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=== Establishment === Mayhem Masters was established in 1989 by Stephen Baldwin and Paul Wilson, who operated Mayhem Paintball in England. Baldwin had entered the paintball industry in 1987 and subsequently developed Mayhem into a commercial playing-field and equipment supply business. His involvement in tournament organisation was influenced by American promoter [[Jim Lively]], whose Nashville-based Masters competition had become an established international event.[1] The inaugural Mayhem competition took place in 1989 in the Coventry area. Early British tournament paintball was dominated by large teams playing woodland games, initially involving 15 players per side. The first Mayhem competition was won by Bart's Stud Squad, ahead of Bad Company and Nam Wreckin' Crew.[2]
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