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'''Paul Lam''' (also known as '''Paul W. Y. Lam''' and '''Gungho Paul''') is a Malaysian paintball organiser and tournament promoter best known for his leadership of the [[Paintball Asia League Series]] (PALS), [[Paintball World Cup Asia]] and [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]] (MPOC).
'''Paul Lam''', also recorded as '''Paul WY Lam''' and known as '''"Gungho" Paul Lam''', is a Malaysian [[paintball]] tournament organiser. His international organising work included [[Nation Cup 2004]] and the [[Asia Pacific Paintball Championship 2005|2005 Asia Pacific Paintball Championship]], which preceded the establishment of the [[Paintball Asia League Series]] (PALS) and [[Paintball World Cup Asia]].[6]


Lam served as tournament director of the Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit and Paintball World Cup Asia, and was subsequently identified as chief executive officer of PALS Event Sdn Bhd.
Lam founded PALS, directed the [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]] (MPOC) and World Cup Asia, and served as deputy of the provisional steering committee formed during efforts to establish the [[Malaysian Paintball Federation]] in 2010.[1][2][3][4]
 
He was also involved in discussions concerning the establishment of a Malaysian national paintball federation in 2010.
 
Through the PALS tournament organisation, Lam was associated with the development of international competitive paintball events across Southeast Asia, including tournaments in Malaysia and Thailand.


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! Name
| Paul Lam
|-
|-
! Also known as
! Also known as
| Paul W. Y. Lam; Gungho Paul
| Paul WY Lam; Paul W. Y. Lam; "Gungho" Paul Lam
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! Country
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! Occupation
! Occupation
| Paintball tournament organiser and promoter
| Paintball tournament organiser
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! Sport
! Associated events
| [[Paintball]]
| [[Nation Cup 2004]]; [[Asia Pacific Paintball Championship 2005]]; [[Paintball World Cup Asia]]
|-
|-
! Known for
! Associated organisations
| Paintball Asia League Series; Paintball World Cup Asia
| [[Paintball Asia League Series]]; [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]]; [[Malaysian Paintball Federation]]
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! Associated organisation
| PALS Event Sdn Bhd
|-
! Associated competitions
| Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit; Paintball World Cup Asia
|-
|-
! Documented roles
! Documented roles
| Tournament Director; Chief Executive Officer
| Founder and chief executive officer of PALS; tournament director; federation pro-tem deputy
|-
! Documented activity
| 2010–2012 and associated tournament history
|}
|}


== Paintball career ==
== Early involvement in paintball ==


=== Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit ===
In a September 2015 interview with ''Paintball.Media'', Lam recalled becoming involved in recreational paintball in New South Wales, Australia, during 1988 and 1989. He said that he subsequently opened a paintball field in Malaysia with business partners in 2003 and established the [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]].[6]


Paul Lam was involved in the organisation of the Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit, a competitive paintball tournament series in Malaysia.
Lam also played in international tournaments associated with PALS. He described competing with his team in the Intercontinental Cup in Toulouse, France, as a personal goal, after which he largely stopped playing.[6]


A January 2010 tournament announcement identified Lam as tournament director of MPOC 2010.
== Tournament organisation ==


The same announcement identified several other members of the tournament organisation:
=== Nation Cup 2004 ===


{| class="wikitable"
Lam's international organising work preceded the establishment of PALS. In his 2015 interview, he recalled organising an international tournament in Malaysia in 2004, known as the [[Nation Cup 2004|Nation Cup]], with 16 participating teams.[6]
! Person
! Published responsibility
|-
| Paul Lam
| Tournament Director
|-
| [[Junaidi Khalil]]
| Head of Rules and Regulations
|-
| [[Allan Phang]]
| Team Liaison and Registration
|-
| [[Amber Wong]]
| Media and Promotions
|-
| Desmond Foo
| Infield Media and Photography
|-
| Redza
| Logistics
|}


The announcement also described an equipment-loan arrangement intended to help teams entering Division 3 obtain tournament-capable markers.[1]
Lam described the tournament as an early step in developing international paintball competition in Malaysia. It was followed by a larger championship in 2005 and subsequently by World Cup Asia.[6]


