TNA Wrestling's forthcoming all-women pay-per-view "TNA Knockouts Knockdown" appeared just like a great idea in some recoverable format. The Knockouts team is definitely among the most popular acts in the organization, with the kind of Velvet Sky and Miss Tessmacher recovering from greatly with supporters thanks to their sex appeal and athleticism. While TNA may lag behind WWE in almost every area, one thing it could always point out was its greatly superior women's wrestling product. In this regard, a Knockouts-only event is a good principle. The novelty factor alone must garner it more acquisitions than your normal TNA pay-per-view. Alas, the idea doesn't appear to have caught on with many former KOs, lots of whom have gone on record about turning down the company's offer to appear on the show. As Diva-Dirt records, the listing of women declining to work on the the pay-per-view, as a result of be taped on March 17, keeps accumulated. To start with, former Beautiful People member Lauren Williams (a.k.a. Angelina Love), who parted ways with TNA in July a year ago, mentioned to one of her Twitter followers that she had been expected to accomplish the present, but "politely declined." Next, Traci Brooks, who found fame in the company as a and authority figure, observed that she, too, had turned down an offer to appear: Honda Stevens also unveiled on her behalf Twitter account that she'd been questioned, but declined. Because the fearsome "Awesome Kong," Stevens led on the KO division between 2010 and 2007. She also, of course, labored for WWE in 2011 and 2012 as "Kharma." And, yes, it gets worse. Nicole Raczynski, who has worked for TNA on and off for several years as "Roxxi" meant that even more girls had and also described turning the organization down as well: Whoa. That is notably awkward. TNA is supposed to the No. 2 wrestling advertising in America, and its former talents can't be even convinced by it another for just one night only? Needless to say, the company comes with enough women under contract to still manage to perform a pay-per-view, however it seems that any supporters who were expecting to see some names from the past on the show will undoubtedly be sorely disappointed.
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