Despite people on here acting like they somehow know everything about WWE and wrestling, I'm sure there was a time when people might have thought ___ was real or that a certain move in wrestling was preformed a certain way and stuff like that.
I'm sure that there's many people in WWEs younger audience(maybe even some of the non young,but new members too) that don't know much about what goes on in the world of wrestling other than just what they pick up from watching on tv.
So do you really think a show like tough enough will end up being that "educational show" that basically teaches these people all about wrestling?
I think it's a good idea for tough enough cause reality shows have taken over tv and WWE had tough enough before reality shows were everywhere so it's not like they're entirely copying what they see, they're just bringing back an old show. And with many new people watching WWE too, a show like this could really teach them about wrestling and could help make them appreciate wrestling instead of watching for 3-4 years, other than knowing its scripted, not knowing how things are done, and then just stop watching like many other people I know did.