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Babe/Knockout of the Year. The TNA Babe/Knockout of the Year contest is a contest where fans vote on TNA Wrestling's official website for who their favorite TNA Knockout for that year, the winners were announced during the Year End Awards on TNA iMPACT! The award was established in 2003 and ended in 2007. The award was reestablished in 2018. 18th Dec 2003 (JPN) Ikaruga GCN. Atari / Treasure. 16th Jan 2003. Knockout Kings 2003 GCN. 9th Oct 2002 (NA) 20th Dec 2002. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Full Character Roster List.

Step into the Octagon, experience and check out all of our other videos for additional details on the game.Make sure you never miss a beat with EA SPORTS UFC by Liking us on and Following us on.Tyron Woodley.Nickname: The Chosen One.Current Record: 13-3-0.From: St. Louis, MO, USA.Fights out of: St. Louis, MO, USA.Age: 32.Height: 5’9” (175 cm).Weight: 170 lbs (77 kg).Strengths: Explosiveness, Speed, Power, Wrestling, Pressure and TechniqueOwner of some of the heaviest hands in the UFC’s ultra-competitive Welterweight division, Tyron Woodley made his professional MMA debut in February of 2009, opening up his career with an impressive 10-0 run. Since arriving the UFC in 2013, Woodley has won three of five bouts that include victories over Josh Koscheck and most recently top contender Carlos Condit. All of The Chosen One’s UFC wins have come by way of KO/TKO. Firmly planted in the division’s Top 10, Woodley will be looking to bounce back from a loss to Rory MacDonald with a decisive victory over his next opponent, Dong Hyun Kim when they face off in Macau, and work his way up to a shot at the title in the near future.TJ Dillashaw.Nickname: NA.Current Record: 11-2-0.From: Angels Camp, CA, USA.Fights out of: Sacramento, CA, USA.Age: 28.Height: 5’6” (167 cm).Weight: 135 lbs (61 kg).Strengths: Wrestling, Ground and PoundUFC fans were first introduced to TJ Dillashaw as a member of Team Bisping on season 14 of The Ultimate Fighter in 2011. Despite losing the in the finale to current Flyweight contender John Dodson, Dillashaw went on to win five of his next six bouts in the UFC’s Bantamweight division.

Displaying constant improvement in each of his Octagon appearances, Dillashaw pulled off one of the most spectacular upsets in UFC history when he dominated Renan Barao for five rounds, bringing the Brazilian’s nearly decade-long unbeaten streak to an end and claiming the Bantamweight title. Dillashaw will be looking showcase the same well-rounded skillset that won him the belt during his highly anticipated rematch with Barao at UFC 177.Takeya Mizugaki.Nickname: NA.Current Record: 20-7-2.From: Ibaraki, Japan.Fights out of: Kanagawa, Japan.Age: 30.Height: 5’7” (170 cm).Weight: 135 lbs (61 kg).Strengths: Striking, Heart, ChinAn MMA veteran, Takeya Mizugaki made his professional debut on February 6, 2005 in his home country of Japan, going on to win his first six pro bouts. Making the jump to the UFC in March of 2011, Mizugaki has won seven of nine fights since joining the organization and is currently riding a five-fight win streak that includes victories over Bryan Caraway, Erik Perez and Francisco Rivera.

Boasting a style showcases some of the Bantamweight division’s top striking, Mizugaki has scored five of his career wins by KO and another by submission.

Contents.History The term Knockouts is relatively new and was not used when Impact Wrestling (then known as NWA: Total Nonstop Action) debuted in 2002. The name originated from a DVD release in 2006 by the company, Knockouts: The Ladies of TNA Wrestling, Vol.1, which focused on its then-current female stars.

The name 'Knockouts' as a catchall name for the women stuck after that. Female performers have been a part of TNA since the first national show, which featured, Miss Joni, Sasha, and Teresa Tyler, as well as other female talent, including backstage interviewer and valets and Fluff Dupp. Also debuted as a valet in a match that was taped during the first PPV, but aired during the second PPV.Miss TNA (2002) A Lingerie Battle Royal to crown the first 'Miss TNA' was taped during the very first NWA:TNA weekly PPV on June 19, 2002, and was aired during the second PPV on June 26, 2002. Won the first Miss TNA crown. She defended the title against Francine, who soon afterward abandoned her pursuit of the title and engaged in a brief feud with.

Vaughn lost the title when she was defeated by male character a few weeks later. Although male, he claimed that he should be entitled to wrestle for the Miss TNA crown because he was gay. Bruce held the crown for three months and during his time as Miss TNA he attacked many female wrestlers and fans, enraging the male stars of TNA including Jorge Estrada. The two then had a singles match with the stipulation that if Estrada won, Priscilla would become the new Miss TNA. Although Estrada won the match, the crown didn't change hands because he won by disqualification. In the next weeks, Bruce's tag team partner, tried to get Bruce injured (since the runner-up would then take over the crown should the champion be injured). This led to the breakup of The Rainbow Express, and Bruce's homosexuality was questioned by backstage interviewer, who claimed she had seen him in the shower with April Pennington.

