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== Tournament paintball ==

=== 2005 PSP World Cup ===

The PBFashion.com team participated in the 2005 PSP World Cup.

The event was held in Orlando, Florida.

The team competed in Division 3 five-player competition.

PBLeagues preserves the team's registration and individual game results.[3]

=== Documented results ===

The surviving tournament record identifies the following games:

{| class="wikitable"
! Opponent
! PBFashion.com score
! Opponent score
! Result
|-
| DSM8
| 98
| 4
| Win
|-
| R.P.S. Factory
| 8
| 96
| Loss
|-
| Team Overkill Factory II
| 0
| 100
| Loss
|-
| Arc Angels
| 94
| 12
| Win
|-
| Gravity KC
| 98
| 4
| Win
|-
| JP Paintball
| 94
| 12
| Win
|-
| Jerzey Finest
| 4
| 98
| Loss
|-
| Mowers Inc.
| 8
| 96
| Loss
|}

The results establish four wins and four losses in the eight games displayed in the archived roster record.

The numbers are PSP game scores rather than modern X-Ball point totals.

The team's final divisional placing has not been independently established.

=== Badlandz ===

The team's registered home field was Badlandz Paintball Field in Crete, Illinois.

Badlandz was an established tournament paintball venue in the Chicago region.

The association places PBFashion.com within the Midwestern American tournament scene during the mid-2000s.

=== Team identity ===

The use of PBFashion.com as a tournament team name demonstrates that the brand identity was present in competitive paintball by 2005.

However, the surviving registration record does not establish whether the team was directly operated by Brandon Fort or represented a separate organisation using the same name.

Further evidence is required before treating the 2005 tournament team and later apparel company as a single continuous business entity.