WWE Tough Enough

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Wannabe wrestlers compete for a WWE contract.

Get Your Teeth Out of My Ring
Episode 1 - 41 mins
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin tests the commitment of contestants.
Five for Flinching
Episode 2 - 42 mins
John Cena offers advice; contestants learn a lesson about courage.
Bad Day, Real Bad Day
Episode 3 - 42 mins
Big Show stops by to offer advice to the contestants; Stone Cold delivers a surprise elimination.
110 Pound Elephant in the Room
Episode 4 - 42 mins
The contestants' agility is tested when they are tasked with serving lunch while on roller skates.
Don't Take My Kindness for Weakness
Episode 5 - 42 mins
Rey Mysterio and John Salley offer advice about teamwork; Ryan incurs the wrath of angry trainers.
It's Getting Down to Nut Cuttin' Time
Episode 6 - 42 mins
John Morrison helps contestants stay focused; Stone Cold delivers a surprise elimination.
Running with Wolves
Episode 7 - 42 mins
The competition is down to six contestants as the WWE Divas teach them about creativity.
I've Been Bamboozled and Flabbergasted
Episode 8 - 42 mins
The Rock and "Psych" star James Roday give the remaining five contestants a lesson in charisma.
Now We Face the Rattlesnake
Episode 9 - 42 mins
The Miz gives contestants a taste of life outside the ring; the final three battle it out.
May the Best Man Win
Episode 10 - 42 mins
The last two contestants prepare for a final match; Stone Cold announces the winner on RAW.

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