Tonight on TNA Impact! we are in store for some interesting matchups within the Knockouts division.

In mixed-tag team action tonight, Indi Hartwell teams up with Santino Marella to take on NXT’s Arianna Grace and her boyfriend, Stacks. Grace and her antics have been a thorn to Hartwell and her own father, but both look to teach this princess a lesson tonight. Darie Rae interrupts their preparations and reminds Hartwell that she had nothing to do with Hartwell’s re-signing of her contract. 

Elayna Black is backstage and sends a message to Hartwell by calling her desperate, and she only kisses up to the boss. She says she’s the only one that matters within the Knockouts division and that she is the next TNA Knockouts World Champion in the Era of Elayna.

The mixed tag match gets underway, and Hartwell tries to lay in some fists into Grace as she attempts to retreat. Hartwell finally finds a chance to make the hot tag in, but Stacks tries to get involved. She kicks Stacks away, but this allows Grace to take over.

Grace tries to steal Marella’s cobra, but it backfires as she accidentally knocks out Stacks. Hartwell and Marella team up to hit a double cobra and pick up the win.

Knockouts Champion, Lei Ying Lee, is in action tonight against a peculiar opponent, Mr. Elegance. Backstage, The Elegance Brand is wary of some demons as Rosemary, Allie, and Mara Sadé scare them off.

In commentary for this match is Xia Brookside, but she’s unsure why she’s out here watching this match. She hopes that The Elegance Brand can do enough damage to Lee in this matchup.

Mr. Elegance has the size and strength advantage, but Lee reminds him quickly of why she’s the Knockouts champion in the first place. The Elegance Brand tries to get involved, but the referee sends all three packing. 

The matchup continues as Mr. Elegance tries to embarrass Lee throughout the match. Mr. Elegance swims to the top rope and has enough strength for a potential Warrior’s Way. Brookside gets involved, and this allows Mr. Elegance to hit a DDT and pick up the win.

Brookside reminds Lee that she was the one who pinned her during the Champion’s Challenge to earn her title shot. It’s been made official that Brookside and Lee will face one-on-one for the Knockouts championship at Slammiversary.

What did you think of this edition of TNA Impact? Let us know what you thought in the comments below!

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On the June 4 episode of WWE’s Main Event, two women’s matches took place.

The first match had Jordynne Grace taking on Kiana James. Two women who should be the focus on the SmackDown roster go toe-to-toe. Grace picked up the win with the Backpack Stunner.

The second women’s match had Lyra Valkyria taking on Ivy Nile. Valkyria was looking for a win ahead of her first round match in the Queen of the Ring tournament, and she was able to do so. She put away Nile with the Nightwing.

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Becky Lynch is no stranger to WrestleMania main events. As one of only five women to headline WWE’s biggest show of the year, and the first woman to emerge victorious in such a match, Lynch has helped pave the way for future generations. While women’s WrestleMania main events have remained relatively rare in the years since, despite a women’s Royal Rumble winner being crowned annually, Lynch is confident that trend will shift and that women will headline the event more frequently in the future.

Lynch had the following to say about this topic while speaking to Stephanie McMahon on the What’s Your Story? podcast.

“I’m not throwing the lads under the bus. There’s some great dudes and there’s some great up and coming dudes. When I look at the future, I go, ‘I think the women are gonna be the main eventing more Manias than the dudes.’

Because I think the well of potential for the future, they’re just such colorful personalities. There’s a lot of care put in. And there’s a lot of thought put into people’s characters, I feel.

There’s just a lot of life in that division. And there’s a lot of stories to be told, and we’re getting to tell them. And it’s awesome.”

Outside of Lynch – Charlotte Flair, Ronda Rousey, Bianca Belair, and Sasha Banks are the only women to main event a WrestleMania. Belair defeated Banks in their main event.

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Myla Grace has left TNA according to a report by Fightful Select. The report states she requested her release and it was granted.

Grace signed with the company in May 2025. She last wrestled for the promotion at the March TV tapings. She has been taking independent bookings, including with RevPro.

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RevPro Wrestling has confirmed that they will have a Women’s Grand Prix on July 25.

This will be a one day tournament where eight of the best wrestlers in the world will compete to be crowned the Women’s Grand Prix winner.

The first and only name confirmed so far is Zoey Serrano, formerly Zoey Stark in WWE. Serrano has not had a match since she suffered a knee injury on Raw in 2024. She has since had surgery and has been medically cleared. She was released by WWE in April.

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Dani Luna is making her way to Canada.

On June 13, Luna will be taking on Gisele Shaw for the MLP Canadian Women’s Championship during the promotions weekly tapings. This will take place on Night Two of the Mayhem tapings. Shaw remains the promotions inaugural champion since winning the title in May 2025 and is approaching 400 days as champion. This will be Shaw’s ninth title defense.

Luna has continued to be a freelancer on the indie scene since departing from TNA in March.

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This week’s episode of EVOLVE was a bit unhinged for the women’s division but at the same time, showcased many talents.

The first match of the episode had Masyn Holiday taking on the WWE ID talent, Gianna Capri. Capri picked up the win and what some may consider an upset by holding the ropes to get the pin.

