WWE Tough Enough Betting Odds Released
According to bwin.com, the following are the betting odds for next week’s WWE Tough Enough finale. For the men, Josh is currently the favorite to win at 33/100 while ZZ is at 9/4. For the women, Sara Lee is the favorite to win at 1/2 while Amanda it at 7/4.
Tanner Talks TE Elimination
Brian Fritz of SportingNews.com recently interviewed eliminated WWE Tough Enough contestant Tanner, and the following are some highlights:
BRIAN FRITZ: Watching the show last night, it didn’t seem like you were too nervous and you looked pretty calm. Knowing that it was going to be the three guys in the bottom three, how did you feel about your chances going into the show?
TANNER SARACENO: I try to stay very calm in any situation I’m in. I don’t like freaking out. It raised blood pressure and it doesn’t really help you think clearly. So, I tried to stay calm going into it. I was fairly confident that I had put in enough work and progress to hopefully show the WWE Universe that I’m what they need to be entertained. I have everything it takes and I was fairly confident that they would see that and my abilities and I guess I didn’t show them enough and they didn’t choose me.
BF: Were you surprised that Daniel Bryan did not use his save?
TS: A little bit. Actually, a lot of bit. I was really thinking he was going to use it for the sake of making sure the right person goes into the finals in my eyes. It was shocking when he didn’t use it. Maybe there’s something crazy planned for the finals. You never know with this show. I’ve learned to expect the unexpected.
BF: Can you pinpoint a time during the show where, especially for the guys, it went from ZZ is a likable guy but he’s not going to be here for long to a time where it shifted and you realized that while he can’t keep up physically, he is a real threat in this competition?
TS: Probably around week two we realized that ZZ didn’t belong there but for some unforeseen reason he was getting votes to stay there. Just a lack of professionalism amongst other things. The challenges were meant to test you about different aspects of what it takes to be a WWE superstar. So, not finishing first or successfully, in my eyes, it was very frustrating to see that continue progressing.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