This provides evidence of efforts by the MPOC organisers to reduce equipment barriers for developing teams.
=== Asia Pacific Paintball Championship ===


=== Paintball Asia League Series ===
In 2005, Lam and his partners organised the [[Asia Pacific Paintball Championship 2005|Asia Pacific Paintball Championship]], which he said attracted more than 80 teams.[6]


Lam became a central figure in the organisation of the Paintball Asia League Series, an international tournament circuit involving events in several Asian countries.
Lam linked the formation of PALS to this period. He recalled that the organisers wanted to develop international competition in Asia and establish a World Cup event in the region, alongside the existing American and European World Cup tournaments. According to his account, their Malaysian event took the name [[Paintball World Cup Asia|World Cup Asia]] in 2006.[6]


PALS provided opportunities for teams from Southeast Asia and other regions to compete internationally.
=== Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit ===


By 2011, Lam was identified as chief executive officer of PALS Event Sdn Bhd.
Lam was tournament director of the Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit. An announcement for the opening event of the 2010 season identified him as tournament director and listed [[Junaidi Khalil]] as head of rules and regulations, [[Allan Phang]] as head of team liaison and registration, and [[Amber Wong]] as head of media and promotions.[1]


Contemporary promotional material for the 2011 Paintball World Cup Asia named Lam as CEO, alongside Allan Phang as international liaison and Catherine Chew in team registration.[2]
The same announcement described an equipment-loan arrangement under which a limited number of developing Division 3 teams could obtain tournament markers for the season.[1]


The PALS organisation was based in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
=== Paintball Asia League Series ===


=== Paintball World Cup Asia ===
Lam was identified in 2011 promotional material as the founder and chief executive officer of the Paintball Asia League Series.[2] PALS operated an international tournament circuit in Asia, with [[Paintball World Cup Asia]] serving as its concluding event.


Lam was associated with the organisation of Paintball World Cup Asia, one of the major international paintball competitions held in Malaysia during the 2010s.
In his 2015 interview, Lam dated the formation of PALS to 2005 in Malaysia and described it as a collaboration between friends from several countries who wanted to develop international tournament paintball in Asia. He distinguished between partners who hosted events and promoting partners who were not yet ready to host a full tournament.[6]


A 2010 World Cup Asia handbook identified him as tournament director.[3]
An announcement concerning AirAsia's sponsorship of World Cup Asia 2011 named Lam as PALS founder and chief executive officer. The event was scheduled for 10–13 November 2011 at the Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre on Langkawi and was organised by PALS Events and AKR Events.[2]


The event formed part of the wider PALS tournament calendar.
Lam described his own responsibilities as overall management and troubleshooting across the league and World Cup Asia, while emphasising the contribution of the PALS team and its partners.[6]


World Cup Asia attracted teams and officials from multiple countries and was promoted internationally through paintball media, equipment manufacturers and regional tournament organisations.
=== Paintball World Cup Asia ===


=== Langkawi World Cup ===
The official handbook for Paintball World Cup Asia 2010 identified Lam as tournament director. It also listed Allan Phang as international liaison, Amber Wong as head of media and promotions and Maz as Malaysian liaison.[3]


Paintball World Cup Asia was held on Langkawi, Malaysia, during the early 2010s.
The handbook associated World Cup Asia with the earlier Asia Pacific Paintball Championship and the development of PALS.[3]


The 2011 edition was scheduled for 10–13 November at the Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre.
In his 2015 interview, Lam described World Cup Asia's development from an outdoor tournament into an indoor event on Langkawi in 2011. He identified the move from Kuala Lumpur and the involvement of Malaysian royalty, government representatives and corporate sponsors as particularly significant developments.[6]


The event was promoted as an indoor international paintball tournament using air-conditioned facilities and artificial-turf playing fields.[4]
Lam also emphasised the social side of the tournament, describing friendships between participants, opening and closing dinners and gatherings outside the playing programme as important parts of its appeal.[6]


The 2011 tournament received favourable coverage from international paintball media.
== Malaysian Paintball Federation initiative ==


The American publication ProPaintball.com subsequently recognised World Cup Asia 2011 as its Paintball Event of the Year, citing the organisation, venue, player support and involvement of commercial sponsors.[5]
Lam participated in the 2010 consultation concerning the proposed formation of the Malaysian Paintball Federation.


