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'''NXL Asia''' ('''NXLASIA''') was an international tournament [[paintball]] league with documented events in [[Malaysia]] during 2018 and 2019. Its competitions included Open X-Ball, Amateur X-Ball, mechanical-marker, three-player and ten-player formats.[1][2][3]


'''NXL Asia''' ('''NXLASIA''') was an international tournament paintball league operating in Malaysia during the late 2010s. Associated with the [[National Xball League]] (NXL) competition format, the league organised X-Ball tournaments involving teams from Malaysia and other countries in Asia and the Pacific. [1][2]
The league was associated with organiser David Guch and [[Canyon Paintball]]. Its documented programme included two tournaments in 2018 and a three-round championship in 2019.[1][2]
 
NXL Asia held documented events in 2018 and organised a three-round championship during 2019, with tournaments in Malacca, Penang and Johor Bahru. The league was associated with organiser David Guch and [[Canyon Paintball]] in Selangor. [1][3]
 
The competition formed part of Malaysia's international tournament paintball scene alongside established competitions such as the [[Paintball Asia League Series]] (PALS) and [[Paintball World Cup Asia]]. NXL Asia operated as a distinct tournament organisation rather than as a renamed continuation of PALS.
 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ NXL Asia
|-
! Name
| NXL Asia
|-
! Alternative name
| NXLASIA
|-
! Sport
| Tournament paintball
|-
! Competition format
| X-Ball
|-
! Region
| Asia-Pacific
|-
! Principal host country
| Malaysia
|-
! First documented season
| 2018
|-
! Last confirmed completed season
| 2019
|-
! Organiser
| David Guch
|-
! Associated facility
| [[Canyon Paintball]], Selangor
|-
! Documented event locations
| Malacca, Penang, Johor Bahru
|-
! Divisions
| Open X-Ball, Amateur and other competitive divisions
|-
! Status
| Later activity not established
|}


== History ==
== History ==


=== Background ===
=== 2018 ===
''Main article: [[2018 NXL Asia]]''


Malaysia developed an established tournament paintball scene during the 2000s through domestic competitions and international championships.
The [[2018 Melaka International XBall Cup]] was held on 20–22 April at Dataran Sejarah, Ayer Keroh, Melaka. PB King won Open X-Ball and Kamikaze Kings won Amateur X-Ball.[4][5]


The [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]] and [[Malaysian National Paintball League]] provided domestic competition, while PALS and World Cup Asia attracted teams from across Asia and other regions.
The [[2018 George Town International X-Ball Cup]] followed in Penang during October, with PBLeagues listing the event under 19 October. It took place at Padang Brown in George Town. Raskal Sports won Open X-Ball, Kamikaze Kings won Amateur X-Ball and EJPC Jr won Mechanical Open.[6][7]


During the 2010s, X-Ball formats became increasingly prominent in international tournament paintball.
A contemporary Planet Eclipse report recorded Raskal Sports' 4–0 victory in the George Town Open final.[8]


NXL Asia emerged within this environment, offering international X-Ball competition in Malaysia.
=== 2019 ===
''Main article: [[2019 NXL Asia]]''


The league adopted branding associated with the National Xball League and promoted events using contemporary tournament formats.
The 2019 season comprised three rounds between April and October.[2]
 
The precise date of its establishment and the formal terms of its relationship with the American NXL have not been established from the available sources.
 
=== The 2018 season ===
 
NXL Asia organised international X-Ball events in Malaysia during 2018.
 
The Melaka International XBall Cup was held from 20 to 22 April 2018.
 
PBLeagues records document competition in Open X-Ball and Amateur divisions. [2]
 
The George Town International X-Ball Cup was held in Penang during October 2018.
 
The event attracted Malaysian and international teams and was promoted through NXL Asia's media channels.
 
Equipment manufacturer G.I. Sportz produced promotional coverage featuring an interview with organiser David Guch concerning the growth of competitive paintball in Asia. [1]
 
The George Town event helped establish Penang as a destination for international tournament paintball.
 
=== The 2019 season ===
 
NXL Asia organised a three-round championship in 2019.
 
