Lightning Aguilera: From South Florida to San Antonio

Lightning Aguilera notched the biggest win of his career this weekend when he won the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo with Jonathan Torres, and this week he’s on The Score to tell us about his life leading up to this point and his plans to rodeo in 2022.

The South Florida native has been working his way up through the reaching ranks and is making the transition to becoming a more versatile header to take his game to the next level. He’s doing it with some of the most interesting horsepower in the game, and we talk about it in today’s episode.


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