Top 5 TNA Knockouts Who Should Be in Ultimate X

With the official announcement that the high-flying spectacle of Knockouts Ultimate X is returning next month at TNA Destination X, the stakes in the division have hit an all-time high!

The Ultimate X match remains the absolute crown jewel of TNA Wrestling's high-flying innovation. When the steel cables are strung across the ring, history is written by those brave enough to dangle high above the canvas.

The Knockouts keep raising the bar for brutality and drama in this match type. From fan favorites chasing milestones to hungry contenders seeking a breakout moment, here are five Knockouts who should be in the next Ultimate X.


TOP 5 KNOCKOUTS FOR
TNA ULTIMATE X

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ULTIMATE X CONTENDER #1
Allie
Adding an Ultimate X victory to her impressive resume would solidify her status as a true legend of the Knockouts division.
ULTIMATE X CONTENDER #2
Harley Hudson
Harley Hudson brings a fearless new strategy to the division, viewing the high-wire cables as her fast track to championship gold.
ULTIMATE X CONTENDER #3
Alisha Edwards
Willing to cross every line and take maximum risks, Alisha Edwards needs this career-defining victory to reach the top of the mountain.
ULTIMATE X CONTENDER #4
Rosemary
The Demon Assassin has one final historic goal in mind before turning her full focus back toward capturing the top prize.
ULTIMATE X CONTENDER #5
Elayna Black
Elayna Black has the agility to unhook the gold, but taking shortcuts inside Ultimate X could easily come back to haunt her.

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