== Malaysian paintball administration ==
A public hearing was held at the National Sports Institute in Bukit Jalil on 25 February 2010. Notices for the hearing used the name Paul "Gungho" Lam and identified him as one of the contacts for participating field operators, team captains and other members of the paintball community.[4]


=== Proposed national federation ===
Documents submitted at the hearing used the name Paul WY Lam. Lam prepared a proposed interim-committee list and a statement setting out the proposed federation's objectives, structure and election process.[4]


Lam was involved in discussions concerning the establishment of a national paintball federation in Malaysia.
Following the hearing, Lam was named deputy of the provisional steering committee. The other published officers were Amirul of CMX Paintball Club as president, Wong Yoong Peow as secretary-general, Muhammad Muhsin as assistant secretary-general and Jasni Shafie as treasurer.[4]


In February 2010, public notices were circulated inviting paintball associations, clubs, field operators, team representatives and other industry participants to a public hearing.
The documents announced intended dates for presenting a constitution and holding an annual general meeting. They do not establish that those later proceedings occurred as scheduled.[4]


The hearing was scheduled for 25 February 2010 at Malaysia's National Sports Institute.
== Langkawi events ==


The published material identified Lam as a contact for the proposed federation discussions.[6]
In June 2011, the Malaysian paintball website ''Seburo'' published an interview with Lam concerning his meeting with former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad.[5]


A proposed interim committee list included Lam among representatives of the Malaysian paintball industry.
Lam said that the discussion concerned World Cup Asia and the Command & Conquer scenario event on Langkawi. According to Lam's account, Mahathir agreed to serve as patron of Command & Conquer.[5] The interview does not independently document any resulting government funding or policy commitment.
 
The document was prepared by Paul W. Y. Lam and distributed at the public hearing.
 
The list also included Allan Phang, Junaidi Khalil and representatives of state paintball associations.[7]
 
The surviving documents establish Lam's involvement in the consultation process.
 
They do not, by themselves, establish that he subsequently held an elected office in a formally registered national federation.
 
=== Industry coordination ===
 
The 2010 federation consultation brought together participants from several areas of Malaysian paintball, including:
 
* Competitive tournament organisers
* Recreational field operators
* Equipment vendors
* Referees and marshals
* State paintball associations
* Paintball clubs and team representatives
 
Lam's involvement illustrates the overlap between commercial tournament organisation and efforts to develop formal sporting structures in Malaysia.
 
== Government and tourism engagement ==
 
=== Meeting with Mahathir Mohamad ===
 
In June 2011, Lam met former Malaysian prime minister [[Mahathir Mohamad]].
 
The meeting was discussed in an interview published by the Malaysian paintball website ''Seburo'' on 29 June 2011.[8]
 
According to Lam, the discussion concerned paintball events held on Langkawi, including Paintball World Cup Asia and Command & Conquer.
 
Langkawi had been a major tourism-development project associated with Mahathir.
 
The interview provides evidence of Lam's engagement with prominent Malaysian public figures concerning the promotion of paintball events.
 
It does not establish that the meeting resulted in any particular government policy, funding agreement or formal endorsement.
 
=== Event tourism ===
 
The PALS organisation promoted Paintball World Cup Asia as both a sporting competition and an international visitor event.
 
The 2011 World Cup Asia promotional material identified cooperation with tourism-related organisations and commercial partners.
 
The event was held on Langkawi, a major Malaysian tourism destination.
 
The use of international tournament events to attract visiting competitors was a recurring feature of the PALS promotional approach.
 
== International tournament network ==
 
=== Regional expansion ===
 
PALS developed an international competition calendar with events outside Malaysia.
 
Thailand was among the countries hosting PALS tournaments.
 
Expressway Paintball Club in Bangkok hosted PALS Thailand in February–March 2013 and PALS Bangkok in March 2015.
 