The documented events were:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Round
! Round !! Dates !! Venue
! Dates
! Location
|-
|-
| Leg 1
| [[2019 NXL Asia Leg 1|Leg 1]]
| 26–28 April 2019
| 26–28 April 2019
| Malacca, Malaysia
| Listed by PBLeagues as 1 Utama, Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya; Canyon Paintball's media archive identifies Melaka
|-
|-
| Leg 2
| [[2019 NXL Asia Leg 2|Leg 2]]
| 26–28 July 2019
| 26–28 July 2019
| Penang, Malaysia
| Jabatan Belia dan Sukan Negeri Pulau Pinang, Gelugor, Penang
|-
|-
| Leg 3
| [[2019 NXL Asia Leg 3|Leg 3]]
| 25–27 October 2019
| 25–27 October 2019
| Johor Bahru, Malaysia
| Taman Daya Hockey Stadium, Johor Bahru
|}
 
The events were recorded in the PBLeagues tournament database and promoted through NXL Asia and Canyon Paintball. [1][2]
 
=== Leg 1: Malacca ===
 
The opening round took place from 26 to 28 April 2019 in Malacca.
 
The tournament featured Open X-Ball and Amateur competition.
 
PBLeagues records identify Duckside Aisawan as the Open X-Ball winner.
 
The Amateur division included 18 teams, with Republik CMX finishing second and Kamikaze Kings third. [2][4]
 
Teams from Malaysia and Singapore were among the participants.
 
=== Leg 2: Penang ===
 
The second round was held from 26 to 28 July 2019 in Penang.
 
The event continued the championship's Open X-Ball and Amateur competitions.
 
Duckside Aisawan won the Open X-Ball division.
 
Singapore's Imperia won the Amateur division, with Republik CMX finishing fourth. [4][5]
 
NXL Asia's promotional website preserved photographs and video material from the Penang event. [1]
 
=== Leg 3: Johor Bahru ===
 
The final round took place from 25 to 27 October 2019 in Johor Bahru.
 
The tournament was held in a hockey stadium, using the venue for competitive paintball.
 
A contemporary report published on 30 October described the event as the first paintball competition of its kind at the stadium. [3]
 
The event was organised by NXL Asia with support from COUGARS, a Johor Bahru-based non-governmental organisation.
 
The report estimated that approximately 70 teams participated.
 
According to the organisers, participating teams came from New Zealand, Australia, Brunei, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia, India and Malaysia. [3]
 
Mike Argento, identified in the report as a representative of G.I. Sportz and NXL Asia, described the Johor Bahru tournament as the largest Malaysian paintball competition of its kind held by the organisation up to that point.
 
The event concluded the documented three-round 2019 championship.
 
== Competition format ==
 
=== X-Ball ===
 
NXL Asia used X-Ball tournament formats associated with the National Xball League.
 
X-Ball is a timed, point-based form of competitive paintball played on symmetrical fields using inflatable bunkers.
 
Teams compete to score points by eliminating opponents and completing the prescribed scoring objective.
 
NXL Asia's tournament records include Open X-Ball and Amateur divisions.
 
The precise match duration and point limits depended on the competition rules in effect for each event.
 
=== Divisions ===
 
The 2018 and 2019 competitions featured multiple divisions intended to accommodate teams of different competitive experience levels.
 
Documented categories included:
 
* Open X-Ball
* Amateur
* Open
* Additional divisional classifications
 
The structure allowed experienced teams and developing competitors to participate in the same tournament programme.
 
The exact division names and eligibility requirements varied between events.
 
== Selected results ==
 
=== Melaka International XBall Cup 2018 ===
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Division
! Winner
! Country
|-
| Amateur
| Kamikaze Kings
| Malaysia
|}
|}
The dates and venue listings are preserved in the original event records.[3][9][10] The opening round's location remains disputed because Canyon Paintball labels its first-round media coverage as Melaka.[1]


Kamikaze Kings finished first among 24 teams in the Amateur division. [6]
Duckside Aisawan won Open X-Ball at the first two rounds, while Waxers Legion won the final round. EJPC Jr won Mechanical Open at all three events.[11][12][13]


=== George Town International X-Ball Cup 2018 ===
The Johor Bahru finale was organised with support from COUGARS, a local sports and recreation organisation. A contemporary report described approximately seventy participating teams and attributed participation from Malaysia, New Zealand, Australia, Brunei, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia and India to information supplied by the organisers.[14]


