Coordinates	21°10′″N94°53′″N
show name	Impact Wrestling
genre	Sports entertainmentProfessional wrestling
opentheme	"A New Beginning" by Dale Oliver
camera	Multiple-camera setup
runtime	120 minutes (including commercials)
creator	Jeff JarrettVince RussoDutch Mantel
starring	Total Nonstop Action Wrestling roster
country	United States
location	Impact! Zone
network	Fox Sports Net (2004–2005)Webcast/Urban America Television (limited markets) (2005)Spike (2005–present)
picture format	480i (SDTV),1080i (HDTV)
first aired
last aired	present
num episodes	372 (as of August 25, 2011)
website	http://www.impactwrestling.com }}

''Impact Wrestling'' (stylized as ''IMPACT WRESTLING'' and formerly known as ''TNA iMPACT!'') is a professional wrestling television program for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) that currently airs in the United States and Canada on Spike. ''Impact Wrestling'' is filmed at the Impact Wrestling Zone (Soundstage 21 at the Universal Studios Florida theme park of Universal Orlando Resort in Orlando, Florida) where admission is free. Tapings of the show take place on Monday and Tuesday night and are aired on its 9pm Thursday time slot. The show's opening theme is called: "A New Beginning" by Dale Oliver.

History

Fox Sports Net era: May 2004 – May 2005

In May 2004, TNA announced that they had negotiated a television deal with Fox Sports Net (FSN) where they would get a one-hour timeslot on Fridays in most markets, putting TNA on unrestricted cable and satellite for the first time. TNA began taping ''TNA Impact!'' that month and aired the first episode on June 4, 2004. ''Impact!'' was also syndicated throughout Canada (on RDS) and Europe (on The Wrestling Channel and, also later, both Bravo and Bravo 2 as well as Eurosport). TNA's contract with FSN expired in May 2005 and was not renegotiated, with the last episode airing on May 27, 2005. The series as a whole gained little success, averaging a 0.3 household rating.

Webcasts

TNA was left with no television deal and, therefore, had no means of promoting their monthly pay-per-views (although ''Impact!'' did continue to air on certain regional networks in place of ''TNA Xplosion''). On July 1, TNA began offering new episodes of ''Impact!'' through their website, first using BitTorrent downloads, then by streaming through RealPlayer. To save on production costs, four hours of ''Impact!'' were recorded in a day and made available throughout the subsequent month.

Spike era

At the same time, TNA began seeking a more profitable television outlet, finally negotiated a Saturday night timeslot with Spike TV, now known simply as Spike, and started airing ''Impact!'' on October 1, 2005. Two episodes were taped every other Tuesday, airing them on the subsequent Saturday. TNA's syndication contracts for ''Impact!'' on local TV channels, from after the FSN contract, were converted to contracts for TNA's syndicated show, ''TNA Xplosion''. They are no longer paying for the timeslot, though Spike controls their advertising revenue. Because of viewership growth, ''Impact!'' was moved to Thursdays in April 2006, and later to an earlier primetime slot in November. Tapings were moved to Tuesdays.

In June 2006, episodes of ''Impact!'' became available at the iTunes Store.

Two hour expansion (2007–present)

''Impact!'' expanded to two hours on October 4, 2007, still starting at the same time.

On January 17, 2008, Spike presented an event entitled "Global Impact!", which featured TNA wrestlers in matches against talent of New Japan Pro Wrestling.

On March 27, ''Impact!'' aired live for the first time in the show's history in its regular timeslot.

Announced in a release on TNAwrestling.com on April 2, 2008, TNA came to terms on a deal that had ''Impact!'' airing in Australia starting April 5. Up until then, TNA had only broadcast their monthly pay-per-view events on Main Event. The contract expired in March 2011 and was not renewed. In May 2011, the program was picked up by FuelTV, which will begin airing it every Saturday at 8:30 AEST, starting on June 11.

