Meet The Fighters
Jimmel " The PayBac"
“I’m a traveling hospital tech who’s never been afraid of a challenge. I’ve always loved the fight in boxing, and even though I only started training recently, I’m all in. This will be my first time stepping into the ring, and I’m ready to prove to myself—and everyone watching—that I belong here. White Collar Boxing is the perfect place to throw down for a good cause, and I plan on making my debut one to remember."
Alyssa " The Hammer" Piranio
Stepping into the ring for her first fight, Alyssa is no stranger to drive and determination. She is a Physical therapist by trade and has built a life around movement and helping those with neurological disabilities get back to what they love to do. Whether she’s pushing her limits in the gym or supporting others on their way to recovery, Alyssa is always ready for a challenge. She’s bringing her love of competition to the ring for a good cause, this fight is just the beginning
Sarah " Street Heat" Streete
A product of hard work inside and outside the gym, she embodies resilience bringing the same energy she pours into her community, her studies, and her service into every fight. Known for her relentless pace, Sarah has earned the nickname “Street Heat”, bringing pressure, intensity, and fire every time she steps between the ropes.
Sarah fights for more than herself. She fights to inspire, to uplift, and to prove that dedication beats doubt every single round. On fight night, expect heat, strategy, and a fighter who refuses to leave without making a statement.
Lucas " Sully" Sullivan
Originally from Rochester, NY Lucas loves a challenge, especially for a great cause like Youth Boxing. Working at a construction company by day, his favorite part of the week is training at the gym. He's looking forward to stepping into the ring and putting his skills to the test.
Matty " Ice" Hannequin
Matt was born in Bethel, CT and currently fighting out of Stamford, CT. He started boxing 8 months ago and is excited to make his debut in the ring. As Jack Kelly would say, "these hands tell a story".
Diego " El Matador" Moreno
I was born in Bridgeport, CT, and I have been boxing for nearly five years. I am currently 19 years old and attending the University of Connecticut at Stamford. I have dedicated a significant amount of time to boxing in recent years, and I am eager to demonstrate my skills in the ring.
Brahim Alimame
A high schooler by day and a fighter by night, 15-year-old Brahim Alimame, after a year of hard training, is ready to show everyone what he has learned in his first fight. For him this is the first step of a long journey to greatness in the boxing world.
Sean-Paul " Happy Feet"
Currently a college student, he is stepping into the ring for their very first amateur bout—but definitely not their last. With plans to continue competing in the amateur ranks while building a career in marketing, Sean Paul brings drive and determination both inside and outside the gym. Grounded by a strong faith in God, a bold personality, and an unshakable work ethic, Sean is ready to put it all on display.
Madison "Major Misconduct" Packer
Madison isn’t new to competition—but the ring is a whole new arena. As a former pro athlete turned advocate, leader, and fighter for causes that matter, she knows what it means to put everything on the line. She’s bringing that same fearless mindset into her first White Collar Boxing bout, trading ice for canvas, and skates for gloves.
In hockey, a fight earns you a major misconduct—but in the ring, there are no penalties for bringing the heat.
With grit forged from years of pushing boundaries on and off the ice, Madison is stepping between the ropes not just to test herself, but to fight for something bigger. This debut is more than a match—it’s a statement. No fear, no quit, and no limits.
Renel " The Builder" Domond
At 38, Renel Domond steps into the ring with the same mindset that’s driven his success in business and life — discipline, strategy, and relentless drive. A co-owner of Juice Kings in Stamford, he’s an entrepreneur, mentor, and community leader who sees boxing as more than a sport — it’s a test of focus and resilience. This exhibition fight is his statement that discipline and purpose can transform any arena, from the boardroom to the boxing ring.
Mike " The Mac Daddy" Squires
Mike “The Mac Daddy” Squires is no stranger to making history. From turning down Jelly Roll to appearing in a MrBeast video, from going viral for cleaning Macy’s to becoming the first artist ever to collaborate with an artist from all 50 states, Squires has built a reputation on doing the impossible. A true Renaissance man — artist, producer, director, podcaster, and community builder — he brings the same energy, creativity, and determination that define his career into the ring. Representing Stamford, Connecticut, “The Mac Daddy” fights with heart, pride, and purpose, proving once again that there are no limits when passion meets persistence.​
Yixiang " The Analyst" Wang
Yixiang “The Analyst” Wang has embraced boxing as a journey of growth and discipline. Guided by his trainer Nate and supported by the Revolution family, he’s ready to mark a new milestone as he steps into the ring at White Collar Boxing 2K25 on November 14.
Jay " The Stinger" Jones
Jay “The Stinger” Jones steps into the ring to light a fire in the next generation—to show young people what belief, grit, and purpose look like in action. Every punch he throws carries a message: never stop, never give up, and always believe in yourself.
Tripp " The Ripper" Paniwozik
After six months of training, I’m ready to step into the ring for my first amateur fight — and I couldn’t be prouder to do it for such a meaningful cause. This journey has pushed me to grow, stay disciplined, and face every challenge head-on. Now, it’s time to put in the work and make it count.