{| class="wikitable"
The same report published a results graphic identifying the following overall champions.[14]
! Division
! Winner
! Country
|-
| Amateur
| Kamikaze Kings
| Malaysia
|}
 
Kamikaze Kings finished first among 17 teams in the Amateur division. [6]
 
=== NXL Asia 2019, Leg 1 ===


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Division
! Division !! 2019 overall champion
! Selected result
! Country
|-
|-
| Open X-Ball
| Open || Duckside Aisawan
| Duckside Aisawan, 1st
| Malaysia
|-
|-
| Amateur
| Amateur || Republik CMX
| Republik CMX, 2nd
| Malaysia
|-
|-
| Amateur
| Mechanical Open || EJPC Jr
| Kamikaze Kings, 3rd
| Malaysia
|}
|}


Results recorded by PBLeagues. [4][6]
=== 2020 plans ===
PBLeagues listed an event titled '''NXLASIA Leg 1 2020''' for 17–19 April 2020 in Petaling Jaya.[2]


=== NXL Asia 2019, Leg 2 ===
The [[Singapore Paintball Series]] also announced a partnership with NXL Asia to bring the Asia Girls Paintball International Championship to Malaysia in 2020. Its executive summary described this as a planned first Malaysian edition.[15]


{| class="wikitable"
These announcements establish scheduled activity rather than confirmed completed tournaments.
! Division
! Winner
! Country
|-
| Open X-Ball
| Duckside Aisawan
| Malaysia
|-
| Amateur
| Imperia
| Singapore
|}


Results recorded by PBLeagues. [4][5]
== Competition format ==
 
The 2019 event listings specified Open X-Ball matches lasting ten minutes with a race-to-four target. Amateur X-Ball used eight-minute matches with the same target. Mechanical Open was listed with seven-minute matches and a three-point mercy limit.[3][9][10]
== International participation ==
 
NXL Asia attracted teams from several countries in Asia and the Pacific.
 
The 2019 Johor Bahru event was reported to include participants from:
 
* Malaysia
* Singapore
* Thailand
* Indonesia
* Philippines
* Brunei
* India
* Australia
* New Zealand
 
The published report provides evidence of the tournament's international reach, although it does not provide a complete verified list of participating teams. [3]
 
The participation of Singaporean teams is independently documented through PBLeagues results for Imperia and Lanun. [5][7]
 
NXL Asia provided opportunities for teams to compete internationally without travelling to North America or Europe.
 
== Organisation ==
 
=== David Guch ===
 
David Guch was identified as an organiser of NXL Asia.
 
Promotional material published by Canyon Paintball identifies him in connection with the 2018 George Town International X-Ball Cup.
 
The same website published the contact address guch@nxlasia.my for enquiries about NXL Asia. [1]
 
=== Canyon Paintball ===
 
[[Canyon Paintball]] in Selangor was closely associated with NXL Asia.
 
The facility promoted the league's tournaments and provided opportunities for teams to practise.
 
In advance of the first round of the 2019 season, Canyon Paintball published footage of teams practising for the event.
 
The venue also maintained an archive of NXL Asia photographs and videos. [1]
 
=== Sponsors and partners ===
 
NXL Asia received promotional support from paintball equipment manufacturers and other commercial partners.
 
G.I. Sportz published coverage of the 2018 George Town International X-Ball Cup.
 
The league's promotional website also displayed equipment manufacturer branding, including JT. [1]
 
The 2019 Johor Bahru event was supported by the local organisation COUGARS. [3]
 
== Women's paintball development ==
 
NXL Asia was involved in plans to expand opportunities for women's competitive paintball.
 
The Singapore Paintball Series' 2020 executive summary documented a partnership with NXL Asia concerning the Asia Girls Paintball International Championship (AGPIC).
 
The championship was planned to be held in Malaysia for the first time in 2020.
 
The report referred to seven teams and more than 40 female players in connection with AGPIC participation and described the planned Malaysian event as part of efforts to promote women's paintball in Asia. [8]
 
The available evidence establishes the planned partnership but does not confirm that the proposed 2020 Malaysian event took place.
 