On October 23, 2008, TNA aired its first ''Impact!'' outside of the Impact! Zone in Orlando. It was broadcast from Las Vegas, Nevada. TNA also made the transition to HD and announced that all ''Impact!''s after this would be broadcast in High Definition.

Move to Mondays: March 8 – May 3, 2010

On January 4, 2010 ''Impact!'' went head-to-head for the first time with TNA rival-promotion WWE ''Monday Night Raw''. This would be the first time since March 2001 that two major wrestling promotions went head-to-head in a Monday night television ratings competition. TNA advertised the debut of Hulk Hogan and his return to professional wrestling, WWE promoted the return of Bret Hart to ''Raw'', who last made an appearance in November 1997 before the Montreal Screwjob. On this night, ''Impact!'' was watched by 3 million viewers for the Hulk Hogan segment,afterwards towards the end of the show the viewership declined to 2.2 million viewers, this was highest viewership for ''Impact!'' in the show's history; ''Raw'' was watched by 5.6 million viewers, the most since August 2009.

On February 15, 2010, TNA made the announcement that ''Impact!'' would move to Monday nights beginning on March 8, 2010. The show will air live on a bi-weekly basis and taped the other week. On the March 8 edition, ''Impact!'' debuted their new theme song. Beginning with the April 12, 2010 show, ''Impact!'' was aired at 8:00pm EST on Spike TV. This change was made as a result of the increase in ratings from the March 29, 2010 show (which aired at 9:00pm EST) and the April 5, 2010 show (which aired at 8:00pm EST). The final Monday ''Impact!'' scored a 0.78 rating (rounded to 0.8) and after that ''Impact!'' was shifted back to Thursdays, the reason for this return to Thursdays was due to reduced TNA audience on Mondays.

Return to Thursday Nights (2010–2011)

On Monday, May 3, 2010 TNA Wrestling announced that ''Impact!'' would be returning to Thursday nights beginning on Thursday, May 13, 2010 at 9:00pm EST. Commenting on the move in an announcement posted on the TNA website, Brian J. Diamond (Spike TV's Senior Vice President of Sports and Specials) said, “The fans have spoken and with their input we have determined the best time slot to maximize the TNA audience is on Thursday nights where we are confident it will be among the most-watched shows with young men." In the same announcement, TNA president Dixie Carter is quoted as saying, “Our fans made it clear that they preferred the Thursday night time period. By moving to Thursdays, this is a win/win opportunity for both TNA and the fans. We are looking forward to delivering what the fans are asking for!"

On Thursday, June 24, 2010, Spike TV expanded “TNA Thursdays” to three hours with the addition of TNA Reaction (stylized as "TNA ReAction" or, alternatively, as "TNA ReACTION"), which will become a regular one-hour docu-series immediately preceding TNA iMPACT! from 8:00-9:00 EST. “ReAction" will focus on the stories and characters of TNA Wrestling and preview the upcoming episode of “TNA iMPACT!” TNA Impact! was also re-branded as "Thursday Night" Impact due to its return to Thursdays.

TNA Wrestling President Dixie Carter announced on January 13, 2011 that on February 24, 2011, the promotion would be holding ''Impact!'' tapings at the Crown Coliseum in Fayetteville, North Carolina.

Re-branding to Impact Wrestling (2011–present)

On May 3, 2011, at the tapings of the May 12 edition of ''Impact!'', the show was re-branded ''Impact Wrestling'' with the slogan "Where Wrestling Matters", with the show's color scheme changing from red to blue, white and gray. On July 11, 2011, it was announced that TNA would hold ''Impact Wrestling'' tapings on August 25 at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville, Alabama, on September 21 at the Knoxville Coliseum in Knoxville, Tennessee, and on October 26 at the Macon Coliseum in Macon, Georgia.

Content

+	Channel !! Avg. rating
	Fox Sports Net>FSN	0.3
	Spike	0.7
	Spike	0.9
	Spike	1.0
	Spike	1.2
	Spike	0.7
	Spike	0.9
	Spike	1.1

''Impact!'' generally features four to seven matches over the course of the two hour show, as well as numerous interviews and segments interspersed between the matches. Due to the nature of the wrestling business, advertisements for merchandise and upcoming pay-per-view events often serve as bookends for the commercial segments.

