Erin Toughill, who will join fellow female MMA fighter Gina Carano as a gladiator on the second season of NBC's "American Gladiators," is the focus of a new story on TMZ, a celebrity news and gossip website.

According to TMZ, Toughill's husband, Clark Bevans, has filed a restraining order against his wife, alleging she beat him during drug-induced rages, smashed his windshield, assaulted his former girlfriend, and claimed he is a "a pedophile, sociopath and homosexual" to his friends and co-workers.

Toughill and Bevans might best be remembered as the husband-and-wife MMA fighters who were featured in the "Warrior Nation" docu-series that aired on MSNBC in January 2007.

TMZ reports that Toughill has denied all allegations.

However, Bevans successfully had a restraining order granted against her. The application for the order, which includes more than a few outrageous claims, can be found online.

Toughill has since filed for annulment. The couple wed in April 2006.

Toughill, 30, owns a 7-2-1 MMA record. She's won six of her past seven fights but hasn't competed since September 2006. She recently concluded filming for the second season of "American Gladiators." The show debuts May 12.

Bevans, 30, owns a 4-0 mark and has competed for King of the Cage and the Valor Fighting organization.

Source: mmajunkie.com