-WWE Tough enough trainer Bill DeMott recently spoke with Alex Marvez news at Scripps. Below are some highlights:

Return to Tough enough:
"When I received the call (WWE) on 'Hard', I said to my wife what funny is that the man who got, chastised for what does and does is return to television." I suppose that in the minds of some people make a good character on TV, although I do not see that way. "When I was offered the job, not I thought twice before taking."

Cast of this season:
"The premise of this season is that all had experience of the independent scene (lucha libre)." Show how it has changed the business. Anyone who has purchased a pair of boots of the Internet or in a show of indy is now a 'professional'. I do not think that these kids were so hungry as they were seven years ago. The contestants were more relaxed. Some were interested in being a reality TV star. "I tell them that they will receive their 15 minutes of Fame, but they do not do one thing when it's on".

Winner TE Andy Leavine:
"He is 23 years old, is a monster (a 6 foot 5 and 270 pounds) and you can see that it is coachable." But this is not a place for someone weak. I've seen great athletes quit because he could not take the trip or manage themselves in the dressing room. Wife of Andy has just taken a second newly born. It will have that man above and really show that it is worth the chance that was him. Who wins 'tough enough' is not necessarily material WWE. I'm going to go out of my way to make him understand what he did was nothing compared with what is going to have to do now. "It will be interesting to see if it continues to grow and execute the opportunity or failure."

A return to the WWE ring:
"Not I plan to do any releases, but it's WWE." Do you never know when it is going to say, ' well, you want to do this?' "

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