The storyline soon came to a close due to poor crowd reception, with Pennington and Goldylocks walking off together holding hands, as Lenny and Bruce fought over Pennington. The storyline ended with Bruce declaring himself straight and handing his crown over to Pennington. The Miss TNA crown wasn't mentioned on-screen afterward. Throughout 2002, TNA also featured Belladonna in a valet role and former contestant Paulina as a bodyguard.Post–Miss TNA (2003–2006) Women's wrestling continued to be a feature of the weekly PPVs before an official women's division was established in 2007.

In 2003, cage dancers (many of whom were independent female wrestlers who were then unknown at the time, including ) were used near the top of the entrance ramp, but this concept was abandoned shortly after its conception. One of TNA's early controversial moments ensued on the March 12, 2003 pay-per-view when Lollipop had her top ripped off during a catfight with member Holly Wood and exposed her breasts throughout the fight. TNA also featured Athena in many feuds and altercations.From 2003-2004, TNA regularly used several female wrestlers on their PPVs and television programs, including, (who also competed as Simply Luscious), and (who also competed as JV Love); however, they were often primarily depicted as who occasionally wrestled.

Of all the women utilized at this time, Trinity was the most active in the ring, as she feuded with Desire, Alexis Laree, and Traci Brooks, as well as competed in the. During this time, TNA also briefly featured an all-female faction named ' that consisted of Nurse Veronica, Traci Brooks, Cheerleader Valentina, and Trinity (who only appeared twice with the group). They were engaged in a feud with TNA dancers Lollipop and April Pennington.Independent female wrestlers were frequently featured on and occasionally on TNA pay-per-views, including (who would later return as Angelina Love), Brandi Wine, (who previously competed as Shannon and would later return as Daffney), and (who also wrestled as Poison).TNA briefly recognized the in 2003.

On March 12, 2003, defeated Madison to win the NWA World Women's Championship in a dark match on a TNA pay-per-view. On April 19, 2003, Kai defended the title against Desire at a house show, but she was later stripped of the title by NWA President Bill Behrens due to missing several subsequent NWA shows. According to Kai, she skipped the shows because she felt the NWA governing board was not treating the Women's Championship with the respect it deserved, such as not televising title matches on the TNA pay-per-views and.Fewer women's matches were featured toward the end of 2004 and throughout 2005; however, TNA did feature pay-per-view matches pitting Trinity against former WWE Diva and Traci Brooks. TNA also featured in an on-air non-wrestling role.Following the debut of the television program in 2005, TNA featured former WWE Divas such as, and, as well as independent female wrestler in prominent on-air roles and feuds. Although most of the prior female talent had left TNA by this time, Traci Brooks remained in an on-air role and TNA added a new ring girl, (replacing Athena) and backstage interviewer, (replacing Goldy Locks).

Gail Kim competed in a few matches that were televised and/or taped throughout 2006 against Sirelda and Traci Brooks, while independent wrestler competed at TNA house shows in matches against Kim and Jacqueline. In the fall of 2006, appeared on TNA iMPACT! In her final televised appearance before her death the following year.Impact Wrestling Knockouts Division (2007–present).

Inaugural,The formation of an official women's division began at in 2007 as TNA spent the early part of the year building up the feud between Gail Kim and Jacqueline, who made her on-air return at the pay-per-view also during the summer a feud between Christy Hemme and took place. The first was crowned on October 14, 2007, at in a 10–Knockout gauntlet match which Gail Kim won with lastly eliminating Roxxi Laveaux. Around this time, TNA signed several additional female wrestlers and personalities, including, and who were then renamed after the PPV, as well as valet and new backstage interviewer.

In a stark departure to TNA's past programming where their female talent were often promoted as with little to no emphasis on athleticism or wrestling ability, in the same fashion as their WWE Diva counterparts during that time period, TNA's women's division emphasized on serious wrestling competition between their female talent, as well as their credibility on par with their male counterparts. Since the inception of an official championship, matches and segments involving the Knockouts have contributed to drawing some of the better ratings of Impact shows.Since 2008, TNA continued to expand the women's division by featuring various prospective independent talents, veterans, and reality show winners such as, and winner Jenna Morasca while Lauren Brooke became the new backstage interviewer at Lockdown and who appeared in the first few years of the company returned in a one time match on May 1 losing to who was also pulling dual role under the Raisha Saeed gimmick at that time. And, the firstThe division would see the start of many various changes when in August, Gail Kim's contract with TNA expired and instead of renewing it, she decided to return to rival for a second run.

Miss Tessmacher with theDespite initially departing the company in individual time periods, Angelina Love, Velvet Sky, Awesome Kong, Alissa Flash, Traci Brooks, Roxxi, ODB, Jacqueline, SoCal Val, Mickie James, Thea Trinidad, Karen Jarrett, Christy Hemme, Taryn Terrell, Brooke, Katarina, and Madison Rayne would return to the company in later years either full-time or short lived runs and through special appearances.In the years of 2011-2013 in which on March 15, 2011, Daffney's contract with TNA expired and was not renewed. Then 7 months later, Gail Kim returned to TNA, after spending the past three years with WWE during her second run. Was signed to a contract through the company's, becoming the first ever woman to win the contest and in August 2012, joined the division as the official referee although later on would be transitioned into an active role to receive a push to feud with Gail Kim. Sarita departed from TNA entering the year of 2013 after her contract would expire. Became the second female talent signed to a contract through the.

