Hole in the Wall - Season 1

Season 1

Episodes

The Beer Bellies vs The Six Packs

The Brooklyn Wrecking Balls vs The Hollywood Hair Raisers

The Sweet Georgia Peaches vs The Spicy New York Meatballs

Sumo Wrestlers vs. the Jockeys

Burger Boys vs Chicken Wing Chicks

Small But Mighty vs Flex Appeal

Freedom Rappers vs. Guitar Heroes

Rock Lovers vs. Flavors of the Month

Redneck Bama Boys vs New York Yanks

Greek Goddesses vs Pencil Pushers

Derby Dolls vs Volleyballs

Gyrating Gents vs Hometown Hotties

Trapeze Artists vs Circus Performers

Pro Fighters vs Backyard Wrestlers

Soccer Moms vs. Hip Hop Moms

Pretzel Makers vs. Tortilla Makers
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