10 Female Wrestlers With The Most Wins In TNA History

TNA has a surprisingly strong Knockout's division, where its female competitors can tear the house down. Where sometimes other companies don't pay enough attention to their women's division, TNA's Knockouts have been great. From great veterans like Gail Kim and Mickie James to TNA's current top Knockouts like Jordynne Grace and Deonna Purazzo, there is always great talent in the Knockouts division.

As with any division in wrestling, some performers are winning more than others. These wins and losses have added up over the years, showing which Knockouts have been the consistent winners and which have been losers.

10 Taylor Wilde - 46 Wins

Taylor Wilde began her TNA run during Awesome Kong's $25,000 challenge. As a plant in the audience, Wilde was denied an opportunity twice before finally facing Kong. She lost the initial challenge but won the $25,000 and the Knockouts Championship from Kong in a rematch.

Wilde had various feuds in the Knockouts division before winning the Knockouts Tag Team Championship with Sarita. She became the first woman to win both the Knockouts and Knockouts Tag championships. Wilde retired from wrestling in 2011.

9 Awesome Kong - 73 Wins

Awesome Kong was the dominant monster of the TNA Knockouts division. She became a nearly unstoppable force and was consistently at the top of the Knockouts division when she was present. Kong won both the TNA Knockouts Championship and Knockouts Tag Team Championship. She was incredible both as a terrible monster and a fan favorite.

Kong also attempted to bring her dominance to WWE as Kharma, though her run with the wrestling behemoth was quite short. Kong has also appeared in AEW as part of the Nightmare Collective, a group led by Brandi Rhodes that has since been dissolved.

8 Tara - 80 Wins

Tara competed in WWE for several years under the name Victoria. She was already an established performer before joining the Knockouts division and TNA knew she was championship material.

Tara won the Knockouts Championship five times during her run with TNA. Tara also won the Knockouts Tag Team Championship with partner Brooke Tessmacher. She would turn on Tessmacher after they lost the titles, becoming heel in the process. Tara was frequently at the top of the Knockouts division during her run, picking up many wins along the way.

7 Brooke Tessmacher - 85 Wins

Ms. Tessmacher debuted for TNA as Eric Bischoff's assistant before getting a chance to wrestle for the promotion. When she started wrestling for TNA, she won the Knockouts and Knockouts Tag championships, along with Tara. After some time at the top of the Knockouts division, Tessmacher took a five-month hiatus.

She returned as the heel girlfriend of Aces & Eights leader, Bully Ray. After acting as Bully Ray's manager for some time, Tessmacher would return to in-ring action. She would win the Knockouts Championship for the third time before leaving TNA near the end of 2015.

6 Angelina Love - 91 Wins

During Angelina Love's time with TNA, she was always near the top of the Knockouts division, if not at the very top. The six-time Knockouts Champion formed the most notable Knockouts group in TNA history, The Beautiful People. With her singles performances, as well as her time with The Beautiful People and Winter, Angelina Love remained at the top.

She was with neither The Beautiful People nor Winter when she returned to the promotion in 2017, however. Angelina Love would align with Davey Richards to torment Eddie and Alisha Edwards. Love has since joined Ring of Honor.

5 Mickie James - 94 Wins

Mickie James is a living legend at this point. She is a veteran wrestler with years performing in both WWE and TNA. Most aren't aware she spent an early part of her career, from 2002 to 2003, with TNA, but failed to make much of an impact.

James won the Women's Title in WWE before going to TNA and winning the Knockouts Title and establishing herself as one of the top Knockouts the company would see. During her stint in Impact Wrestling, James secured three reigns with the Knockouts Championship and won the 2013 TNA World Cup of Wrestling.

James left TNA and returned to WWE, making a pit stop in NXT first. She challenged the undefeated Asuka for the NXT Women's Championship in a losing effort before moving back to the main roster. During her second run with WWE, James hasn't done much of note. The veteran has very much been lost in the shuffle.

4 ODB - 98 Wins

ODB is one of the boldest characters to come out of TNA's Knockouts division. With her bold character came a great amount of success in TNA. The former Knockouts champion had memorable feuds with many in the Knockouts division. She actually won the Knockouts Tag Team Championship with Eric Young.

ODB had such a bold character, making her easy to invest in and enjoyable to watch. There's a reason she's won championships in TNA multiple times, picking up many wins during her time with the promotion.

3 Madison Rayne - 146 Wins

Madison Rayne joined Angelina Love and Velvet Sky in The Beautiful People shortly after her debut with TNA. She would become a key part of the villainous group and would feud with Angelina Love eventually. Rayne became Knockouts Champion and aligned herself with Tara. During her Impact Wrestling career, she became a two-time Knockouts Tag Team Champion as well as a five-time Knockouts Champion.

Rayne would compete for WWE in a small capacity as part of the Mae Young Classic. She currently does commentary for TNA and has wrestled as recently as this year's Slammiversary event.

2 Velvet Sky - 153 Wins

Much of Velvet Sky's early time in TNA was spent as part of The Beautiful People. She was a key figure in TNA's only notable Knockouts group. Sky would break free from the group, finding success and two reigns with the Knockouts Championship. She would eventually reunite with the group she had such close ties to. As part of The Beautiful People, Sky would also capture the TNA Knockouts Tag Team Championship.

Sky pretty much did it all during her time with TNA. She was with the company consistently, either as part of The Beautiful People or in singles competition, for years. She certainly picked up a great many wins along the way.

1 Gail Kim - 168 Wins

Gail Kim is perhaps the greatest Knockout in TNA's history. This legendary performer became the first TNA Knockouts Champion, known as the Women's World Champion before rebranding. She would win that title six more times, as well as have a reign with the Knockouts Tag Team Title.

Kim became the first and only woman to be inducted into TNA's Hall of Fame. Gail Kim was a fantastic and accomplished wrestler, now retired, and remains the greatest Knockout in TNA history. She certainly has more wins than any other.

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