Born to fight! Hailing from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Sergio "The Phenom" Pettis was raised on a steady diet of martial arts as the younger brother of MMA icon Anthony Pettis. But he quickly stepped out of his sibling's shadow to become a phenomenon in his own right. Since completing his first televised fight at the age of 19, he's been on a mission to become an unstoppable fighting machine: Known for his well-rounded and explosive fighting style, Sergio Pettis holds black belts in taekwondo, kickboxing and Brazilian jiu-jitsu. Plus, he already claimed the RFA Flyweight Championship and North NAFC Bantamweight Championship belts to match. Now the hard-training Roufusport MMA Academy athlete is set to take his title shot in the major leagues: After making the switch from the UFC to Bellator MMA with back-to-back wins in 2020, Pettis is a strong contender. Make sure to follow #TeamPettis for The Phenom's next fight.
Born to fight! Hailing from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Sergio "The Phenom" Pettis was raised on a steady diet of martial arts as the younger brother of MMA icon Anthony Pettis. But he quickly stepped out of his sibling's shadow to become a phenomenon in his own right. Since completing his first televised fight at the age of 19, he's been on a mission to become an unstoppable fighting machine: Known for his well-rounded and explosive fighting style, Sergio Pettis holds black belts in taekwondo, kickboxing and Brazilian jiu-jitsu. Plus, he already claimed the RFA Flyweight Championship and North NAFC Bantamweight Championship belts to match. Now the hard-training Roufusport MMA Academy athlete is set to take his title shot in the major leagues: After making the switch from the UFC to Bellator MMA with back-to-back wins in 2020, Pettis is a strong contender. Make sure to follow #TeamPettis for The Phenom's next fight.
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