Grindhouse Pro Wrestling Academy
About
Grindhouse Pro Wrestling Academy in Indianapolis offers training in mixed martial arts and wrestling disciplines. The gym provides a family-friendly environment with reasonable pricing that members appreciate. Many reviewers highlight the entertaining shows featuring up-and-coming wrestlers and the welcoming atmosphere that makes it suitable for all ages.
reviewsWhat Members Say
Members consistently praise the family-friendly atmosphere and reasonable ticket prices, with many describing it as one of the best places to watch emerging wrestling talent. Several reviewers specifically mention enjoying the shows with their families and appreciate the welcoming environment. However, one reviewer expressed concerns about excessive noise levels, lack of heating during cold weather, and what they perceived as inconsistent rule enforcement during matches. The same reviewer also noted that with some improvements, the experience could match other regional wrestling venues.
rate_reviewGoogle Reviews (5)
Amanda May
a year ago
This place is great! It is worth the money! I really enjoyed myself with the family.
Shane Bowles
9 months ago
Hands down one of the greatest places to watch up and coming wrestler's.. the shows are awesome. The tickets are reasonable family oriented.
Harper Chandler
4 months ago
My aunt works at one of the sponsors and we get the best seats, It's one of the best places ever and super family friendly
Brian May
a year ago
Top notch. They serve hotdogs, drinks, some snacks, friendly staff.
Bob Jones
2 months ago
I think they could put on a better show by either having drag performances or wrestling events. The drag shows are at least organized. The speakers blast music and announcements so loud it’s hard to even understand. The decibel meter on my phone went as high as the meter goes and listed the noise as something that will cause at least some permanent hearing loss (the sad thing is when not blasting the music, it’s entertaining and good choices until it gets turned up to levels the old speakers can’t handle…although The Recording Industry of America might have an issue with whole songs being played in front of a standing room only venue and not receiving the required royalties [yes I checked]). The venue is unheated so if you go on a cold winter night like 1-17-26 it will be just as cold inside as outside. The extra breaks for people to use the port a potty’s made waiting in the cold even more uncomfortable. And there don’t seem to be any rules the referees enforce at all…the referee is ignored and they’ll chase each other around the outside ring more than actually being in the ring. It would be more interesting if at least some basic rules were followed (but I kept hearing wrestler after wrestler say. “Let’s just get this over with and get paid and get out of here.”). It’s sad that with a few changes and updates this would be as good as going to Ohio Valley Wrestling just across the river in Louisville where the ticket price ($10) is the same.