The "Injured" guy from Tough Enough...
 

I believe I'm talking about Season 4, the one that Daniel Puder won. Anyway, there was a guy who injured his arm pretty badly and was unable to continue the competition. He tried pretty hard though, and despite the pain finished the course. He was let go from the competition, but given a developmental contract because of his heart and will to go on. Anyone know who he is and what happened with him?

Other finalists were:

-Nick Mitchell (later joined WWE, most notably as a member of the Spirit Squad but was released in May 2007)
-Mike "The Miz" Mizanin (later joined WWE)
-Chris Nawrocki (later signed a developmental contract but was released in 2005)
-Justice Smith (currently a Gladiator on American Gladiators)
-Ryan Reeves (later joined WWE but was released in January 2007)
-Daniel Rodimer (later signed to a development contract but was released in August 2007)
-John Meyer (selected as a finalist, but quit before the final selection stage began)

I think Puder could have been huge, what happened to him?

Which one was he though? What's his name?

I think they signed Ryan Reeves again recently.

Yea, he's the one that broke several ribs but still competed right? Didnt Big John Studd's son compete that year too? I thought he had a contract too.

His name was Scott. He was Asian or summit like that. He also gave everyone that massive scare or whatever when he passed out drinking too much or something along those lines.

Pretty weird that I can remember all that.

Also I think he let Chris Benoit chop him saying that it would be an honour, and afterwards he was saying that was the most pain he ever felt in his life.

Shit, I thought Kenny was back. Way to get my hopes up, Ramm.

Excuse my ignorance but I don't get it. Who's Kenny?

A douchebag.

:lol:

Tough Enough started out ok, but it eventually turned into 15 minutes of The Real World and 5 minutes of Al Snow.

That's better than 20 minutes of The Real World...

Kenny King wrestles in ROH now, and is pretty good from what I've seen actually. I don't think we've seen the best stuff from him yet.

Puder would've been great...and would've gone over big time with the fans in my opinion. He had that "it" factor.

'Jonah' should also have made it that one year. Him and Hugh Morris had developed nice chemistry....to the point where they were having a penis-on-penis relationship behind closed doors.

Nonetheless - Jonah is another guy that would have legitimately been over with the fans.

Terrible decision on the WWE's part to not bring him up.

Didn't Matt Morgan have to pull out of the competition due to injury, but got signed anyway?

Terrible decisions are WWE's specialty.