Editing Paintball Sports Promotions (section)

=== Final season and suspension, 2015 ===

PSP announced changes for 2015 that removed outside coaching and introduced semi-automatic firing for professional players. Chief operating officer Lane Wright discussed these decisions in a December 2014 interview.[19]

The [[2015 PSP Dallas Open]] took place from 13–15 March at Cousins Paintball in Forney, Texas. It drew 116 teams across eight divisions and was affected by heavy rain and muddy conditions. Los Angeles Infamous defeated Houston Heat 5–4 in the professional final.[18]

PSP announced five national tournaments for 2015:[22]

{| class="wikitable"
! Event !! Announced dates !! Venue !! Outcome
|-
| [[2015 PSP Dallas Open]] || 13–15 March || Cousins Paintball, Forney, Texas || Held
|-
| [[2015 PSP Nashville Open]] || 1–3 May || Sharp Springs Natural Area, Smyrna, Tennessee || Cancelled
|-
| [[2015 PSP Mid-Atlantic Open]] || 18–21 June || Outdoor Xtreme Chesapeake City, Maryland || Did not take place
|-
| [[2015 PSP Chicago Open]] || 7–9 August || CPX Sports, Joliet, Illinois || Did not take place
|-
| [[2015 PSP World Cup]] || 15–18 October || Fantasy of Flight, Polk City, Florida || Did not take place
|}

On 1 May, Paintball Media reported that PSP had apparently suspended its season and published a separate three-event calendar for the revived NXL.[20]

Negotiations concerning an NXL acquisition of PSP did not result in a completed transaction. On 19 May, Paintball Media reported that the proposed acquisition would not proceed.[21]

The revived NXL's tournaments were separate from the uncompleted PSP calendar. In particular, the NXL World Cup was not the cancelled PSP tournament announced for Fantasy of Flight.[20][22]