== The 2020 season and later activity ==
 
PBLeagues contains registrations for an event titled NXLASIA Leg 1 2020, scheduled for 17 to 19 April 2020.
 
The event listing includes teams from Malaysia and Singapore.
 
However, the surviving team records do not show final placements for the event. [9]
 
The existence of a registration or scheduled event does not establish that the tournament was completed.
 
The available sources do not confirm that NXL Asia held a completed 2020 season.
 
They also do not establish a formal closure date, subsequent ownership changes or the terms of any later relationship with other Asian paintball competitions.
 
== Relationship with other Asian paintball competitions ==
 
=== Paintball Asia League Series ===
 
The [[Paintball Asia League Series]] was established during the mid-2000s and became one of Asia's principal international tournament circuits.


NXL Asia emerged later, with documented events in 2018 and 2019.
Other competitions included Open three-player, Open ten-player and Mechanical Beginner three-player divisions.[3][9][10]


Although both competitions attracted international teams and used modern tournament paintball formats, they were distinct organisations.
== Organisation and media ==
Canyon Paintball promoted NXL Asia events and maintained an archive of tournament photographs and videos. Its archive includes footage of teams practising at Canyon before the opening 2019 round.[1]


The available evidence does not establish that NXL Asia was a formal successor to PALS.
G.I. Sportz produced highlights of the 2018 George Town tournament and an interview identifying David Guch as the league's organiser.[1]


=== Paintball World Cup Asia ===
PBLeagues groups the historical NXL Asia events within the same league archive as the [[Malaysian X-Ball League]].[2]


[[Paintball World Cup Asia]] was an established international championship associated with PALS.
== Seasons and events ==
 
* [[2018 NXL Asia]]
Its history included events in Kuala Lumpur and Langkawi.
** [[2018 Melaka International XBall Cup]]
 
** [[2018 George Town International X-Ball Cup]]
NXL Asia operated separately from World Cup Asia and organised its own tournaments in Malacca, Penang and Johor Bahru.
* [[2019 NXL Asia]]
 
** [[2019 NXL Asia Leg 1]]
=== National Xball League ===
** [[2019 NXL Asia Leg 2]]
 
** [[2019 NXL Asia Leg 3]]
NXL Asia used branding and competition formats associated with the [[National Xball League]].
 
Its promotional website linked to the NXL's official website and rulebook. [1]
 
The precise contractual, licensing or organisational relationship between NXL Asia and the American league has not been established from the surviving sources.
 
== Historical significance ==
 
NXL Asia contributed to the development of international tournament paintball in Malaysia during the late 2010s.
 
The league organised documented events in 2018 and a three-round championship in 2019.
 
Its tournaments attracted teams from across Southeast Asia and the wider Pacific region, including Australia and New Zealand.
 
The use of prominent urban venues in Malacca, Penang and Johor Bahru helped bring competitive paintball to different Malaysian locations.
 
NXL Asia also promoted the use of contemporary X-Ball competition formats and supported plans for women's international paintball.
 
The league forms part of the history of organised Asian tournament paintball following the earlier expansion of MPOC, MY-NPL, PALS and World Cup Asia.


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[National Xball League]]
* [[National Xball League]]
* [[Paintball Asia League Series]]
* [[Malaysian X-Ball League]]
* [[Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]]
* [[Malaysian National Paintball League]]
* [[Canyon Paintball]]
* [[Canyon Paintball]]
* [[Singapore Paintball Series]]
* [[Singapore Paintball Series]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]
* [[Paintball in Asia]]


