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Nikki Roxx
Name: Nicole Raczynski Ring Names: Nikki Roxx, Roxxi Laveaux, Roxxi Nicknames: The Voodoo Queen, The Hardcore Knockout
Nicole Raczynski is an American professional wrestler who is best known for her work in Total Nonstop Action under the ring name Roxxi. She also works the indepent wrestling scene as Nikki Roxx.
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April Hunter wrote the following statement on her official website.
While I’m in a chipper carb depleted mood, I thought I’d mention something. I’ve been holding my tongue for far too long. Last month, I turned TNA down. They wanted me to come in as a wrestler and right now, I can only be a manager. I’m banged up and I feel I’ve gone down there too many times already. For nothing to happen yet again but another hope spot and bs-ing? I’m just not up for it. And my heart hasn’t been in wrestling for a while, anyway. Ironically, the day after I said no, they asked Roxxi back. After seeing the treatment they gave her, I can’t help but wonder if that would have been me. The fact that I would even have to ask myself that question…I feel I made the right decision.
I think TNA is missing the boat on women’s wrestling and cruiserweights. This is the niche that founded them…what WWE has consistently left out. This is where they could make themselves stand out. I also think they’re missing the boat on Roxxi. She’s got a unique look and persona – it’s what endears her to fans. She’s not cookie cutter. She’s also one of the best (and safest) females I’ve ever been in a ring with. But most of all, she’s got a stellar work ethic. In a business where so many are content to get by with doing as little as possible, she’ll always give ‘er. I can’t say this about many I’ve crossed paths with in my eleven years in wrestling. I’m coming from a heritage of hard working immigrants, where work ethic means something and entitlement simply doesn’t exist. You earn what you get, and she has.
I am continually disappointed in TNA. They have all the tools, yet can’t figure out how to use them. Dropping the ball is the only thing they excel with.
As a fan, it’s frustrating. As a worker, it’s heartbreaking.
I reckon if Dixie Carter spent half as much time promoting as she does twittering, they might actually have some ratings.
Then again, I could be wrong.
After all, who did I ever beat?
Wish me luck this week! NPC Junior Nationals Figure Competion, Rosemont IL – June 18th-19th.
Apparently there was a lot of heat backstage at last night’s TNA Slammiversary when Roxxi showed up at the building and was informed that her match with Madison Rayne would be with her career on the line and she would be losing. Roxxi was described as “visibly upset” before and after her match. Roxxi was working on a nightly deal with TNA and was brought back to fill the void after Tara left and Angelina Love & Daffney went out with injuries. With Love and Daffney ready to return, it’s possible TNA creative didn’t have anything for Roxxi after last night’s show.
I for one am disgusted with the way that Roxxi left TNA. She deserves so much better than what happened last night. Edited: I got to talk to Nikki on Monday- she’s doing well, and is keeping her head high after what happened. She also said she’s very proud of what she’s achieved in her TNA career. We’re proud of you too, Nikki!
Rayne came out alone, without the rest of the Beautiful People. Madison Rayne got on the mic before the bell, and said she wanted Roxxi to explain how she could “pop in and out of the company whenever she felt like it” while the Beautiful People were dominating. Rayne said this time she “popped in and was handed a title shot”. Rayne said she is putting everything on the line tonight, while Roxxi is putting up nothing. Rayne said Roxxi should put up the same thing that Tara did, her career. Rayne badgered her into agreeing, and just as she did, Rayne hit her in the head with the microphone.
Rayne called for the bell and covered Roxxi, but she kicked out at two. Roxxi was busted open from the microphone shot. Roxxi hit some shots, but was knocked to the floor by Rayne. Roxxi was quickly becoming a bloody mess. Roxxi got on the apron and shoulderblocked Rayne, then rammed her into the turnbuckles. Roxxi went to climb the ropes, but Rayne yanked her into the ring and got a near fall. Rayne put Roxxi in an armbar, but Roxxi fought out of it. Roxxi hit an enzugiri, then a series of forearms. Roxxi hit a running elbow and a kick to the chest, then a fallaway slam. Roxxi hit a spinebuster for a two count. Rayne reversed an armbar and went for her finisher, but Roxxi blocked it and hit the hammerlock spinebuster. Rayne rolled to the floor. Roxxi went outside, tossed Rayne back in. As Roxxi was getting back in, Rayne kicked her and hit her neckbreaker on the knee for the win at the five minute mark.
Winner: Madison Rayne.
Madison waved goodbye to Roxxi, and yelled for her to get out of here. Roxxi, a bloody mess, looked despondent, then waved to the crowd and left.
Although the match was cut from USA’s iMPACT! broadcast, Nikki’s tag match with Rosey Lottalove against The Beautiful People was shown in England and Australia. We have gotten a hold of the match via Youtube, and have capped it for your viewing pleasure. TNAWrestling.com has also added 3 digitals of Nikki from the match. Be sure to check out all the photos in our gallery now and watch the match below!
Roxxi did not appear on tonight’s broadcast of Impact even though she was apart of the taping. Apparently there were only three matches shown tonight and the tag match we were all excepting to see wasn’t one of them. We believe that the match might be featured on TNA Xplosion so stay tuned for an update on that.
Rosey looks like one of the fat old ladies they used as ring girls in the really early days of Monday Night Raw. Roxxi chain wrestles around Rosey to stary, but Rosey escapes and bowls over Roxxi with a pair of shoulderblocks and a big slam. Rosey whips Roxxi into the corner, but Rosey misses an avalanche and Roxxi starts the comeback with a roaring elbow and a dropkick, but as Roxxi comes off the ropes, Madison Rayne jumps out of nowhere and nails Roxxi with the Knockouts belt. Rosey sees this and stops to argue with Madison, and the distraction allows Roxxi to…um, large package Rosey for the win.
Winner: Roxxi
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Name: Nicole Raczynski
