WWE: Previewing Tonight's Finale of Tough Enough on Raw

Tonight marks the season finale of WWE Tough Enough after being brought back to the USA network.  The show started with 16 WWE hopefuls competing for the chance to be WWE's next superstar.

The show had clear standouts from the beginning. Some of the contestants had years of experience under their belt while others were greener than grass.

Christina seemed like a ditzy airhead who was riding her sister's coat tails on the way to WWE, but over time she proved that she could be a decent talent in the ring, but her promo ability seemed to be her worst asset.

Luke was cocky from the get-go, but he has been backing up his words with actions by winning several skill challenges and impressing the judges on more than one occasion.

Andy is big and strong, but he doesn't seem to have the whole being mean aspect of wrestling down. He has improved quite a bit over the show and it has gotten him into the finally.

Eric. MOVE BUCKWHEAT!

Ivelisse seemed like a lock to be the last woman standing, but an unforeseen injury during a workout left her unable to continue.

Skidmarks is one of those guys who didn't impress many people, but he didn't disappoint either.  From what I have heard, he has been using his new found fame to get more independent bookings and I believe that's good for him. If he can keep working at his craft, we could still see Ryan in the WWE some day.

Martin was the front runner before suffering an unfortunate leg injury. I think we could potentially see him on WWE TV again in the future.

Rima Fakih is the one person from the show I actually wrote a whole article about. I feel that although she proved that she can take a beating, she also proved that everyone who thought there was no way she could wrestle was right. Maybe she has a future because of her looks, but she will probably never be a Trish Stratus in terms of talent.

Jeremiah made it to the second to last show before being eliminated. He had a good look and a good attitude, but his inexperience in keeping his opponents safe was what led to his downfall and being called dangerous in the ring. His final top rope move was cool though.

Anyone else not mentioned did not leave enough of an impression on me to keep writing about them. Overall, I have enjoyed this season of Tough Enough and I hope it comes back for a second season.

I am looking for Luke to win tonight because he has the right look and size to be successful in the WWE, but I am not ruling Andy out. He has been the dark horse as far as I am concerned and he could pull off an upset victory.

I just hope the rumors of a match from the winner on Raw tonight are true and we get to see what the winner can really do.

Who do you think will win Tough Enough?