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I guess resurrecting it for the fifth (or is it sixth?) time makes sense given that they'll always need more original programming for the Network, but I'm really not expecting anything out of this one. It says something about the quality of the show (or at least the quality of the competition to earn a WWE contract) when the three people who've been employed the longest from Tough Enough (Josh Matthews, Ryback, The Miz) were all losers of their given competitions. The actual winners never last long before being released. And if anything, the fact that Tough Enough gave us The Miz is enough reason to condemn the show in my eyes, but I digress.
UPDATE: Later in the call, they again noted that Tough Enough is returning as "original programming" on the Network. No filming or debut dates were announced.
ORIGINAL: During today's WWE's First Quarter Investors Conference Call, they were discussing ways that they will be adding content to the WWE Network. When they were listing new events (Monday Night Wars, a new season of Countdown) they listed "WWE Tough Enough". We'll have more on the story as it develops, but it sounds as if the show will be making a return via the WWE Network.
I guess resurrecting it for the fifth (or is it sixth?) time makes sense given that they'll always need more original programming for the Network, but I'm really not expecting anything out of this one. It says something about the quality of the show (or at least the quality of the competition to earn a WWE contract) when the three people who've been employed the longest from Tough Enough (Josh Matthews, Ryback, The Miz) were all losers of their given competitions. The actual winners never last long before being released. And if anything, the fact that Tough Enough gave us The Miz is enough reason to condemn the show in my eyes, but I digress.