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Al Snow Recalls Being Approached To Do Tough Enough, When He Realized Training Will Be His Legacy
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Al Snow was one of the trainers for WWE Tough Enough, and he recently discussed being approached to do the show. Snow has a long history as a trainer and he spoke about it on Developmentally Speaking. You can see some highlights below, per Wrestling Inc:
On being approached to do Tough Enough: “I started my own wrestling school … 4 or 5 years prior to going to WWF. [I] operated it for probably 8 [or] 9 years, very successfully. I think that was why JR had [spoken] to Kevin Dunn, and they came and approached me about the opportunity with Tough Enough.”
On his Tough Enough experience: “I enjoyed it at the time, but [training] was never a definitive goal or direction. It wasn’t until I started getting a little older that I [realized] the one definitive legacy I would leave behind in the wrestling business is all the people that I trained.”
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