Rocky Mountain Pro Charged (2016– ) User Reviews

The effort to write a compelling tv show is definitely there

[simongarnert · 6/10 · 25 September 2018]

Rocky Mountain Pro is a low budget indy federation and the in-ring action is essentially provided by trainee wrestlers. The execution of the show is therefore definitely on the amateur side.

Having said that, the show is fast paced, every wrestler has a character and is involved in some sort of storyline. That takes effort and in todays wrestling is refreshing (especially given the lazy creative you see on WWE tv).

It might not be your cup of tea if you like acrobatic or strong style in ring action or need the glossy production values that other promotions offer, however I'd recommend you giving it a shot to decide that yourself rather than making up your mind based on reviews on here.

The place to see the future stars of tomorrow.

[marianettivictor · 8/10 · 19 December 2019]

If you're looking for big budget gimmicks and storylines and pyrotechnics go watch the WWE this is where you're going to find the stars of Tomorrow doing their thing before they get signed to the big league and then get watered down. Highly recommended for True fans of wrestling!

So Bad It's Awful

[darrenhlive · 1/10 · 22 December 2017]

Written and Produced by the self-proclaim creator of "Attitude Era", the one and only (the wrestling failure) Vince Russo.

Rocky Mountain Pro is a very low budget/poorly produced "wrestling" show. It's literally insult to both wrestling and entertainment. I tried to watch some of the episodes and I can't stop fast forwarding it and even then I was constantly shaking my head on in-ring action and face-palming whenever a backstage skit came. The in-ring action was awful with no story-telling whatsoever while backstage skits were extremely predictable and dumb.

You can't even compare this to the "So bad it's good" movies of Ed Wood or The Room it is that much awful. Anyone who argue about the "greatness" of Vince Russo need to watch this show to get the clue how awful his writing style can be without someone filtering him. This show proves that Russo is a fluke and he has no place in wrestling business.