Thai paintball organiser [[Tom Chinveerabhand]] was associated with local tournament operations and Expressway Paintball Club.
 
The precise contractual arrangements between the Malaysian PALS organisation and local tournament organisers have not been independently established.
 
=== Tournament personnel ===
 
The PALS organisation included several figures who subsequently became associated with international paintball administration, media and event promotion.
 
These included:
 
* [[Allan Phang]] — international liaison and tournament promotion
* [[Amber Wong]] — media and promotions
* [[Junaidi Khalil]] — rules and refereeing
* Catherine Chew — finance and team registration
 
These individuals held different responsibilities within the tournament organisation.
 
Their documented roles should not be interpreted as evidence that all remained involved throughout every subsequent PALS season.
 
== Historical significance ==
 
Paul Lam was a prominent organiser in Malaysian and Asian tournament paintball during the early 2010s.
 
His documented contributions included:
 
* Directing the Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit
* Serving as tournament director for Paintball World Cup Asia
* Leading PALS Event Sdn Bhd as chief executive officer
* Supporting international tournament promotion
* Participating in Malaysian national paintball federation discussions
* Engaging with tourism and public figures concerning Langkawi paintball events
* Working within an international network of tournament organisers, officials and media personnel
 
His activities form part of the history of the growth of organised competitive paintball in Southeast Asia.
 
== Timeline ==
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Date
! Development
|-
| January 2010
| Identified as tournament director of MPOC 2010
|-
| February 2010
| Participates in consultation concerning a proposed Malaysian paintball federation
|-
| 2010
| Identified as tournament director in the World Cup Asia handbook
|-
| June 2011
| Meets former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad concerning Langkawi paintball events
|-
| November 2011
| Identified as CEO of PALS Event Sdn Bhd during Paintball World Cup Asia preparations
|-
| 2012
| Again identified as PALS CEO in World Cup Asia promotional material
|}


== See also ==
== See also ==


* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]
* [[Paintball in Thailand]]
* [[Nation Cup 2004]]
* [[Asia Pacific Paintball Championship 2005]]
* [[Paintball Asia League Series]]
* [[Paintball Asia League Series]]
* [[Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]]
* [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]]
* [[Malaysian Paintball Federation]]
* [[Allan Phang]]
* [[Allan Phang]]
* [[Amber Wong]]
* [[Amber Wong]]
* [[Junaidi Khalil]]
* [[Junaidi Khalil]]
* [[Tom Chinveerabhand]]
* [[Paintball in Asia]]


== References ==
== References ==


# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/01/mpoc-2010-starts-this-weekend.html "MPOC 2010 Starts This Weekend"], Villain Paintball, 18 January 2010. Contemporary tournament announcement naming Paul Lam as tournament director and identifying the organising committee.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/01/mpoc-2010-starts-this-weekend.html "MPOC 2010 Starts This Weekend"], ''Villain Paintball'', 18 January 2010.
# [https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2018461/all "The Paintball World Cup Asia 2011 – Langkawi"], Lowyat.NET, 2011. PALS promotional material identifying Paul Lam as CEO of PALS Event Sdn Bhd.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/10/airasia-official-airline-for-world-cup.html "AirAsia – The Official Airline for World Cup Asia 2011"], ''Villain Paintball'', 20 October 2011.
# [https://worldseriespaintball.com.au/assets/WCA.pdf "Paintball World Cup Asia 2010 Handbook"], tournament information document, 2010. Identifies Paul Lam as tournament director and lists other tournament officials.
# [https://worldseriespaintball.com.au/assets/WCA.pdf ''Paintball World Cup Asia 2010: For Players''], World Cup Asia tournament handbook, 2010.
# [https://vimeo.com/27469918 "The Birth of PALS and Paintball World Cup Asia – Historical Origins"], video published by Allan Phang, 2011. Historical promotional account and World Cup Asia event information.
# [https://persatuanpaintballmalaysia.blogspot.com/2010/02/ "Formation of the Malaysia Paintball Federation"], ''Persatuan Paintball Malaysia'', February 2010.
# [https://p8ball4life.blogspot.com/2012/10/paintball-world-cup-asia-2012.html "Paintball World Cup Asia 2012"], Play For Fun, October 2012. Reproduces tournament information and ProPaintball.com's assessment of World Cup Asia 2011.
# [https://seburo.blogspot.com/2011/06/exclusive-paul-lams-meeting-with-tun-dr.html "Exclusive: Paul Lam's Meeting with Tun Dr Mahathir"], ''Seburo'', 29 June 2011.
# [https://persatuanpaintballmalaysia.blogspot.com/2010/02/ "Formation of the Malaysia Paintball Federation"], February 2010. Public hearing announcements and contact information.
# [https://newsstand.joomag.com/en/paintball-magazine-september-2015/0877627001440973425 Staff Report, "An Interview With Paul YM Lam"], ''Paintball.Media'', September 2015, pp. 67–71. Photographs by Gary Baum.
# [https://persatuanpaintballmalaysia.blogspot.com/2010/ "Proposed Members of the Interim Committee"], February 2010. Committee document prepared by Paul W. Y. Lam.
# [https://seburo.blogspot.com/2011/06/exclusive-paul-lams-meeting-with-tun-dr.html "Exclusive: Paul Lam's Meeting with Tun Dr Mahathir"], Seburo, 29 June 2011. Interview with Paul Lam concerning Langkawi paintball events.