The Evolve Foreman, Timothy Thatcher, announced that at Succession III on Wednesday, June 24, a new acquisition will be arriving. And also Nikkita Lyons will get a championship match against whoever walked out of tonight’s main event as champion between Wendy Choo and challenger, Sloane Jacobs.

As mentioned, the main event was between Choo and Jacobs. Jacobs has been under the tutelage of Lyons who accompanied her to the ring. In the VIP lounge was PJ Vasa and Karmen Petrovic. Choo retains her title in her second title defense. Jacobs had Choo up for an electric chair, but Choo countered and locked in the Dirt Nap submission. Jacobs tapped out. Lyons looked on from the outside realizing it is Choo that she will take on at Succession III.

After the match, the VIP section exploded as Petrovic and Vasa brawl. They take on each other next week.

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With June now upon us, AEW Dynamite begins to set the road towards Forbidden Door, consisting of partnerships between NJPW, CMLL, and STARDOM.

We hear from the Triangle of Madness, and the AEW Women’s World Champion, Thekla, has a lot to say regarding talents appearing from her former employer, STARDOM. With Forbidden Door around the corner, she doesn’t declare war, but death to STARDOM as she spits all over the company’s name.

The NJPW Strong Women’s Champion, Alex Windsor, faces a wildcard tonight in the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament. After Willow Nightingale had to withdraw from the tournament due to injury, Windsor finally finds out who her opponent is in the bracket. 

Her opponent tonight: Mercedes Moné. 

Moné has been absent since losing her TBS Championship to Nightingale. She returns reinvigorated with a remixed theme as she looks to, once again, capture the Owen Hart Cup.

Windsor finds herself in trouble as she gets caught on the ropes and drives her neck on the apron. Moné delivers a Meteora to the outside with a bit of vengeance on her face. Windsor tries to fight back with a Cannonball. Despite Moné’s frustrations, she says she’s good and went to therapy during her break.

The two find themselves stuck in the corner, but Windsor is in a bad place as Moné lands a Meteora from the top rope, sending Windsor crashing. Moné hits the backbreaker and locks in the Statement Maker as Windsor taps out. Moné locks it in a little more after the bell and takes the Owen Hart belt with her just to make her statement a bit clearer.

Moné will now advance to face either Hazuki or Persephone in the Quarterfinals.

After beating out the clock during the five-minute tag team eliminator last week on Collision, TayJay now has a shot at the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championships this Saturday. The Divine Dominion called it a fluke victory, but TayJay says the Divine Dominion survived them.

What did you think of tonight’s AEW Dynamite? Who does Moné face next?  Does TayJay have what it takes to claim the gold? Let us know in the comments below!

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Former AEW TBS Champion Mercedes Moné has been on hiatus from the promotion since the end of 2025. She has since worked indie promotions in other countries. In March, Moné stated that she would be returning to AEW soon, but she hasn’t yet.

When Fightful Select questioned a return for Moné, they were told:

Moné is still under AEW contract, and is planned for a return to the company

Her involvement will have major ramifications for the top of the card in AEW. Expect her return relatively soon. A date was not given.

There are fan speculations that Moné may be the wildcard entry in the Owen Hart Cup that takes place on June 3’s episode of Dynamite. The wildcard entry will be facing Alex Windsor.

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AJ Lee has been open and honest with her mental health journey and being and advocate for others. Her return to WWE last September was something that many fans never thought would actually happen. That moment alone opened a whole bunch of doors for Lee to continue to discuss mental health both on TV and off.

In an interview with The Match-Up with Aliyah on iHeart Women’s Sports, Lee discusses here return to WWE and how proud she is that the stigma around mental health has made a change for the better.

“I’m really proud of how far it’s come because… I’ve been pretty open about how like my last year wrestling was my worst mental health year. I looked like everything in the world and I’m champion and all this stuff, but I was so deeply depressed, and part of, you know, my journey after was finding what’s the right treatment for me and becoming a mental health advocate and becoming a keynote speaker and really trying to send this message to not just people in sports, but also, communities of color, like, us, like, as a Latina, we don’t talk about our mental health. It’s not a thing that’s accepted in our culture, and there’s so many barriers to treatment.

So that’s been, a huge part of the journey is sort of opening up people’s eyes to when you come from a certain socioeconomic background or cultural background or there’s language barriers or, you’re in a health care desert. There’s all these different barriers just to get in the door, and then to not even be represented in clinical trials and research. It’s been this 10 year journey of trying to sort of make people aware of how important that is on so many different levels, and then to come back into wrestling and see that they have also opened up their mind. When the first thing I wanted to make sure was going to work was, is my mental health protected? Do I feel safe here? Are you guys aware of what that means to need you know, mental health time off or sort of just like, is that something that is a priority for that to be a priority? The conversation was really cool in a way that I couldn’t even reveal my diagnosis 10 years ago, but now it’s, you know, a part of my contract. So that is a really cool, beautiful thing. I hope all sports, you know, can incorporate that because it is such a a different, you know, like you were saying, you do need such exceptional internal health and mental health to just perform safely. So I was so genuinely and pleasantly surprised to see that shift.”

Lee’s last match was at WrestleMania in April where she dropped the WWE Women’s IC Title back to Becky Lynch. Since then, it has been reported there is no immediate plans for Lee, but she is still with the company.

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