catchphrase:  

All eyes on me because I am the star of this rodeo..

Demeanor:  

Very flirty towards everyone she does not take this as serious as her sister does and believes that this is all a game to get back at her father.

​Entrance:   

“Shatter Me” by Lindsey Stirling ft Lzzy Hale hits the arena where all the lights go down minus one spotlight in the rafters where we see Briar brought down on a slowly turning platform (think ballerina in a music box).  Meanwhile Lilianna comes from under the ring and climbs up on the top turnbuckle and sits there like a little girl kicking her legs almost impatient for her sister to get there.  As Brair reaches the ring, the lights go up and she goes to the opposite corner standing on the second turnbuckle and a fountain of fireworks blasts off as Lilianna flips into the ring.  

​Appearance:

She enters the ring in a Tulle skirt and corset like her sister though she wears pastels with pink being her favorite. She, like her sister…comes in wearing a dolls mask though you can see several cracks all over the mask.  Her wrestling attire is a sports bra type of top and short shorts.

​Wrestling Style:

High flyer she uses the ropes to her advantage.  Favorite moves include:  Sunset flip powerbomb, Frog Splash, Slingshot, Wheelbarrow Facebuster, Red Arrow, Step Over Spinning Heel Kick, Monkey Flip, Rolling Thunder off the top rope and or turnbuckle, Van Terminator, Reversal of Fate, Twist of Fate.

​Pre-Finisher:

“Good Night Irene” (Slingshot into a Backflip outside the ring)

​Finisher: 

“Lolita” (Back handspring into a Frankensteiner)

​Background: 

Born to higher class parents from Buford Wyoming, Growing up Lilianna was the perfect child taking what her father deemed reasonable for a lady to do such as take ballet and gymnastics which she now uses in the ring to her advantage. It did not take much convincing to get Lily to agree with her sister that this was the best way to get away from the oddness of her small town, she does not see wrestling as the end all be all and thinks that it’s as much of a game as anything, with aspirations that constantly change and thinking that this is only a temporary thing. Lily constantly flirts with other men and women. The dressing like a doll is a nod, well almost a slap at their father who belived that his only daughters should not do anything as unladylike as wrestling. Proving to him that they are not fragile dolls her mask has cracks in it, each representing a defeat.

​Career Highlights: 

None yet.