== References ==
== References ==
 
# [https://www.canyonpaintball.com/nxl-asia-2/ NXL Asia], Canyon Paintball. Promotional archive, organiser information and tournament coverage.
# [https://www.canyonpaintball.com/nxl-asia-2/ "NXL Asia"], Canyon Paintball. Historical promotional archive, event photographs, organiser information and 2018–2019 tournament coverage.
# [https://pbleagues.com/leagues/408 Malaysian X Ball League: league archive], PBLeagues. Historical NXL Asia and MXBL event listings.
# [https://pbleagues.com/ "PBLeagues"], historical tournament database, including Melaka International XBall Cup 2018, George Town International X Ball Cup 2018 and NXLASIA events in 2019.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6393 NXLASIA Leg 1 of 3: event information], PBLeagues.
# [https://jomtaralets.wixsite.com/travelwithme/post/nxl-asia-paintball-jb-tournament-leg-3-of-3-successfully-held "NXL ASIA Paintball JB Tournament Leg 3 of 3 Successfully Held"], Jomtaralets, 30 October 2019.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/5891 Melaka International XBall Cup 2018: event information], PBLeagues.
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/M2jdT0XKsMkgBoIk "Duckside"], PBLeagues, team results for NXLASIA 2019 Legs 1 and 2.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/5891/rankings Melaka International XBall Cup 2018: places], PBLeagues.
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/Y6jInNziTQSiScXU "Imperia"], PBLeagues, team results for the 2018 Melaka International XBall Cup and NXLASIA 2019 Leg 2.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6053 George Town International X Ball Cup: event information], PBLeagues.
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/LEC2H7zJSMVb0IMl "Kamikaze Kings"], PBLeagues, tournament results for 2018 and 2019.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6053/rankings George Town International X Ball Cup: places], PBLeagues.
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/AQC40KwHJEky2CZV "Lanun"], PBLeagues, Singapore team participation in NXL Asia events.
# [https://eclipsehq.blogspot.com/2018/11/nxl-asia.html NXL Asia...], Planet Eclipse HQ Blog, 3 November 2018.
# [https://singaporepaintballseries.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/SPS-2020-Executive-Summary.pdf "Singapore Paintball Series 2020 Executive Summary"], Singapore Paintball Series, April 2020.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6501 NXLASIA Leg 2 of 3: event information], PBLeagues.
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/bJij2difiw5FzCXD "KSM Paintballers"], PBLeagues, historical registration for the scheduled NXLASIA Leg 1 2020 event.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6595 NXLASIA Leg 3 of 3: event information], PBLeagues.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6393/rankings NXLASIA Leg 1 of 3: places], PBLeagues.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6501/rankings NXLASIA Leg 2 of 3: places], PBLeagues.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6595/rankings NXLASIA Leg 3 of 3: places], PBLeagues.
# [https://jomtaralets.wixsite.com/travelwithme/post/nxl-asia-paintball-jb-tournament-leg-3-of-3-successfully-held NXL ASIA Paintball JB Tournament Leg 3 of 3 Successfully Held], Jomtaralets, 30 October 2019. Includes a results graphic identifying the overall champions.
# [https://singaporepaintballseries.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/SPS-2020-Executive-Summary.pdf Singapore Paintball Series 2020 Executive Summary], Singapore Paintball Series, April 2020.


== External links ==
== External links ==
 
* [https://www.canyonpaintball.com/nxl-asia-2/ Canyon Paintball's NXL Asia archive]
* [https://www.canyonpaintball.com/nxl-asia-2/ NXL Asia historical event archive]
* [https://pbleagues.com/leagues/408 PBLeagues event archive]
* [https://jomtaralets.wixsite.com/travelwithme/post/nxl-asia-paintball-jb-tournament-leg-3-of-3-successfully-held NXL Asia Johor Bahru 2019 event report]
* [https://pbleagues.com/ PBLeagues tournament records]
* [https://singaporepaintballseries.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/SPS-2020-Executive-Summary.pdf Singapore Paintball Series 2020 report]


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[[Category:Paintball tournaments]]
[[Category:Paintball tournaments in Malaysia]]
[[Category:Paintball in Malaysia]]
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[[Category:National Xball League]]
[[Category:National Xball League]]
[[Category:2010s in Malaysian paintball]]

Latest revision as of 17:10, 2 November 2026

NXL Asia (NXLASIA) was an international tournament paintball league with documented events in Malaysia during 2018 and 2019. Its competitions included Open X-Ball, Amateur X-Ball, mechanical-marker, three-player and ten-player formats.[1][2][3]

The league was associated with organiser David Guch and Canyon Paintball. Its documented programme included two tournaments in 2018 and a three-round championship in 2019.[1][2]

History

[edit]

2018

[edit]

Main article: 2018 NXL Asia

The 2018 Melaka International XBall Cup was held on 20–22 April at Dataran Sejarah, Ayer Keroh, Melaka. PB King won Open X-Ball and Kamikaze Kings won Amateur X-Ball.[4][5]

