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23 October 2026
| N 16:03 | Ac Dallas diffhist +4,024 Admin talk contribs (Create sourced Ac Dallas article covering divisional wins, professional finals, the 2021 rebuild and transition to PBFit.) | ||||
| N 15:42 | Pavel Lukashuk diffhist +2,762 Admin talk contribs (Pavel Lukashuk is a Russian professional paintball player who represented Russian Legion and won the 2014 PSP World Cup with Art Chaos Moscow.) | ||||
| N 15:35 | Mikhail Knyazev diffhist +4,916 Admin talk contribs (Mikhail Knyazev, known as Mishka, is a Russian professional paintball player who has won World Cup titles with Russian Legion, Houston Heat and Art Chaos Moscow.) | ||||
| N 15:05 | Alexander Berdnikov diffhist +5,031 Admin talk contribs (Created biography of Russian professional paintball player Alexander Berdnikov (Maloy), documenting his Russian Legion career, 2012 professional player ranking, 2016 national team selection and 2017 Russian national team captaincy.) | ||||
21 October 2026
| 11:48 | Edmonton Impact diffhist +4 Admin talk contribs (→Media) | ||||
| N 10:26 | Konstantin Fedorov diffhist +9,498 Admin talk contribs (Created biography of Russian professional paintball player Konstantin Fedorov, covering Russian Legion, Philadelphia Americans, Houston Heat, Art Chaos Moscow, TonTon FSU and CK Hurricanes, major championship victories, international representation and verified tournament records.) | ||||
19 October 2026
| N 06:34 | X-Ball diffhist +7,081 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''X-Ball''' is a competitive speedball format in which two paintball teams compete across multiple points within a timed match. Originally introduced in 2002, the format was developed to make tournament paintball more accessible to spectators through simplified scoring, repeated points, substitutions and timed penalties.[1] X-Ball became the basis of the original National Xball League (NXL) in 2003 and was subsequently adopted by other professional and amateur...") | ||||