Tough Enough

Série télévisée
2001–2015
30min

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6,3/10

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Hulk Hogan, Chris Jericho, Bryan Danielson, and Saraya-Jade Bevis in Tough Enough (2001)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langue13 contestants live and train in the field of professional wrestling together, with one male and one female winner getting contracts with the World Wrestling Federation. The trainers are WWF... Tout lire13 contestants live and train in the field of professional wrestling together, with one male and one female winner getting contracts with the World Wrestling Federation. The trainers are WWF wrestlers Tazz, Al Snow, Tori and Jacqueline.13 contestants live and train in the field of professional wrestling together, with one male and one female winner getting contracts with the World Wrestling Federation. The trainers are WWF wrestlers Tazz, Al Snow, Tori and Jacqueline.

Création
- Ken Mok
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

6,3/10

523

MA NOTE

Création
- Ken Mok
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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HautLes mieux notés6 saisons6 ans

• 2002–2011

Luke Robinson

Self - Contestant

• 2011

Andy Leavine

Self - Contestant

• 2011

Jeremiah Riggs

Self - Contestant

• 2011

Ariane Andrew

Self - Contestant

• 2011

Steve Austin

Self - Host

• 2011

Trish Stratus

Self - Trainer

• 2011

Eric Watts

Self - Contestant

• 2011

Matt Cross

Self - Contestant

• 2011

Mickael Zacki

Self - Contestant

• 2011

Christina Crawford

Self - Contestant

• 2011

Martin Casaus

Self - Contestant

• 2011

Michelle Deighton

Self - Contestant

• 2011

A.J. Kirsch

Self - Contestant

• 2011

Ryan Howe

Self - Contestant

• 2011

Ivelisse Velez

Self - Contestant

• 2011

Rima Fakih

Self - Contestant

• 2011

Booker Huffman

Booker T

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Jack-247

Good show for wrestling fans.

I have been watching this show from the start. First I was reluctant to see how the show would go, but after the first show, I was hooked.

With the 13 contestants trying to win a WWF contract and real WWF wrestlers either teaching the contestants or other big name WWF stars stopping in for pep talks and the occasional "reality check" is a very good mix for the show.

For any wrestling fan, I suggest watching this show, because it shows the type of expectations they require their [the WWF's] wrestlers to go through. It is a nice behind the scenes mix of the WWF.

steph_hhh83

Hope it gets better.

I hope it gets better. Every time they have a show or a movie and have a sequel it is always known that the first one will be better. On the second show they are training harder, being more strict too. And I am glad that they have Ivory as a trainer and have Al Snow again. It was good to see some older wrestler trainers and some younger ones. I give this show 8/10

steph_hhh83

Very Interesting

Very Interesting show. I like it. It's nice to see how it really goes on. Some people think wrestling is fake, which yes in the stuff they do and the storylines, but if you watch this you can see that they do get hurt sometimes.

rocksolidemu

Fantastic entertainment, pure and simple.

I've read a lot of reviews saying that this program is a waste of time or utterly pointless. Watching the group of 13 get whittled down one by one is very emotional and very entertaining. The trainers are genuinely nice people and truly in love with their livelihood. Basically i think most people would enjoy this program even people who aren't wrestling fans. Please, give it a try.

steve-575

I HATE THIS SHOW!

This has to be one of the stupid ideas for a show ever. This is supposed to be entertaining, watching people try out to be wrestlers. As if wrestling isn't enough of a male soap opera already, they try to make this show into a soap opera, too. The winner get a contract with the WWE. Oh Boy.

What's next? Are they going to create a series where football players go to training camp and the winner gets an NFL contract with the Cincinnati Bengals. People get to watch as NFL hopefuls run sprints and run into tackling dummies. Someone gets voted off every week. How "exciting". It's amazing how people can be entertained by stupid shows like this one.

Histoire

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Anecdotes
The show came about as a deal WWE made with MTV in early 2000 which was to include: weekly live broadcast of Sunday Night Heat; a reality show contest of pro-wrestling where two winners earn a contract; a fictional narrative movie or TV-movie to star Stone Cold Steve Austin. MTV execs wanted Stone Cold Steve Austin to be the head trainer, but being a main event wrestler on WWE Raw and Smackdown! at the time would not allow him to be a head trainer (although he would some years later be head trainer/host in the rebooted version of Tough Enough for the USA network). The movie starring Stone Cold was developed and scripted as The Marine, but scheduling conflicts and shift in budget priorities did not allow the project to come to fruition. WWE later used the script The Marine to launch their movie studio company (WWE Films) and changed the lead to be John Cena.