Three Knockouts Not at Tapings This Week
Those who are looking forward to seeing Lacey Von Erich or the new Knockouts Tag Team Champions, Taylor Wilde and Hamada may have to hang on a while longer.
Jason Powell of ProWrestling.net reports that the trio weren't brought in for yesterday's taping and have not been spotted at today's taping either.
To be honest, the Knockouts Tag Team Titles have pretty much run their course after only a year of existence. It doesn't look like they have any real plans for the belts or plans to give...
Impact Write-Up (August 5th, 2010): The Match That Launched A Thousand Retweets
Tonight the long anticipated return of Hamada to Impact took place and sadly for her, it was in very unspectacular fashion. She teamed up with Taylor Wilde to take on the TNA Knockouts Tag Team Champions, Velvet Sky and Lacey Von Erich, and the match ended up being one of the worst TNA matches of all time. Granted, it was no Jenna/Sharmell fiasco, but it was pretty damn bad. If you don't wish to take my word for it, I understand. All the proof lies within the video so feel free to see the ugli...
WWE Superstar Says Lacey Von Erich Has No Talent
WWE Superstar, Goldust had some less than flattering critiques about TNA's Lacey Von Erich last night on Twitter.
The Superstar posted several tweets during last night's Knockouts Tag Team Championship match on Impact. Read below:
* Lacy [sic] has no talent whatsoever.
* She is horrible
* Great family but her no
Goldy went onto deny that he was watching the show. Hmm, sure...
Von Erich teamed with Velvet Sky last night, losing the Knockouts Tag Titles to Hamada and Taylor Wilde....
Impact Write-Up (July 29th, 2010): New Number One Contender, Angelina Love! Again.
In a strange attempt to prove that Hell has indeed froze over, TNA put together their second consecutive week of competent story telling. It's shocking, I realize that, but us scorned Knockout fans are going to have to try very hard to wrap our heads around this rare, but exciting encounter. This week, the Beautiful People continue to have a go at one another, despite the fact they remain in control of the Knockouts division. And a brand new number one contender to the Knockouts Championship i...
Impact Write-Up (July 22nd, 2010): Confusion Reigns Supreme But Not On Our Part For A Change
Last week on Impact, the Knockouts took an unexpected, yet welcomed step in the right direction in terms of their booking. Whoever wrote the show or whatever gave all of us long suffering KO fans a well deserved treat in the form of a brilliantly scripted and well acted in-ring segment and a pretty darn good streetfight. Personally, it was almost to much for me to handle you know what I'm sayin'? This week, the action wasn't overwhelming but it was still great, and very enjoyable to watch.
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Impact Write-Up (July 15th, 2010): Vintage Knockouts!
A lot of fans, myself included, were absolutely horrified at the hot mess that was the Victory Road pay-per-view. The Knockouts match had one shit-tastic ending and I don't know about you, but I made the decision then and there to write TNA off. It's hard enough to watch it these days anyway, but when you end a title match in such a ridiculous fashion, it's enough to turn a fan off for good. Fortunately, my Diva Dirt duties require me to watch the KO action every Thursday and wow! I'm super gl...
Impact Write-Up (June 17th, 2010): Welcome To The Angelina Love Express. Destination: Victory Road.
I just ripped off a Sue Sylvester quote for my title this week. I'm so sorry.
I don't know about you guys, but the lack of Knockouts on last week's Impact left me pretty bitter and disgusted. It was the last show before their pay-per-view extravaganza, Slammiversary, and they did absolutely nothing to build up to Roxxi versus Madison Rayne for the TNA Knockouts Championship. As awful as that was, the worst was yet to come as we witnessed an absolute travesty take place at Slammiversary. Roxxi...
Scrapped Knockouts Match Airs on International Impact (Full Match Report)
Diva Dirt reader, David Myles wrote in to tell us that a match scrapped from this past Thursday's episode of Impact has aired internationally, particularly in Australia and the UK.
The match pit #1 Contender Roxxi and newcomer Rosie Lottalove against The Beautiful People's Lacey Von Erich and Velvet Sky on the go-home show before tonight's Slammiversary pay per view.
The Motor City Machine Guns came down on commetary, Roxxi's music played and her and Rosie made their way to the ring in a p...
Impact Write-Up (May 27th, 2010): Impact Fails To Impress. Water Is Wet. Turbatu Is Red Clay. C’est Le Vie.
It's just after 4 AM and I'm feeling quite sprightly at the moment. The French Open is on my television. Rafa Nadal is playing. The entire Impact show is up on YouTube so I don't have to leave the comfort of my livingroom desk and big screen TV in order to recap the Knockout action for each and every one of you. At the time of this introduction, I have yet to watch the match itself but it features Lacey Von Erich. That fact alone makes this an epic in the making and I know that secretly all of...
Impact Write-Up (May 13th, 2010): Two Times the Tara, Lacey Von Face?, More Randomness
So it's been awhile since I've had to do an Impact Write-Up and to be honest, I've enjoyed my little vacation from the asinine side show that has become Total Non-Stop Action. I, for one, am incredibly glad that TNA copped out on this whole Monday Night Wars 2.0 thing because they were getting anally raped and not in some sadistic, kinky way. Once upon a time, the Knockouts flourished on Thursday nights. They ran the company with their perfectly manicured hands balled into tiny iron fists. They ...
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