In the summer, the would be deactivated when on the June 20, 2013 episode of Impact Wrestling, Knockouts Division Executive stripped ODB and Eric Young of the title because Young was a male talent. This ultimately resulted in the titles being no longer being listed among TNA's active championships. The women's division would see again the start of vast departures when, and all departed from the company entering the month of July to mid-Fall mutually; Rayne was originally granted a maternity leave in early March due to real life pregnancy, Hendrix's departure made the only female talent signed from the short-lived, and SoCal Val's departure left as the longest tenured female talent within the company. The vast departures lead to, and remaining and continuing on with the company. Would be granted a maternity leave in August due to real life pregnancy. Would return to the company in late November after departing from the company earlier in the March. Knockouts: The Ladies of TNA Wrestling.

In 2006, TNA released the first Knockouts DVD entitled Knockouts: The Ladies of TNA Wrestling which featured, and; much similar to their rival company female talent, this video release was the first and only DVD where the Knockouts were featured in select outdoor locations. In 2008, TNA released their second Knockouts DVD on October 7, 2008 entitled TNA Knockouts: Knocked Out which featured, and documenting the 1st anniversary of the launching of the division. Karen Jarrett was chosen for the cover, with an alternative cover featuring Christy Hemme. In 2017, Impact released the first female anthology entitled The Essential Gail Kim Collection which revolved around Gail Kim's professional wrestling career including her time with the company in her two tenures showcasing favorite matches and her Hall of Fame induction.The popularity of women in Impact Wrestling has also resulted in the company devoting pay-per-view to television specials to the women's division. At the end of the year of 2009 on December 31, TNA promoted a special four-hour, all Knockout episode of Impact!, titled New Year's Knockout Eve, which featured a tournament for the number one contendership to the Women's Knockout Championship.

Who competed with the organization in its early years returned in this special competing in a tag team match. Six years later, TNA announced the second Knockouts-themed show for the first time which aired on April 17, 2015 titled 'TKO: Total Knockouts'.In the year of 2010, TNA premiered an all Knockout highlight pay-per-view special on October 1, titled TNA Knockouts: Mad Sexy Volume 1, featuring the best matches in the history of the Knockout division. As Volume 2 premiered February 1, 2011. Mickey boots for hunting. Three years later, TNA recorded an all knockouts pay-per-view on March 7, which aired on September 6th, titled. It was part of special series of pay-per-views released by TNA called. Since the start of the first event, and made special appearances for the company's annual event.TNA Knockouts Trading Cards released a TNA Knockouts trading card series on April 28, 2009.

The set featured,. Soldat book. Also included are cards pairing the Knockouts with male TNA wrestlers. Playboy Shortly before leaving Impact Wrestling, backstage interviewer appeared on the cover of the November/December 2007 issue of, which included her nude photo shoot.In an interview with, confirmed that magazine (which previously had a partnership agreement with WWE prior to the organization converting to PG-rated television content) reached a new partnership agreement with Impact Wrestling. Brooks was originally scheduled to be featured in the November 2009 issue including becoming the first Impact Wrestling Knockout to appear in Playboy.

However, Playboy decided not to publish Brooks' photo shoot in their magazine. The photo shoot was instead released online through their Cyber Club website on September 17, 2009. Other Publications members and were featured on the cover and in a pictorial in the December 2009 issue of magazine, which also included photos of. Velvet Sky was named 'Woman of the Year' by Modelsmania magazine after featuring on the cover and in a pictorial in the August 2013 issue of the publication. Earlier that year Sky was reunited with former teammate Angelina Love when they featured together on the cover and in a pictorial in the January/February 2013 issue of Modelsmania magazine. Media In 2009, and ( and ) appeared in the U.S.

Reality show to compete in a match involving a teen trained by.Some of the current and former Impact Knockouts have had short television and movie careers outside of Impact Wrestling. Former backstage interviewer hosts Top Ten and Destination Golf on the. Appeared in a television commercial for Morphoplex. Had roles in, Fallen Angels, and Bubba's Chili Parlor. Hemme has also pursued a singing career and released songs on.

Had a role in Zombie Beach Party. Has a role in the 2010 documentary False Finish. Former backstage interviewer appeared in the fifth season of the reality series in 2008, as well as the reality series Bowling Beauties. Had a role in the 2008 film titled Good Intentions starring country music star.

In 2012, appeared in the U.S. Reality show coaching an aspiring teen trying to be a professional wrestler while and also former Knockout appeared in the episode. In June 2012, Velvet Sky had the lead role in 's music video for their song '. In July 2012, featured in 's music video for his song '. In June 2013, Mickie James starred in a advert, which was part of the company's new advertising program. It featured 'one of a kind' individuals talking about the role of Dr Pepper in their lives. Championships and accomplishments Current championships.

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