Knockout Released From TNA Wrestling

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Angelina Love, a record-setting five-time TNA Women's Knockout Champion, announced Sunday via Twitter that she has been granted her release from TNA Wrestling.

"To all my wonderful fans, just want to let you know I have been granted my release from TNA," she wrote. "It was completely amicable parting of ways and I want to thank TNA and all of its employees for the wonderful journey I've had there over the years. Now I'm on to the next amazing chapter of my life! If you are looking to book me please contact John at john@spectacularsignings.com Thank you so much!"

Velvet Sky, who initially drew fame alongside Love as "The Beautiful People," addressed the departure of her friend and former tag team partner.

"Such a damn shame!! So much left to do there! I know you're gonna move on to big things bud, good luck and as always I love u!!" Sky wrote on Twitter.

Love responded to Sky, "I love u with all my heart, we did something so amazing with TBP and the memories from that will last forever! I cherish our friendship so much, thank you for EVERYTHING Ebud!!"

Their characters were portrayed as arrogant blonde Barbie dolls, whose main goal as a team was to "cleanse" the TNA roster "one ugly person at a time," based on their belief that their physical appearance was superior to all others. The duo was such a success that even WWE took notice and made their own group of narcissistic and vain bullies. Wrestling Observer editor Dave Meltzer has said that LayCool was devised due to WWE's creative department being embarrassed by the Love/Sky tandem making their female roster look second-rate by comparison.

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Their characters were portrayed as arrogant blonde Barbie dolls, whose main goal as a team was to "cleanse" the TNA roster "one ugly person at a time," based on their belief that their physical appearance was superior to all others. The duo was such a success that even WWE took notice and made their own group of narcissistic and vain bullies. Wrestling Observer editor Dave Meltzer has said that LayCool was devised due to WWE's creative department being embarrassed by the Love/Sky tandem making their female roster look second-rate by comparison.

Vain/shallow women is hardly a complex and original gimmick is it? Vince's Devils anyone?

As for WWE being embarrassed about how their Divas are viewed, this is the same company that showcases the athletic ability and ring craft of their female talent...in Bra and Panties matches. Oh, and makes them kiss the owner's ass in the middle of the ring.