Lucha Underground Arena
About
Lucha Underground Arena offers training in MMA and wrestling disciplines within a distinctive industrial warehouse setting in Los Angeles. The gym provides a unique training environment that has attracted attention beyond traditional martial arts circles, with members noting its use for professional wrestling photography, music videos, and television productions like Robot Combat League. This versatile space combines functional training areas with the raw aesthetic of exposed I-beams and concrete elements that create an authentic backdrop for both training and media projects.
reviewsWhat Members Say
Members consistently praise the gym's unique industrial warehouse atmosphere and its strong association with professional wrestling culture, specifically mentioning wrestlers like Fénix, Prince Puma, Penta, and Phoenix. Reviewers highlight the space's versatility for photography, music videos, and television productions, noting its impressive scale and authentic aesthetic. Some mention practical considerations like electrical capacity for productions and occasional maintenance issues with falling debris, but overall sentiment remains highly positive about the venue's character and wrestling connections.
rate_reviewGoogle Reviews (5)
Kyle Samuelson
2 months ago
Robot Combat League was recorded here 🤖🥊🏆
Jerman Avalos
4 years ago
Besides chunks of concrete glass and steel falling from the ceiling it's a pretty awesome place for wrestling photography music videos it's a huge Warehouse I love it keep up the great work guys
kayla travis
9 years ago
This is amazing. My favorites are Fénix and Prince Puma. Who's yours?
ryan_20
6 years ago
Lucha Underground is the best. My favorites were penta and Phoenix. LUCHA BROS
John O'Connor
7 years ago
Solid space for filming. Plenty of power though it's not very well labeled and the staff thinks they have more circuits than they actually do in some spots. But the ones they do have are some 30 amp in key spots and then a butt load of 20amps near the 4-5 breaker boxes spread around the compound. If you are dropping lights outside the windows you may want a generator or have several hundred foot stingers. As for rigging get a scissor lift or a condor. There are tons of places to grip to on the Ibeams
scheduleHours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours