Impact Wrestling’s official Facebook account added several photos of Angelina taken from yesterday’s live event in Hattiesburg, MS taken by ring announcer Jeremy Borash. Results are still unknown at the time, but they should be coming out soon. In the meantime, be sure to check out these awesome shots in our gallery now!

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Gallery: ImpactWrestling.com > Images from IMPACT Tour stop in Hattiesburg, MS

Angelina has been announced to take part in this weekend’s TNA live event loop, and will be appearing on the following dates and in the following locations:

Thursday, May 17: Hattiesburg, MS
Friday, May 18: Jackson, MS

Tickets go on sale Friday, April 6 at etix.com or charge by phone at 601-268-3220. Fans that purchase a $50 ticket will receive a special meet and greet with IMPACT WRESTLING Superstars at 5:30 pm!* (Redeemable with ticket the night of the show; offer only applies to $50 tickets.)

- Velvet Sky vs. Angelina Love

Meet and Greet 5:30PM (Only applies to $50 tickets) Doors open 6:30PM Showtime 7:30PM

* Mickie James b. Angelina Love

Source: Wrestling News World

Love Lowdown: #015
TNA: iMPACT! – July 29, 2010 (Angelina Love vs Sarita)

For the very first time, Angelina squared off against Sarita, who had recently broken up with longtime tag partner Taylor Wilde. The two knockouts faced each other in a singles match, with the winner becoming the #1 Contender for Madison Rayne’s Knockouts title. Angelina picked up the win after nailing Sarita with her patented Botox Injection

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Watch: Angelina Love vs Sarita (Via: Youtube)

Knockout Shots by Jason Blade

The Beatles were right, all you need is love. Even though they wrote that song over 40 years ago and they weren’t talking about a certain TNA Knockout, those words should still ring true if you’re TNA management. It just so happens that the “love” in question is Angelina Love. And right now, Impact Wrestling needs her.

Ratings for Impact Wrestling have been on a slide lately, but it is believed by those within the company that the drop in ratings is a tolerable side effect as they restrucure their product and focus on pushing their young talent. Making new stars takes time and patience. It seems that TNA is willing to tolerate a short term drop in ratings if it means creating new stars that will (hopefully) pull those ratings higher six months or a year down the line. It’s not as worrisome a problem as it might appear; TNA is sacrificing the present for the future. But there is something troubling right now and I don’t think it can be chalked up to TNA’s new creative direction.

Since late 2007, TNA management has been able to count on at least one group of performers to pull a strong rating each and every week – the Knockouts. Almost from the very beginning, Knockouts matches and segments have virtually outdrawn everything else on Impact. No matter how low some male dominated segments drew, TNA could always count on the ladies to pull in strong numbers and bump up the overall rating of the show. Lately however, this has not been the case. Why not? What has changed?

I decided to delve in and do a little research to see if there was a cause for the drop off in ratings for the Knockouts as of late. I wanted to see if there was a consistent reason why some weeks were better than others and to see if there was something in particular that was making people tune in or out of the Knockouts portion of the show. I compared segment numbers from the past few years and looked for a link between the highs and lows. In the end, I found one, and her name is Angelina Love.

To continue reading the rest of this article, please click here. It’s a fantastic read, and we of course agree. We miss our Angelina on our television screens!