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=== Infamous (2004β2009) === Following the departure of several players from Miami Effect, Fow helped establish [[Infamous (paintball team)|Infamous]] in 2004. His involvement in the team's formation was confirmed in a 2022 interview published by ''Paintball Nerd''.[4] Infamous initially competed in the [[NPPL Super 7]] professional division, bringing together experienced players from Avalanche and Miami Effect. The team won its first two NPPL Super 7 tournaments in 2004, defeating [[San Diego Dynasty]] at the Tampa Open and [[Sacramento XSV]] at the Denver Open. Fow remained a member of the organisation during subsequent seasons. The published professional roster for the 2006 NPPL Commander's Cup included Fow alongside Travis Lemanski, Rusty Glaze, Jon Richardson and other Infamous players.[8] In 2008, Fow appeared alongside Travis Lemanski in an interview conducted by [[Matty Marshall]] for ''Splat Magazine''. The interview was subsequently republished by Social Paintball in November 2011.[9] Fow also participated in Infamous's international tournament activities. In August 2008, contemporary coverage of the NPPL Asian Invitational in Malaysia documented his presence with the team alongside Rusty Glaze, Glenn Takemoto and Jon Richardson.[10] In May 2009, he was listed on the Infamous roster for the PSP Mid-Atlantic Open.[11]
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