Watch A Lengthy Chris Jericho Video Interview Here; Bill DeMott Comments On A New Season Of Tough Enough

Richard Gray August 27, 2012 WWE News 5 Comments

- Chris Jericho did an interview with WrestleTalk TV out of the United Kingdom in late-June. It’s now online in the videos embedded below:

- Bill DeMott wrote on Twitter that he “heard some buzz” about Tough Enough getting “up and running” when asked about a new season.

Thanks to Wrestling News World reader Logan Walker for sending this in.

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PainOfDemise

I'd be all for another season of Tough Enough. Hopefully they would be able to get Austin back as the host. I believe that was one of the biggest draws for that show.
Lin

If they are doing a new season of Tough Enough, at least let the winner be on the main roster when he wins and not be shipped to development and then released. Or make it clear that the winner goes to the development system for a while.
- jake
  
  The whole point of Tough Enough was to give people with little or no wrestling experience a chance to win a WWE contract. With how short the show is, theres no way the winner would be seasoned enough for a spot on the main roster. They just wouldn't have the experience. They could fix that by putting people with more experience on the show, but then that kind of defeats the whole purpose.
adam

I hope they bring back tough enough I really enjoyed the last season
Bob Holly

Oh no, not Tough Enough again….Unless Trish Stratus is on it, I won't be tuning in. I'm sorry, but this show always fails…they either pick the wrong person or they don't even give them enough time to hone their skills in developmental.