10 Things You Didn't Know About Chelsea Green

6. Not Quite Tough Enough

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Not content with trying to ruin the Danielsons, Chelsea Green was back in the WWE fold just over six months later, competing against 13 other hopefuls in the sixth season of Tough Enough, the first for five years and the last to date. No offence to Tough Enough (well, a little offence), but here's hoping this concept stays in the archives, where it belongs.

Season six was actually fairly stacked, albeit stacked in the names that failed to win the competition. Velveteen Dream, Sonya Deville and Mandy Rose were all involved in the season, finishing 11th, 9th and runner-up respectively. All three have gone onto experience varying amounts of success in WWE, with no small amount of controversy to boot.

Green finished 7th, a fairly apt finishing position for a forgettable showing. Her Tough Enough run is probably best remembered for comments she made after the show regarding the role the producers play in what we see onscreen, stating that they didn't encourage contestants to make drama but they also praised those who did. It isn't difficult to read between the lines of that one.

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