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Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) introduced the Knockouts Television Championship to the fold on Sunday at Slammiversary in Boston.
TNA Hall of Famer Traci Brooks came out on the ramp after Elayna Black defeated Indi Hartwell and Mara Sadè in the pre-show to start the festivities.
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Wrestler Traci Brooks attends Wizard World Philadelphia at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, Pa., on June 19, 2009. (Bobby Bank/WireImage)
“The TNA Knockouts, over two decades, have changed the landscape of pro wrestling,” Brooks said. “Hell, the TNA Knockouts started the women’s revolution. We shattered glass ceilings. We rewrote the rules. We created opportunities and time and time again proved why we belong on the biggest stage. And now, it’s time to make history once again.
“Starting this Thursday night, there will be a 16-woman tournament beginning. And at the end of that tournament, we will crown the first-ever TNA knockout television champion.”
The belt was brought out and it featured the letters “KO” and “TV” in purple and black lettering.
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Elayna Black makes her entrance during NXT TV at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida, on March 4, 2025. (Eric Johnson/WWE)
Those who will be featured in the tournament have not been announced thus far. Black, Hartwell and Sadè could very well be in that tournament, starting on “Impact.”
“This championship will be defended exclusively on ‘Impact’ television,” Brooks continued. “And to my knockouts, it’s an opportunity once again to prove that you are the greatest women’s division in professional wrestling.
“Ladies, let’s make history.”
Mara Sade competes against Jada Parker during the Showdown at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Fla., on Oct. 7, 2025. (Bradlee Rutledge/Getty Images)
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TNA currently has six active championships. The Knockouts TV Championship will be its seventh.