Admin: Added earlier Mexican tournament-series context and links to PGP Masters Cup and Serial Mexicano de Paintball. Preserved the distinction between documented connections and unverified league name changes.

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Added earlier Mexican tournament-series context and links to PGP Masters Cup and Serial Mexicano de Paintball. Preserved the distinction between documented connections and unverified league name changes.

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'''PGP Masters Cup''' was a Mexican [[paintball]] tournament series described in a 2009 UNAM study as a five-event competition intended to send its champion to the [[World Cup]] in Orlando, Florida.[1]

== History ==
Saraí Fuentes García's study places PGP Masters Cup alongside [[Road To World Cup]] in its account of Mexican tournament paintball before the formation of [[Serial Mexicano de Paintball]] (SMP).[1] This retrospective account does not establish an exact founding date for PGP Masters Cup.

According to Fuentes García, the organisers of the two series combined their competitions in early 2005 to form SMP. The study names Mario Khan of Xtreme Planet and Paolo Dezi of Planet Gotcha Paintball as the organisers involved.[1]

== Events and results ==
The study's description of a five-event series does not provide a dated calendar or individual event results. It does not identify a PGP Masters Cup champion or establish that the intended World Cup participation took place.[1]

== See also ==
* [[Road To World Cup]]
* [[Serial Mexicano de Paintball]]

== References ==
# [https://tesiunamdocumentos.dgb.unam.mx/ptd2009/abril/0642356/0642356.pdf Saraí Fuentes García: ''Propuesta de campaña publicitaria para posicionar el paintball: una alternativa de deporte extremo en el Distrito Federal'', Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, 2009, p. 41, section 2.1.5.1].

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PGP Masters Cup - Revision history

Admin: Added earlier Mexican tournament-series context and links to PGP Masters Cup and Serial Mexicano de Paintball. Preserved the distinction between documented connections and unverified league name changes.