TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship

[3.0] "Unfortunately the Knockouts tag titles just aren't that good. I like the design, and there's been some great champions. However, at any given time, TNA usually only has two teams fighting for the belt. Quite often the booking involves both teams having 1-on-1 matches on TV (where the challengers pin the champions) followed by the PPV matches. The worst part is that the matches are usually unspectacular, I can't think of a single Knockouts tag title match that was a banger."

"it's funny because there was a brief period from 2022 to 2023 where this division revival was actually solid when they had the depth with a variety of teams and actually needing to climb the ranks to challenge for the belt. The fact that the og knockouts tag champ Taylor Wilde was back and had a great team with Kilynn King was evident there was some hopes for the division with the likes of VXT, the influence, Death Dollz, MK Ultra (though tecnically falls to later catergory). But the last two years has been ridiculous. to say it's filler is a understatement, the amount of repeated matches for ppv, with two to three teams existing and actually contending. the entirety of 2025 has only been Ash/Heather vs Spitfire. There is a complete devoid of care to put more womens into the division even when they are signing new talents but not putting them on tv immediately even if the absence of depth has killed the title. a travesty and a huge disservice to the legacy of Kong-Hamada, Sarita-Wilde, Beautiful People, and all the og knockouts"

[4.0] "It's unfortunate that the current title has a linage that is so messy. Hamada was great but there were plenty of weak champions and reigns, especially when Eric Young held it, degrading it to a joke."

[6.0] "Yeah the original incarnation of the Knockouts tag belts wasn't that great but since IMPACT brought them back in 2021 the division has been pretty good. The division is somewhat shallow but the teams that are there are mostly pretty solid. I'm excited to see what Slamovich and Kelly do with the belts."

[6.0] "Since bringing it back, they seem to have improved it and have made it into an actual championship with actual female tag teams competing for it."

[4.0] "Since it was brought back it has been better but even now it still feels like an afterthought. Eric Young and ODB were definitely the worst champions. Hope they find a way to make this feel more important."

[8.0] "They've been on good performers and have had good stories since they've been reintroduced, and they're definitely different from when ODB and EY had them. Rosemary and Taya have such great chemistry just as characters, and a title like this only lets them explore that chemistry even more."

[9.0] "The original version was mismanaged and didn't have a stable roster of women's tag teams. In the modern day the belts not only have a stylish new look, but the company is more mature and actually cares about them. However they need to be featured more on ppv."

[9.0] "Rating seems incongruent with how the titles are booked now. No, it's not the focus of most of Impact's shows, but I enjoy the time the teams get and the chemistry that has developed between teams that have really hit it off. I'd imagine that, now that ROH is under new management, we might see a few new names in the women's tag mix, maybe Alize or Adora. These titles are definitely in a brighter spot than they were in the past."

[10.0] "A different time, a different division, different performers; these belts are as good as the gold on them in 2022 eyes. Certainly the only major American women's tag division at this point. Really brought out the personality of two former singles workers in Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz, and are a great complement to an act that should never be broken up in Cassie and Jessie. Definitely a far cry from the days of Eric Young and ODB"

[9.0] "Purely rating on the 2021 division. Impact have invested in the division and almost every Knockout is in a team. It is not an afterthought, it is properly booked and promoted. But then again I am a huge Rosemary mark so maybe I' m just popping to see her with a title again."

[5.0] "Hopefully it'll be better second time around for these belts. It's already started off better, with more solid teams than in the past. I wanted Havok & Nevaeh to get 'em first, but I'm happy with the current champs."

[0.0] "Quite possibly the worst title of all time. Pretty much no notable matches for it, largely due to a weak division booked poorly."

[4.0] "I was all for seeing some of these women get additional titles to add to their resumes and I was glad to see the women's division get some focus, but boy, the titles being retired by a male opponent after a year plus of inactivity was pretty inexcusable. However, I should restate that I have respect for the majority of title holders. Including Eric Young... but he kinda ruined this for everybody."

[1.0] "A man had this freaking belt and they forgot it for ages. Extremely lame after it came from The Beautiful People"

[5.0] "If there were ever a company that could make good use of womens tag belts, it was TNA. They were known for their superior womens roster through the period that the belts were active. TNA could have done much better with the titles for sure, but with the exception of the last joke reigns, the titles were used good enough to deserve an average rating."

[0.0] "Horrible title. Bad champions, bad defenses. Eric Young as champion..."

[2.0] "Another shitty title by the shitty company TNA is."