the established competitors during the formative period of organised paintball in the United Kingdom. [1] Bad Company participated in the 1988 Survival Splatmaster Championship and subsequently competed in the early Mayhem Masters tournaments. The team was also associated with players who later formed [[UK Predators]...")
N    04:21  Bad Company (American paintball team) diffhist +12,236 Admin talk contribs (Created article on Bad Company, covering its 1990s professional tournament history, 1996 NPPL World Cup runner-up finish, Tom Cole's leadership, Kingman Spyder sponsorship, documented 2001 roster, 2003 NPPL Super 7 results and continued semi-professional competition through 2005.)
N    02:15  UK Predators diffhist +11,177 Admin talk contribs (Created article on UK Predators, covering their 1980s formation, 1990 Mayhem Masters victory, historic 1991 International Masters title, consecutive World Cup runner-up finishes, 1995 Toulouse championship, equipment partnerships and subsequent revival in classic 10-man competition.)