UAPL was a good format for TV. 3 man, small field, quick action, and lots of cameras. The NPPL is awesome for me to watch as someone who plays, but I don't think it would be much fun if you didn't (kind of a novelty thing, like the lumberjack championships. You put it on just to wonder who the hell spends their entire life dedicated to something like that). And the NXL I never got a chance to see, but my personal view of the X-ball format is that it's ****. It's supposed to be this great, spectator-friendly, made-for-TV format, but to be honest, I think it sucks to watch and I don't think it's going to be the savior of paintball that gets everybody on TV with big fat checks rolling in like it was supposed to be. The thing is though, if they televise golf, bowling, or the Winter Olympics, then why not paintball? I sincerely doubt the paintball market is any more niche than those. All we need is a more unified structure and rules book, and for the people who play "Professionally" to not act like 3 year old children on TV (a huge stretch for "Professional" paintballers, to be sure).