Pros vs. Joes – Season 2
Three regular Joes compete individually against four all time great professional athletes in sports competitions.
Episodes
Think You Can Stop Michael Irvin?
The Joes play defense against football great Michael Irvin, hit in a home run derby against Jose Canseco, and get battered by Ultimate Fighting legend Randy Couture.
Kordell Stewart Gets Revenge on the Refs
The Joes blitz scrambling quarterback Kordell Stewart, battle on the ice against hockey legend Claude Lemieux, and go one-on-one with NBA great Tim Hardaway.
One Round with Roy Jones Jr.
The Joes try to tackle Eric Dickerson on the football field, battle for rebounds against 7-foot Kevin Willis, and fight it out in the boxing ring with Roy Jones Jr. Pros: Eric Dickerson, Roy Jones Jr., Kevin Willis, Vince Coleman
Think You Can Tackle Andre Reed?
The Joes must stop Andre Reed from scoring touchdowns, take on a Spud Webb in a 3-pount shootout, and field balls off the bat of Daryl Strawberry.
Sportscasters Take on the Pros
Famous sportscasters become Joes and try to out pitch Rob Dibble, get shots swatted away by 7 foot Rick Smits, and fight it out on the football field with Andre Rison
Kordell Stewart Slashes Through the Joes
The Joes try to keep Kordell Stewart out of the endzone, field balls from Will Clark and step on the ice to go against Grant Fuhr.
New York Pros Beat Up on Boston Joes
The Joes play outfield against Boggs and Winfield, take on Starks and Jackson in a 2 on 1 game, and try to get hits against the defense of Boggs and Winfield.
Can Anyone Catch Andre Rison?
Andre Rison runs past the struggling Joes, while Rob Dibble serves up fastballs, and Rick Smits and Robbie Ginepri take the Joes to the soccer pitch.
Daryl Strawberry Smacks Down College Mascots
Strawberry bloodies the Joes wth his bat. Cobi Jones kicks some butt on the soccer pitch, and Andre Reed battles the Joes for passes
Best Joes Take on the Best Pros
The winning Joes must team up to take on a team of Pros: Randall Cunningham and Kevin Willis in football, Tim Hardaway and Roy Jones Jr. in basketball, and Bruce Smith and Randy Couture in football.