Pro Class

Pro Class is a rank in Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort that includes anyone whose Skill Level is 1000 skill points or above. In Wii Sports Club, no mention of Pro Class exists anywhere. Although, it has an equivalent called Level ★1-★10.

Wii Sports[]

A CPU Mii at Pro Class (Hiroshi) in Wii Sports.

In Wii Sports, Pro Class is any skill level above 1000. Reaching this will add "⦗PR✪⦘" to the Mii nickname, and the player will receive a message on their Wii Message Board congratulating them.

Wii Sports Resort[]

In Wii Sports Resort, Pro Class is any skill level from 1000-1999, before Superstar Class. The announcer says, "Pro Class!", and it is marked with a silver medal. The player also receives a message on their Wii Message Board congratulating them.

Pro CPU in all sports[]

Tennis[]

Wii Sports[]

Anna, Ai, Mike, Yoko, Keiko, Andy, Steph, Helen, Michael, Kathrin, Víctor, Takumi, Hayley, Daisuke, Theo, Saburo, Tyrone, Eva, Maria, Tatsuaki, Sarah and Elisa (Champion)

Sometimes Pro: Ashley

Wii Sports Club[]

Rie, Clara, Jeff, Jin-ah, Frank, Xixi, Dylan, Anne, Gerald, Susie, Zi-Kai, Akira, Marit, Giulia, Bowen, Donna, Patricia, Ilka, David, Claudia, Ricardo, Na-rae, Elena, Xiaojian, Matt, Léonie, Joost, Barry, Pedro, Maximilian, Mizuho, Polly, Mark, Massimo, Bernardo, Xue-Ren, Alice and Barbara (Champion)

Baseball[]

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Shinnosuke, Takumi, Pierre, Steve, Helen, Maria, David, Miyu, Nick, Sakura (Champion)

Usually Pro: Saburo, Sarah, Emily, Rin, Hiroshi

Sometimes Pro: Jackie, Eva, Víctor, Shouta, Theo

Wii Sports Club[]

Rie, Clara, Jeff, Jin-ah, Frank, Xixi, Dylan, Anne, Gerald, Susie, Zi-Kai, Akira, Marit, Giulia, Bowen, Donna, Patricia, Ilka, David, Claudia, Ricardo, Na-rae, Elena, Xiaojian, Matt, Léonie, Joost, Barry, Pedro, Maximilian, Mizuho, Polly, Mark, Massimo, Bernardo, Xue-Ren, and Enrique (Champion)

Boxing[]

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Ren, Tyrone, Pierre, Rachel, Theo, Saburo, Sarah, Eva, Yoko, Jake, Elisa, Matt (Champion)

Usually Pro: Anna, Michael

Sometimes Pro: Mike, Hayley, Alex

Wii Sports Club[]

David, Polly, Jesús, Enrique, Laura, Kaori, Akira, Giulia, Hyun-woo, John, Gerald, Rie, Dunbar, Massimo, Patricia, Donna, Olga, Maria, Frank, Irina, Claudia, Maximilian, Barbara, André, Cristina, Dylan, Mark, Marit, Bowen, Jin-ah, Jianjun, Susie, Pavel, Xiaojian, Pit (Champion)

Swordplay[]

Jake, Maria, Tommy, Alex, Sota, Eddy, Misaki, Pablo, Marco, Eva, Shouta, Gwen, Michael, Abe, Patrick, Abby, Daisuke, Midori, Shinnosuke, Jackie, Nelly, Víctor, Andy, Ai, Pierre, Takashi, Akira, Hiromi, Shinta, James, Gabi, Rin, Anna, Matt (Champion)

Basketball[]

Helen, Stéphanie, Ursula, Gabriele, Shinta, Barbara, Ian, Oscar, Emma, Alex, Nelly, Jessie, Akira, Hayley, Silke, Patrick, David, Midori, Yoshi, Steve, Theo, Abby, Pablo, Susana, Shohei, Pierre, Misaki, Haru, Abe, Ashley, James, Tyrone, Eva, Tommy (Champion)

Table Tennis[]

Stéphanie, Takashi, Sota, Abby, Misaki, Abe, Marisa, Hiromasa, Emily, Vincenzo, Holly, David, Steve, James, Ai, Yoko, Ren, Mike, Kentaro, Rainer, Asami, Víctor, Theo, Mia, Shohei, Kathrin, Nelly, Greg, Helen, Julie, Siobhán, Akira, Yoshi, Lucía (Champion)

Cycling[]

Sakura, Eddy, George, Silke, Asami, Saburo, Rainer, Daisuke, Steve, Ashley, Giovanna, Abby, Susana, Siobhán, Eva, Víctor, Hiroshi, Emma, Keiko, Mia, Sota, Julie, Takumi, Patrick, Martin, Lucía, Miguel, Pierre, Ian, Steph, Tomoko, Alisha, Fritz, Anna (Champion)

Trivia[]

When it comes to the Champions, almost all of them are in Pro class. The only exception to this is Elisa, whose Skill Level of 2000 would put her in Superstar Class if that moniker existed in Wii Sports.
- In Wii Sports Resort, every Champion can be in Superstar Class if the player's Skill Level is at least 1981.
In most sports (Baseball and Basketball being the exceptions) with an audience, the crowd will grow larger as the player progresses. The audience reaches its highest number of spectators once the player reaches Pro Class.
Some CPU Miis are never in Pro Class in the original Wii Sports, but are usually (or always) Pro Class in Wii Sports Resort. These Miis are Abby, James, and Misaki.
- On the contrary, there are some Miis who are usually (or always) Pro Class in every sport in the original Wii Sports, but are rarely (or never) in Pro Class in Wii Sports Resort. The most noteworthy examples of this are Saburo and Sarah.
In Wii Sports Resort, there are always 34 CPU Miis in Pro Class.
In tennis, Ashley is the only Mii to sometimes be a pro.
There are no Miis who have a set chance of being in Pro Class in Wii Sports Resort. This is due to the opponent skill levels being in a fixed region of five points depending on their placement, as opposed to Wii Sports' much broader skill pool for opponents.
In a couple sports, the player receives a small reward for achieving Pro Class.
- In Bowling, achieving Pro Class gives the player a bowling ball with stars on it.
- In Swordplay, achieving Pro Class gives the player bulkier armor.
There are 10 CPU Miis from the Wii Generation that are not a pro in any sport. These Miis are Chika, Chris, Cole, Eduardo, Fumiko, Luca, Megan, Naomi, Ryan, and Sandra.
- Five of these Miis debuted in Wii Sports, while the other five debuted in Wii Sports Resort.