When ''Impact!'' was on Fox Sports Net, all matches had a time limit (10 minutes for normal singles matches and 20 for tag team matches and the main event) and the station's Fox Box was used. In the event of a time limit draw, the winner was determined by the NWA Championship Committee, a group consisting of three veteran wrestlers. Since leaving the channel, TNA discarded the time limit concept, but in late 2009, TNA brought back the time limits.

Roster

Commentators

Commentators	Dates
	June 4, 2004 – August 13, 2009
	August 20, 2009–present

Management Director

Special episodes

! Episode Title	! Date	! Rating	! Note
Live ''Impact!''	March 27, 2008	1.0
Live HD ''Impact!''	October 23, 2008	1.1
''Impact!'' 200	July 30, 2009	1.3
Super ''Impact!''	October 15, 2009	1.0
New Years Knockout Eve	December 31, 2009	0.6
Monday Night ''Impact!''	January 4, 2010	1.5
The Whole F'n Show	August 12, 2010	1.2
Before the Glory	October 7, 2010	1.3

Recurring segments

Segment	Type	Host(s)	Period active	Notes
Rough Cut	Interview segment		February 2008 - April 2009
$25,000 Fan Challenge	Wrestling Challenge	Kia Stevens	May 2008 - July 2008
Karen's Angle	Interview segment		July 2008 - October 2008
O.D.B.'s Angle / Trash Talking with O.D.B.	Interview segment		November 2008 - December 2009
Hardcore History 101	Interview segment	[[Mick Foley	February 2009 - April 2009
Off the Wagon Challenge	Wrestling challenge	Beer Money, Inc.(Robert Roode and James Storm)	February 2009 - April 2009
Double J Double M A Open Challenge	MMA challenge	Jeff Jarrett	December 9, 2010 – January 6, 2011

International broadcasters

In addition to being broadcast on Spike in the United States, ''TNA Impact!'' is also broadcast internationally in many different countries.

! Country !! Network !! Ref
Austria, Germany and Switzerland
Australia
Canada	The Fight NetworkSpike (TV channel)
	[[Setanta Sports Africa
Denmark
France	Ma Chaine Sport
India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives,Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka	Star Sports
Israel	EGO Total
Italy	GXT
MENA	Al Jazeera Sports
Mexico	Viva Sports
Portugal	Sport TV
Turkey	Cine5
United Kingdom and Ireland

References

External links

TNAwrestling.com (Official Website of TNA Wrestling)

TNA.Spike.com (Official TNA/Spike TV Website)

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Name	Gail Kim
Names	Gail KimLa Felina
Alt	An Asian female with dark hair wearing a dark blue top posing for a picture.
Height
Weight
Birth date	February 20, 1977
Birth place	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Resides	Tampa, Florida
Billed	Tampa, FloridaToronto, Ontario, CanadaKorea
Trainer	Ron HutchinsonRob EtcheverriaFit Finlay
Debut	December 2000
Website	http://www.thegailkim.com/ }}

Gail Kim (born February 20, 1977) is a Canadian professional wrestler of Korean descent. She is best known for working with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA).

She began her career wrestling as La Felina on the Canadian independent circuit, before joining WWE in 2002 as Gail Kim. In her WWE debut match, she won the WWE Women's Championship. After being released by WWE in 2004, Kim joined TNA in September 2005. There, she joined the tag team America's Most Wanted as their valet. After the dissolution of the group, Kim performed as a singles wrestler, eventually going on to become the inaugural TNA Women's Knockout Champion in October 2007. She later left TNA in August 2008, to return to WWE in March 2009. She announced on August 5, 2011 that she had quit WWE via her Twitter account.

Personal life

Gail Kim was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on February 20, 1977. Kim majored in kinesiology at the University of Toronto before transferring to Ryerson University and changing her major to nutrition. Prior to signing with WWE, Kim undertook breast augmentation surgery. After signing, she had her implants enlarged. While performing for WWE, one of her implants ruptured, which resulted in her being sidelined for two weeks. Kim posed topless for a cell phone ad campaign in South Korea. In 2007, Kim was listed on ''Forbes''' top 40 list of "America's Most Eligible Bachelorettes". In 2009, Kim was a part of the cast of the independent psychological thriller entitled ''Royal Kill''.

Professional wrestling career

Early career and training

After obtaining her degree from Ryerson University, Kim decided to become a professional wrestler and joined Ron Hutchinson's "School of Pro Wrestling" in Toronto. She received supplementary training from Rob Etchevarria at the "Squared Circle Pro Wrestling Gym". She debuted in December 2000, wearing a mask and wrestling as "The Queen of the Cats" La Felina in the Southern Ontario-based Apocalypse Wrestling Federation. She, however, was eventually unmasked by Tracy Brooks in a "Mask versus Hair" match. Kim worked on the Canadian independent circuit for two years, wrestling for promotions such as Border City Wrestling.

World Wrestling Entertainment (2002–2004)

Kim was introduced to World Wrestling Federation (WWF) employee Nora Greenwald (known on-screen as Molly Holly) by Jason Sensation in 2001; Greenwald encouraged Kim to send her videos and tapes to WWF officials, which eventually led to her contract. In October 2002, she was hired by the WWF, now renamed World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). She spent eight months training in Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW) and appearing in house shows and dark matches before being called up to the main roster. After several weeks of vignettes showcasing ''Matrix''-like effects aired on ''Raw'', Kim debuted on June 30 as a fan favorite, with a ''Matrix''-inspired outfit.

Her first televised WWE match was a seven-woman battle royal in Buffalo, New York on the June 30, 2003 episode of ''Raw'' with the WWE Women's Championship, then held by an injured Jazz, on the line. Kim won the match by lastly eliminating Victoria. Kim held the title for four weeks, before losing it to Molly Holly on the July 28, 2003 episode of ''Raw''. Subsequently, Kim formed an alliance with Holly to take on Trish Stratus, who was later assisted by Lita. At WWE's Unforgiven PPV event on September 21, 2003, Stratus and Lita defeated Kim and Holly in a tag match. The four women continued to feud until November, when Kim was sidelined with a broken right collarbone. Kim returned to ''Raw'' in April 2004 and immediately reforged her alliance with Holly. At WWE's Bad Blood PPV event on June 13, 2004, she faced Lita, Stratus, and Victoria in a Fatal Four-Way for the WWE Women's Championship, which was won by Stratus.

Kim participated in a battle royal on October 19, 2004 at WWE's Taboo Tuesday PPV event, which was won by Stratus. She, however, was released by WWE on November 3, 2004 as a result of cost cutting. Kim was caught off guard by her release and was told that management wanted to take the women's division in a new direction.

Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2005–2008)

America's Most Wanted (2005–2007)

Following her release and the expiration of her 90-day no-compete clause, Kim made sporadic appearances on the independent circuit, including at Michigan's All World Wrestling League and in Japan. She also competed in Korea and Mexico before being signed by the Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) promotion on September 6, 2005. She made her TNA debut on the October 8, 2005 episode of TNA's television program ''TNA Impact!'', aligning herself with Jeff Jarrett and America's Most Wanted (AMW) (Chris Harris and James Storm) and taking on the role of AMW's and Jarrett's manager. Kim made her in-ring debut on July 16, 2006 at TNA's Victory Road PPV event in a Six Man Mixed Tag Team match with AMW against A.J. Styles, Christopher Daniels, and Sirelda. However, her team ended up on the losing end of the contest. At TNA's Hard Justice PPV event on August 13, 2006, Kim defeated Sirelda in a standard wrestling match.

