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Nomads travel to Sydney for the Planet Eclipse Open speedball paintball tournament as part of the Super 7s series. This is POV gameplay footage filmed on three sets of GoPro cameras mounted on paintball markers and masks. In this video, we managed to get cameras onto myself, Moe and Omar, in order to give you a better viewing experience by viewing the game from multiple angles. Nomads competed in the semi-pro division. The paintball tournament was a one day event held at Action Paintball Games. Other teams in this tournament: Wicked Assassins Shen's Jokers PBG Paintball Wicked Warriors Mid Coast Convicts Want to join a community of like minded paintball players? Then make sure you join our Discord Channel! discord.gg/Mmt4pQDVt3 Get vidIQ to grow your channel faster! 🚀 https://vidiq.com/UnCappedProducti Professional paintball has taken a major leap forward with ESPN now broadcasting live tournament paintball to a global audience. In August 2025, ESPN2 aired the Major League Paintball (MLPB) Pro 3v3 World Championship, marking one of the sport’s biggest steps into mainstream sports media. The event featured the top-ranked teams competing in a fast-paced 3v3 X-Ball format on a compact, action-heavy field. Fans around the world, including those in Australia, were able to tune in live through ESPN2, the ESPN app, and multiple streaming platforms—bringing professional paintball directly into living rooms for the first time on a major sports network. The broadcast introduced viewers to high-speed, tactical paintball with professional commentary and sports-grade production quality. Hosted as part of ESPN’s “The Ocho” programming lineup, the event showcased paintball alongside other niche but fast-growing competitive sports. While exact viewership numbers haven’t been released, the exposure alone represents a huge moment for paintball, helping the sport reach audiences who may never have seen tournament play before. Strong reactions from both players and fans highlight just how impactful it is to see paintball presented in a polished, televised format. This shift has exciting implications for the Australian paintball scene. With ESPN giving paintball mainstream coverage, interest in competitive play is expected to rise worldwide—including across Australia’s own tournament community. Leagues such as the Australian Super7s Paintball Series stand to benefit as more players, sponsors, and new fans discover the sport at a professional level. The increased visibility also encourages Australian teams to adopt international standards in gameplay, media, and production, helping elevate the competitive scene locally. For Australian players and supporters, ESPN’s broadcast marks a turning point. What was once a niche, misunderstood sport is now breaking onto a global stage, showcasing the athleticism, teamwork, and strategy that define competitive paintball. This momentum opens the door for future international opportunities—and positions Australian paintball to grow stronger than ever.