=Tonight marks another historic night within the TNA Knockouts division as we determine who will be crowned the first-ever TNA Knockouts Television Champion.
16 women from TNA and WWE’s NXT competed in a thrilling tournament over the past couple of months. Tonight, we reach the finals where Jada Stone and M By Elegance go one-on-one.
M hits a Spanish Fly on Stone, but can’t find enough time to capitalize. Stone finds her chance to go high-flying, but the ring awareness of M saves her. “The Spark” tries to go for her signature Stunner, but M reverses and takes her out completely. A confident M counts to three and becomes the first-ever TNA Knockouts TV Champion.
Indi Hartwell comes out tonight to address the crowd and the problem she has with Daria Rae. Hartwell wants more opportunities, but she feels like Rae has been holding her back for a while. Rae comes out and tells Hartwell to go back to catering, and that opportunities aren’t just handed. Hartwell tells her to “put her hair up and square up,” but Rae warns her that she can get back in the ring anytime.
Out of the blue, Zoey Serrano makes her TNA Impact debut by attacking Hartwell from behind. Rae and Serrano have teamed up once before, and Rae announces that she has signed Serrano as the newest TNA Knockout.
Brookside heard everything Hartwell said out there and confronts her backstage. Rae arrives and says she went to the board about the physical assault at the hands of Hartwell, and tells her no to a title match. Despite that, Santino Marella sets up a tag team match next week as Brookside teams with the newest Knockout, Serrano, to go against Hartwell and Harley Hudson.
We also hear from Elayna Black, who unfortunately lost her TNA Knockouts World Championship opportunity this past weekend at Lockdown.
What did you think about tonight’s TNA Impact? Did the right Knockout walk out TV Champ? What’s in store for Serrano’s future as a Knockout? Let us know in the comments below!
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