Paintball 2-XTremes

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Paintball 2-Xtremes ("PB2X"), the paintball industry's leading paintball magazine, is pleased to present two new developments that will continue to distinguish PB2X from the competition and, most importantly, continue to elevate the sport of Paintball.

First, PB2X is proud to announce it will be the major and title sponsor of the Outdoor Live Network's and SPPLAT Attack II, the 2003 5-Man and the 2003 10-Man World Cup Paintball Championships. These three events will each be a one-hour special to be aired on November 15, 2003, December 13, 2003 and January 17, 2004, respectively. OLN is the industry's premier outdoor adventure network and reaches over 60 million homes nationwide. SPPLAT Attack II featues William Shatner, Supreme Commander, leading the forces of earth in the largest scenario paintball battle ever and the 2003 5-Man and 10-Man World Cup Paintball Championships will showcase the premier teams in the industry's most presdigious tournament. Check your local listings for times and multiple airings.

Second, PB2X will be taking its innovative format to television with the commencement of the 2004 Paintball season. Paintball 2-Xtremes will be an exhillerating 1/2-hour television experience that will feature new programs each week for thirteen consecutive weeks. Paintball 2-Xtremes will be featured on a major television network, reaching over 90 million homes. For all things about the sport of paintball, whether you are a newbie or a pro, Paintball 2-Xtremes should not be missed.
 

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