The 2018 George Town International X-Ball Cup followed in Penang during October, with PBLeagues listing the event under 19 October. It took place at Padang Brown in George Town. Raskal Sports won Open X-Ball, Kamikaze Kings won Amateur X-Ball and EJPC Jr won Mechanical Open.[6][7]

A contemporary Planet Eclipse report recorded Raskal Sports' 4–0 victory in the George Town Open final.[8]

2019

[edit]

Main article: 2019 NXL Asia

The 2019 season comprised three rounds between April and October.[2]

Round Dates Venue
Leg 1 26–28 April 2019 Listed by PBLeagues as 1 Utama, Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya; Canyon Paintball's media archive identifies Melaka
Leg 2 26–28 July 2019 Jabatan Belia dan Sukan Negeri Pulau Pinang, Gelugor, Penang
Leg 3 25–27 October 2019 Taman Daya Hockey Stadium, Johor Bahru

The dates and venue listings are preserved in the original event records.[3][9][10] The opening round's location remains disputed because Canyon Paintball labels its first-round media coverage as Melaka.[1]

Duckside Aisawan won Open X-Ball at the first two rounds, while Waxers Legion won the final round. EJPC Jr won Mechanical Open at all three events.[11][12][13]

The Johor Bahru finale was organised with support from COUGARS, a local sports and recreation organisation. A contemporary report described approximately seventy participating teams and attributed participation from Malaysia, New Zealand, Australia, Brunei, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia and India to information supplied by the organisers.[14]

The same report published a results graphic identifying the following overall champions.[14]

Division 2019 overall champion
Open Duckside Aisawan
Amateur Republik CMX
Mechanical Open EJPC Jr

2020 plans

[edit]

PBLeagues listed an event titled NXLASIA Leg 1 2020 for 17–19 April 2020 in Petaling Jaya.[2]

The Singapore Paintball Series also announced a partnership with NXL Asia to bring the Asia Girls Paintball International Championship to Malaysia in 2020. Its executive summary described this as a planned first Malaysian edition.[15]

These announcements establish scheduled activity rather than confirmed completed tournaments.

Competition format

[edit]

The 2019 event listings specified Open X-Ball matches lasting ten minutes with a race-to-four target. Amateur X-Ball used eight-minute matches with the same target. Mechanical Open was listed with seven-minute matches and a three-point mercy limit.[3][9][10]

Other competitions included Open three-player, Open ten-player and Mechanical Beginner three-player divisions.[3][9][10]

Organisation and media

[edit]

Canyon Paintball promoted NXL Asia events and maintained an archive of tournament photographs and videos. Its archive includes footage of teams practising at Canyon before the opening 2019 round.[1]

G.I. Sportz produced highlights of the 2018 George Town tournament and an interview identifying David Guch as the league's organiser.[1]

PBLeagues groups the historical NXL Asia events within the same league archive as the Malaysian X-Ball League.[2]

Seasons and events

[edit]

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. NXL Asia, Canyon Paintball. Promotional archive, organiser information and tournament coverage.
  2. Malaysian X Ball League: league archive, PBLeagues. Historical NXL Asia and MXBL event listings.
  3. NXLASIA Leg 1 of 3: event information, PBLeagues.
  4. Melaka International XBall Cup 2018: event information, PBLeagues.
  5. Melaka International XBall Cup 2018: places, PBLeagues.
  6. George Town International X Ball Cup: event information, PBLeagues.
  7. George Town International X Ball Cup: places, PBLeagues.
  8. NXL Asia..., Planet Eclipse HQ Blog, 3 November 2018.
  9. NXLASIA Leg 2 of 3: event information, PBLeagues.
  10. NXLASIA Leg 3 of 3: event information, PBLeagues.
  11. NXLASIA Leg 1 of 3: places, PBLeagues.
  12. NXLASIA Leg 2 of 3: places, PBLeagues.
  13. NXLASIA Leg 3 of 3: places, PBLeagues.
  14. NXL ASIA Paintball JB Tournament Leg 3 of 3 Successfully Held, Jomtaralets, 30 October 2019. Includes a results graphic identifying the overall champions.
  15. Singapore Paintball Series 2020 Executive Summary, Singapore Paintball Series, April 2020.
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