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"The Havok Death Machine" stormed out of the indies and made an immediate bang in TNA ... Won a seven-woman battle royal
in August to establish herself as the top contender to the TNA Knockouts Championship ... Defeated Gail Kim for the title in
September, but her reign proved to be short-lived as she lost the belt just a few days later to Taryn Terrell in a three-way
match that included Kim ... Powerful and intimidating.
Ohio native was the center of controversy in May when she was stripped of the WSU Championship and inexplicably "banned
for life" from competing in Women Superstars Uncensored. That ban, however, was lifted when she returned and beat Mia Yim in
an Uncensored Rules bout in July ... Held the WSU Championship twice for a combined total of 792 days between 2012 and
2014 ... Headed the Midwest Militia with Sassy Stephie and Allysin Kay in 2013 ... Also held the WSU Tag Team Championship
until she split with Stephie and broke up the Militia ... Scored a win over Mickie James in 2CW (New York) in November 2013 ...
Beat Kay in a dog collar match in August in SHINE.
Favored finishers include the chokeslam, the Demon Drop back-to-belly piledriver, and the HavoKiller sitout power bomb.
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Awesome Kong interrupts HAVOK's brutal assault on Gail Kim
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- Discovery Communications issued this press release Thursday touting the viewership of Impact Wrestling on Destination America during the month of January.
DESTINATION AMERICA SCORES BIG WITH FIRST MONTH OF PREMIERES FOR IMPACT WRESTLING
More than four million viewers tune in during first four weeks of premieres
(Silver Spring, MD) - Destination America recorded its best January ever in Prime HH delivery with premieres of Impact Wrestling. The all-new season kicked off on Wednesday, January 7th, with Impact Wrestling LIVE, ranking as Destination America's best Wednesday evening in network history for delivery of M25-54. The show also ranked as the 6th most social television program for the evening with #DestinationIMPACT reaching a collective 73M impressions on Twitter.
Premieres of Impact Wrestling settled into their regular Destination America timeslot on Fridays beginning Friday, January 16th. For the month of January, Impact Wrestling ranked as the #9 series in ad-supported cable for delivery of M25-54 on Friday nights. On Friday, January 23rd, the network garnered its highest rated and most watched Friday evening in network history for delivery of P25-54 and M25-54, ranking as the #3 sports telecast in cable (behind only NBA Basketball and the X Games on ESPN) and out-delivering networks including A&E, NGC, ESPN2, TNT and FXX among M25-54.
Throughout January, Impact Wrestling posted record-breaking numbers, delivering an average of 276K viewers among P25-54.
Continuing to build momentum, Destination America's Impact Wrestling recorded its best premiere to date on Friday February 6th delivering an average of 345k P25-54, while earning a 0.85 rating among M25-54. Since premiering on the network in January 2015, 4.2M unique viewers have watched Impact Wrestling on Destination America.
- Havok's appearance at a SHINE Wrestling internet pay-per-view last month led to speculation that she could be gone from TNA Wrestling since talent are typically prohibited from appearing on iPPV or televised pay-per-view events for other promotions. In an update on her status, TNA executive Bob Ryder noted on Twitter on Thursday that she is scheduled to compete in five matches over the next five days at the television tapings in Orlando, Florida.
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