Nico Cornejo, a 35-year-old Pueblo native, is making his primetime MMA debut on Friday at Ball Arena.
Pueblo native Nico “The Steel City Kid” Cornejo is making his ONE Championship MMA debut on Friday, Sept. 6, at ONE 168 at Ball Arena. Nicolas Cornejo, a 35-year-old Pueblo native, is making his primetime MMA debut on Friday at Ball Arena on the card of ONE 168.dominated his way through the regional scene and is 2-0 as a pro with a pair of TKOs.
“… I feel like I’m at my prime right now, and I’m in better shape than I was in my 20s. Having younger kids, who are still hyperactive and full of energy, they have a hard time keeping up with me. I have a lot of reserve in me because I wasn’t fighting throughout my 20s.” “I’m excited and I’m anxious to get into the arena,” Cornejo said. “I just want to put on a show for my fans, for my family and make a statement for Pueblo.”ONE Championship returns to Denver after the promotion made its U.S. debut at the 1stBank Center last May. Friday’s fights begin at 6 p.m. at Ball Arena and will be broadcast on Prime Video.
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