Rocky Mountain Warriors

I’m extremely grateful to Rocky Mountain Pro and Matt Yaden. I would highly recommend Rocky Mountain Pro whether you are looking to become a pro wrestler or just want to attend local professional wrestling shows I have personally known Matt for over 20 years and can attest to his knowledge/expertise in the wrestling industry. The combination of his school and promotion is something that you rarely find in the wrestling business. Not only do students get trained by experienced wrestlers, but once you’re capable you can begin wrestling on shows that are streamed on YouTube. There is also a proven track record of Rocky Mountain Pro Wrestlers being signed by both WWE (Otis) and AEW (Abadon). He started training my daughter almost ten years ago when she was only 9 years old and the experience has been nothing short of phenomenal. My daughter is happiest when she is wrestling, and Matt created that environment for her. Now she is 19 years old and a regular on their weekly Charged shows on YouTube. She constantly remarks how lucky she is to be part of Rocky Mountain Pro. During her training experience with Rocky Mountain Pro she has always felt comfortable and safe. That’s extremely important for me, as her dad. She has never had one negative thing to say about Matt or any of the coaches. She loves everyone at the school and is at her happiest when she is training or at shows. Rocky Mountain Pro has also afforded her the opportunity to be a part of training seminars that have included D’Lo Brown, Al Snow, Melina, EC3, and many more established professional wrestlers. Lastly, it’s important to note how many bad wrestling schools there are in the world. It’s always been an industry where it’s difficult to find a legitimate school that isn’t just going to take your money. I assure you, at Rocky Mountain Pro you will be trained to be a professional wrestler. You can trust you’re getting what you pay for with wrestling training available 4 nights a week, membership to a gym, and wrestling shows almost every weekend to perform in front of live audiences. If your goal is to be a professional wrestler, you have no idea how lucky you are to have found Rocky Mountain Pro.

Continued to not address why the poster for a show I wanted to attend a year ago claimed a ticket was needed and why they waited until after it was over to say it was a free show before advertising future shows to attend and removing my original review from public view. Absolutely inexcusable.

We were looking into taking our nephews and niece for my nephews bday and stumbled across this. They loved it so much have not stopped talking about it still. We want to take them again but the shows look to be on Tuesdays only now. I’m glad we were about to take them we had no idea it would be their favorite!!! The wrestlers came over and signed their shirts and talked to them they had an experience of a lifetime and felt so special. We had fun spending the time with them as well!! If you get a chance to catch a show it’s a unique experience. Didn’t get many photos because everyone was just enjoying their time together!!

RMP is a great place for a unique form of entertainment that you as the crowd member get to be a part of. It's a true PROFESSIONAL wrestling experience, with high tier talent and production. It's also the top school in the region for learning professional wrestling if you're interested in getting in the squared circle yourself.

We found them online a few weeks ago. I have an 18-year-old, who soon to be 19, and a seven-year-old who are absolutely obsessed with wrestling. I’ve taken my 18-year-old to AEW wrestling before, and our seven-year-old has been waiting for WWE to come to town to see that them. For Christmas all he wanted was wrestling figures and he has been absolutely locked in. So when I found this group, I was excited to see they had a big pay-per-view event coming up. I was a little worried about the venue and about the crowd and how appropriate it would be for seven year old, but it was absolutely fantastic and exceeded my expectations by far, the wrestlers were incredibly interactive with the crowd we were able to sit in the front row. At one point the heel (bad guy) of the particular match asked my son what his name was and my son responded none your business prompting a great reaction from the crowd it was such a funny moment to see my seven year-old Come to life. See my seven-year-old stepson is short for his age he is also Hispanic but light skinned. He gets made fun of and bullied pretty badly at school and he literally looks up to wrestlers like John Cena. Well last night He found himself a bunch more role models with some of the wrestlers that you guys have and he is a fan and he cannot wait to go back again. Thank you so much for making both my boys smile and for inviting the little kids up into the ring after the match, it truly was a dream come true for my seven-year-old who dreams of being a professional wrestler.