
Although the coronavirus pandemic brought an unexpectedly long layoff for the Bellator roster, Aaron Pico has used the six-month break in a positive way.
Pico’s story in MMA has been well documented at this point. He made his debut at 20 and was touted as perhaps the biggest prospect in the sport’s history. The past three years haven’t panned out as expected, though, with mixed results and some brutal knockout losses.
There have been some big wins, too, as well as multiple changes in scenery. Pico (5-3 MMA, 5-3 BMMA) said he’s extremely comfortable after completely settling in with Jackson Wink MMA in Albuquerque, N.M., and now he’s ready to thrive going into his featherweight matchup with Solo Hatley Jr. (8-2 MMA, 1-0 BMMA) on Friday at Bellator 242....
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Aaron Pico has used the six-month break between fights in a positive way heading into Bellator 242.
