Indi Hartwell won the TNA Knockouts World Championship for the first time by defeating Xia Brookside at Bound for Glory on Sunday, according to Fox News’ OutKick coverage.
The match followed Hartwell’s unsuccessful run in the Knockouts TV Championship Tournament, where she was eliminated in the semifinals. She later teamed with Harley Hudson to win tag team gold and earned a championship match against Brookside.
In the title bout, Brookside struck special guest referee Mickie James twice, the report said. James retaliated, and Hartwell capitalized by hitting her Hurts Donut finishing move to secure the victory.
Brookside’s 105-day reign began with a win over Lei Ying Lee, according to the report. Hartwell is the fourth wrestler to hold the Knockouts title this year, following Brookside, Lee and Arianna Grace.
The article also notes Hartwell previously held the WWE NXT Championship but relinquished it after being drafted to Raw. The event and championship result are reported as having taken place Sunday.