In early 2007 after the dissolution of AMW, Kim began a more active role as an in-ring competitor in TNA. This began with an on-screen feud with her former alliance, Storm, and his new manager Jacqueline. The first encounter between the group was on February 11, 2007 at TNA's Against All Odds PPV event in a Mixed Tag Team match, which Kim and her partner, Petey Williams, lost. On March 11, 2007 at TNA's Destination X PPV event, Storm and Jacqueline won a rematch against Williams and Kim in a Double Bullrope match. Kim went on to defeat Jacqueline in a Six Sides of Steel cage match on April 15, 2007 at TNA's Lockdown PPV event. Their feud came to an end on the May 3, 2007 episode of ''TNA Impact!'', when Kim defeated Moore under street fight rules.

Singles competition (2007–2008)

After the conclusion to her feud with Moore, Kim made two minor TNA PPV appearances before outlasting nine other competitors in a ten-woman gauntlet match to crown the first TNA Women's World Champion on October 14, 2007 at TNA's Bound for Glory PPV event. She made her first title defense on November 11, 2007 at TNA's Genesis PPV event; there she successfully retained the now renamed TNA Women's Knockout Championship by defeating Roxxi Laveaux, ODB, and Angel Williams. Kim then began a feud with Awesome Kong over the championship. Their first encounter occurred on December 2, 2007 at TNA's Turning Point PPV event, which resulted in Kim retaining due to a disqualification by Kong. On January 6, 2008 at TNA's Final Resolution PPV event, Kim defeated Kong in their second encounter to retain the championship under no disqualification rules. In their third and final encounter on the January 10, 2008 episode of ''TNA Impact!'', Kong defeated Kim to win the TNA Women's Knockout Championship.

During the January 24, 2008 episode of ''TNA Impact!'', Kim was awarded the 2007 TNA Knockout of the Year award. Kim competed in a three way match on March 9, 2008 at TNA's Destination X PPV event against Kong and ODB, which Kong won. On April 13, 2008 at TNA's Lockdown PPV event, she teamed with ODB to defeat the team of Raisha Saeed and Kong in a tag team match. On May 11, 2008 at TNA's Sacrifice PPV event, Kim won a TNA Knockouts Makeover Battle Royal, which involved a battle royal and then a ladder match, to become new one contender TNA Women's Knockout Championship. Kim competed for the championship on the May 15, 2008 episode of ''TNA Impact!'', however failed to win the title.

At TNA's Slammiversary PPV event on June 8, 2008, Kim teamed with ODB and Roxxi to defeat The Beautiful People (Angelina Love and Velvet Sky) and Moose in a Six Woman Tag Team match. Kim defeated Love on July 13, 2008 at TNA's Victory Road PPV event. Kim then teamed with ODB and Taylor Wilde to defeat the team of Kong and The Beautiful People on August 10, 2008 at TNA's Hard Justice PPV event in her last TNA PPV match. Kim's final TNA match aired on the August 21, 2008 episode of ''TNA Impact!'' in a losing effort to Kong under street fight rules. Kim left TNA in mid-August 2008 after the terms of her contract expired.

Return to World Wrestling Entertainment / WWE (2009–2011)

After her contract expired with TNA, Kim re-signed with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) promotion in late-2008. She made her return on the March 27th edition of ''SmackDown'', when she interrupted a WWE Divas Championship match between Michelle McCool and Maryse by attacking both competitors. Kim made her in-ring return on the March 30 edition of ''Raw'' on the winning team of an 18-Diva tag team match. Kim participated in a 25-Diva Miss WrestleMania battle royal on April 5, 2009 at WWE's WrestleMania XXV PPV event. On the April 17 edition of ''SmackDown'', Kim defeated then-Divas Champion Maryse. This earned her a championship match the following week, which she failed to win.

On the June 29 edition of ''Raw'', Kim was traded to the Raw brand as part of a 15 wrestler tri-brand trade between Raw, SmackDown, and ECW. A few weeks later on the August 10 edition of ''Raw'', she gained another title shot by winning a Fatal 4-Way match, that also involved Beth Phoenix, Kelly Kelly, and Alicia Fox, to become number one contender. She was unsuccessful in winning the championship on the August 17 edition of ''Raw'', when she faced then-champion Mickie James. At the Bragging Rights pay per-view on October 25, Kim, with Melina and Kelly Kelly, represented Raw in a losing effort to McCool, Phoenix, and Natalya, representing SmackDown. Kim was on the winning side of a five-on-five Survivor Series Elimination match on November 22 at the Survivor Series pay per-view.

In early 2010, a tournament was held for the newly vacated Divas Championship. Kim defeated Jillian Hall and Fox to make it to the finals, where she faced Maryse for the vacant title. The finals were held on the February 22 edition of ''Raw'', which Maryse won to become the new champion. The finals were originally to be held on February 21 at the Elimination Chamber pay per-view, but the match was changed to the team of Maryse and Kim versus Team Lay-Cool (McCool and Layla), which was won by the latter. Kim was apart of the losing side of a 10-Diva tag team match at WWE's WrestleMania XXVI PPV event on March 28. At the Fatal 4-Way pay per-view on June 20 Kim challenged for the Divas Championship in a Fatal 4-Way match that also involved then-champion Eve, Maryse, and Fox; however, Fox won the contest.

In early 2011, Gail Kim became the on-screen girlfriend of Daniel Bryan and began accompanying him to the ring. At that time Bryan was menaged by The Bella Twins and after they discovered Daniel Bryan kissing his new girlfriend, Gail Kim backstage, they assaulted Gail Kim. On January 30 at the Royal Rumble, the Bella Twins once again assaulted Kim. On the following night on ''Raw'', Gail was at ring side during Daniel Bryan's match against Tyson Kidd. After the match, the Bellas entered the ring, Nikki slaped Bryan and Gail attacked her.

On the August 1 edition of Raw, Gail Kim participated in a Battle Royal to determine the number one contender for the Divas Championship, however, shortly after the match began, she eliminated herself. She later explained that WWE had instructed her to get herself eliminated from the match within the first minute, so she decided to take the easy way out and just eliminate herself. On August 5, Gail Kim announced on her Twitter page that she had quit the WWE following the incident. Kim later indicated that WWE did not grant her release, but will instead force her to stay with the promotion for the remainder of her contract.

In wrestling

Finishing moves

''Christo'' / ''Flying Dragon'' (Tilt-a-whirl headscissors armbar)

''Eat Defeat'' (Inverted stomp facebreaker) – WWE; 2009–2011

''Happy Ending'' (Straight jacket neckbreaker slam) – TNA; used as a regular move in WWE

Hurricanrana pin – WWE; 2002–2004

Over the shoulder back to belly piledriver – TNA

Signature moves

Corner crossbody

Diving leg drop

Diving hurricanrana

Diving senton splash

Diving somersault neckbreaker

Diving Tornado DDT

Dragon sleeper

Flying forearm smash

Front dropkick, sometimes from the top rope

Hurricanrana

Jumping butt drop to an opponent leaning through the ring ropes

Over the shoulder single leg boston crab

Springboard arm drag

Springboard or diving crossbody

Swinging neckbreaker

''Toronto Slam'' (Double leg slam)

Wrestlers managed

America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris and James Storm)

*Molly Holly

Jeff Jarrett

Eve Torres

*Daniel Bryan

Entrance themes

"International Woman" by Dara Shindler (WWE; 2002–2004)

"Unstoppable" by Dale Oliver (TNA; 2005–2008)

"Strong and Sexy" by Jim Johnston (WWE; 2009–2011)

Championships and accomplishments

Apocalypse Wrestling Federation

Diva of the Year (2001)

Funking Conservatory

FC Women's Championship (1 time)

Pro Wrestling Illustrated

PWI ranked her #3 of the best 50 female singles wrestlers in the PWI Female 50 in 2008

Total Nonstop Action Wrestling

TNA Women's Knockout Championship (1 time)

Knockout of the Year (2007)

World Wrestling Entertainment

WWE Women's Championship (1 time)

Lucha de Apuesta record

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References

External links

Online World of Wrestling profile

WWE profile

Twitter page

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