Liliana, mostly known as Lily, is a nonbinary media communications badass and founder of Xicana Boxing and Lucha 411. Lily's love for boxing goes back to watching boxing as a child in Mexico, and through an illegal black box when immigrating to California in 2001. Lily enjoys maintaining a respectful, yet more genuine approach to their interviews, and remaining unbiased through majority of situations. A mom of two kids and four cats, Lily enjoys thrifting for trinkets, true crime rabbit holes, trash television and being a silly goose.
Daniel a.k.a. Danny is a combat sports journalist with a particular interest in MMA, boxing, and sports entertainment. His boxing expertise is relegated to a near encyclopedic knowledge of the Rocky movie franchise including the oft ignored fifth entry and Creed sequel series. Danny is honored to feed his thirst for violence and hand to hand combat as a regular contributor to Xicana Boxing. As a co-parent of five, loving friend, and sleep deprived reprobate, you can likely find Danny asleep on a couch near you.
Bryant Haro, born in Los Angeles and raised in the boxing heartland of Tijuana, Mexico, grew up idolizing legends like Chavez, Morales, and Margarito. Although familiar with boxing and its politics, it was the electrifying De La Hoya-Mosley fight that transformed his casual interest into a deep-rooted love for the sport. Regardless, his Saturdays were often spent with his abuelita, bonding over matches broadcasted on TV Azteca.
Richard is a casual boxing fan and amateur photographer based in New York. If he's not watching Boxing YouTube essays or scrolling through Twitter, he's walking his two dogs and teaching them the importance of "sit." Richard is also feverishly working on improving his salsa dancing. Find him and book him at: https://www.instagram.com/ricksphotography.nyc/