Showing posts with label Bill DeMott. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bill DeMott. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Tough Enough Episode Four



In the being of Tough Enough we saw the ten contestants have an agility test, where Luke Robinson and Jeremiah Riggs were above the rest of competitors. What a big surprise. One of contestants that stood out during the test was Martin Casaus, but the wrost competitor was Eric Watts, I really don’t understand why they keep this guy around. Martin Casaus beat out Luke Robinson in this week’s challenge, because Luke didn’t want to put Martin over. Martin has won the last two challenges, in a row.  Rima Fakih, Miss USA, was sent home, because she didn’t show any improvement after a late night training section with Bill DeMott. I am sorry to see her leave, but I love to watch her walk away. You can watch our video recap in You Tube.
Rima Fakih

Written by Harrington Bayas and The Wrestling Fans Review

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Tough Enough Trainer Bill DeMott




Hello again wrestling fans; it’s time to write about Tough Enough trainer Bill DeMott. He is considered an excellent in ring performers and an excellent trainer. He as trained many WWE Superstars such as, Skip Sheffield, John Morrison, and Johnny Curtis winner of the fourth season of NXT.  Tough Enough contenders are currently training with the man who has help develop WWE champion The Miz. Bill DeMott is a former WCW United States Heavyweight Champion and co-holder of the WCW Tag Team Championship. Bill DeMott joined WCW in 90’s. He is mostly remembered as Hugh Morrus a member of the Dungeon of Doom. Bill DeMott was also the first victim of the Bill Goldberg win streak, in WCW. Once the WWE purchased WCW, Bill joined “The Alliance” story line. Bill is 6 ft. 2 in. tall, weights from 250lbs to 300lbs and moves like a cruiserweight wrestler, his finishing move was a Moonsault off the top rope, which he renamed the “No Laughing Matter”.

Written by, Harrington Bayas and The Wrestling Fans Review.
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