== External links ==
== External links ==


* [https://seburo.blogspot.com/2011/06/exclusive-paul-lams-meeting-with-tun-dr.html Paul Lam interview, June 2011]
* [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/05/exclusive-villain-talks-to-paul-lam.html "Exclusive: Villain Talks to Paul Lam"], ''Villain Paintball'', May 2010
* [https://worldseriespaintball.com.au/assets/WCA.pdf Paintball World Cup Asia 2010 handbook]
* [https://vimeo.com/27469918 Historical video on PALS and World Cup Asia]


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Latest revision as of 05:25, 4 November 2026

Paul Lam, also recorded as Paul WY Lam and known as "Gungho" Paul Lam, is a Malaysian paintball tournament organiser. His international organising work included Nation Cup 2004 and the 2005 Asia Pacific Paintball Championship, which preceded the establishment of the Paintball Asia League Series (PALS) and Paintball World Cup Asia.[6]

Lam founded PALS, directed the Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit (MPOC) and World Cup Asia, and served as deputy of the provisional steering committee formed during efforts to establish the Malaysian Paintball Federation in 2010.[1][2][3][4]

Paul Lam
Also known as Paul WY Lam; Paul W. Y. Lam; "Gungho" Paul Lam
Country Malaysia
Occupation Paintball tournament organiser
Associated events Nation Cup 2004; Asia Pacific Paintball Championship 2005; Paintball World Cup Asia
Associated organisations Paintball Asia League Series; Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit; Malaysian Paintball Federation
Documented roles Founder and chief executive officer of PALS; tournament director; federation pro-tem deputy

Early involvement in paintball

[edit]

In a September 2015 interview with Paintball.Media, Lam recalled becoming involved in recreational paintball in New South Wales, Australia, during 1988 and 1989. He said that he subsequently opened a paintball field in Malaysia with business partners in 2003 and established the Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit.[6]

Lam also played in international tournaments associated with PALS. He described competing with his team in the Intercontinental Cup in Toulouse, France, as a personal goal, after which he largely stopped playing.[6]

Tournament organisation

[edit]

Nation Cup 2004

[edit]

Lam's international organising work preceded the establishment of PALS. In his 2015 interview, he recalled organising an international tournament in Malaysia in 2004, known as the Nation Cup, with 16 participating teams.[6]

Lam described the tournament as an early step in developing international paintball competition in Malaysia. It was followed by a larger championship in 2005 and subsequently by World Cup Asia.[6]

Asia Pacific Paintball Championship

[edit]

In 2005, Lam and his partners organised the Asia Pacific Paintball Championship, which he said attracted more than 80 teams.[6]

Lam linked the formation of PALS to this period. He recalled that the organisers wanted to develop international competition in Asia and establish a World Cup event in the region, alongside the existing American and European World Cup tournaments. According to his account, their Malaysian event took the name World Cup Asia in 2006.[6]

Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit

[edit]

Lam was tournament director of the Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit. An announcement for the opening event of the 2010 season identified him as tournament director and listed Junaidi Khalil as head of rules and regulations, Allan Phang as head of team liaison and registration, and Amber Wong as head of media and promotions.[1]

The same announcement described an equipment-loan arrangement under which a limited number of developing Division 3 teams could obtain tournament markers for the season.[1]

Paintball Asia League Series

[edit]

Lam was identified in 2011 promotional material as the founder and chief executive officer of the Paintball Asia League Series.[2] PALS operated an international tournament circuit in Asia, with Paintball World Cup Asia serving as its concluding event.

In his 2015 interview, Lam dated the formation of PALS to 2005 in Malaysia and described it as a collaboration between friends from several countries who wanted to develop international tournament paintball in Asia. He distinguished between partners who hosted events and promoting partners who were not yet ready to host a full tournament.[6]

An announcement concerning AirAsia's sponsorship of World Cup Asia 2011 named Lam as PALS founder and chief executive officer. The event was scheduled for 10–13 November 2011 at the Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre on Langkawi and was organised by PALS Events and AKR Events.[2]

Lam described his own responsibilities as overall management and troubleshooting across the league and World Cup Asia, while emphasising the contribution of the PALS team and its partners.[6]

Paintball World Cup Asia

[edit]

The official handbook for Paintball World Cup Asia 2010 identified Lam as tournament director. It also listed Allan Phang as international liaison, Amber Wong as head of media and promotions and Maz as Malaysian liaison.[3]

The handbook associated World Cup Asia with the earlier Asia Pacific Paintball Championship and the development of PALS.[3]

In his 2015 interview, Lam described World Cup Asia's development from an outdoor tournament into an indoor event on Langkawi in 2011. He identified the move from Kuala Lumpur and the involvement of Malaysian royalty, government representatives and corporate sponsors as particularly significant developments.[6]

Lam also emphasised the social side of the tournament, describing friendships between participants, opening and closing dinners and gatherings outside the playing programme as important parts of its appeal.[6]

Malaysian Paintball Federation initiative

[edit]

Lam participated in the 2010 consultation concerning the proposed formation of the Malaysian Paintball Federation.

A public hearing was held at the National Sports Institute in Bukit Jalil on 25 February 2010. Notices for the hearing used the name Paul "Gungho" Lam and identified him as one of the contacts for participating field operators, team captains and other members of the paintball community.[4]

Documents submitted at the hearing used the name Paul WY Lam. Lam prepared a proposed interim-committee list and a statement setting out the proposed federation's objectives, structure and election process.[4]

Following the hearing, Lam was named deputy of the provisional steering committee. The other published officers were Amirul of CMX Paintball Club as president, Wong Yoong Peow as secretary-general, Muhammad Muhsin as assistant secretary-general and Jasni Shafie as treasurer.[4]

The documents announced intended dates for presenting a constitution and holding an annual general meeting. They do not establish that those later proceedings occurred as scheduled.[4]

Langkawi events

[edit]

In June 2011, the Malaysian paintball website Seburo published an interview with Lam concerning his meeting with former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad.[5]

Lam said that the discussion concerned World Cup Asia and the Command & Conquer scenario event on Langkawi. According to Lam's account, Mahathir agreed to serve as patron of Command & Conquer.[5] The interview does not independently document any resulting government funding or policy commitment.

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. "MPOC 2010 Starts This Weekend", Villain Paintball, 18 January 2010.
  2. "AirAsia – The Official Airline for World Cup Asia 2011", Villain Paintball, 20 October 2011.
  3. Paintball World Cup Asia 2010: For Players, World Cup Asia tournament handbook, 2010.
  4. "Formation of the Malaysia Paintball Federation", Persatuan Paintball Malaysia, February 2010.
  5. "Exclusive: Paul Lam's Meeting with Tun Dr Mahathir", Seburo, 29 June 2011.
  6. Staff Report, "An Interview With Paul YM Lam", Paintball.Media, September 2015, pp. 67–71. Photographs by Gary Baum.
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