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| "Tough Enough," The Live Finale - And The Winner Is. . .?
Mallory Mahling -Jun 6, 2011
Actually, I never expected Andy and Luke to make it to the end. Andy was a bit too timid and Luke was anything but. Martin Casaus, who left with a broken ankle a few weeks ago, seemed destined to win Tough Enough. He had the looks, the talent, and the enthusiasm of a winner. However, there were some people who seemed like they'd wandered into an audition for a different show... Read More
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| "Tough Enough," Episode 9 - An "Awesome" Visitor
Mallory Mahling -May 30, 2011
After a rash of ankle injuries, the hopeful list was considerably shorter after last week's episode. Christina Crawford had sprained her ankle in the ring. While she might be able to compensate for the injury, she had a hard time overcoming her timidity when it came to doing promos, and Stone Cold eliminated her. Then, although A.J. Kirsch had won the promo challenge, Steve Austin was still down on him, so A.J. was told to pack his ability to be glib and leave his Tough Enough belt behind. For the moment, those still eligible to be Tough Enough are: Andy Leavine, Jeremiah Riggs, and Luke Robinson. Read More
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| "Tough Enough," Episode 8 - The Rock Teaches a Charisma Lesson
Mallory Mahling -May 23, 2011
Last week was costly in terms of remaining hopefuls. Before Steve Austin could even consider who would be going home, fate took out two of his best candidates. First, Martin Casaus was eliminated with a broken ankle. A compassionate Stone Cold said he would not take Martin's belt; rather, he would allow him to hang it up himself. That meant a lot to Martin. Then Christina injured her ankle in the ring. As of the end of last week's show, it was unclear whether her injury was severe enough to eliminate her. Depending on the nature of Christina's injury, A.J., Andy, Jeremiah, and Luke may be the only competitors left. Read More
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| Tough Enough Episode 2: Who Let the Dogs Out?
Mallory Mahling -Apr 11, 2011
Welcome to Episode 2 of "Tough Enough." Last week viewers got to meet Stone Cold Steve Austin's fourteen wannabe wrestlers. By the end of the show, only thirteen were left and the rest were probably thinking twice about life a life in wrestling. Ariane Andrew was the first one sent home, and with good reason. Even on her way out I still don't think she "got it." Read More
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| WWE Tough Enough Episode 1: The Competition Kicks Off
Mallory Mahling -Apr 4, 2011
Once a staple of WWE programming, "Tough Enough" brought us such fan favorites as Nidia, Maven, John Morrison, and The Miz. But as WWE began to cut corners and quality, fans lost interest in the show and it eventually disappeared. However, as reality shows began to gain in popularity, WWE reconsidered the concept and turned to the creators of "The Real Housewives of New York City," and "World's Strictest Parents," to put a
real one together for them. Read More
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| (FREE 31 Min Audio) JG's NXT Audio Insanity: Michael Cole, Daniel LaRusso, and The Worst TV Show Ever
James Guttman -Sep 22, 2010
Other Topics: The Ironic Way The Show Begins, Open Mics, Michael Cole's similarities to Sid Justice, CM Punk's truth, why Punk was there, how Aksana may be the greatest Diva ever, Promo Day, the jab that "journalistic integrity" might be at, bad wrestling, the ironic question we have to ask after The Musical Chairs competition, why Legendary commercials brags about funny things, throwing hot dogs, colonial reenactments in Social Studies class, Goldust on/off TV, and more Read More
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