Westcol, a well-known Colombian streamer with millions of followers, was camping with friends in a forest when he began a live broadcast. ^[1] During the live stream, the conversation shifted to paranormal topics, and one of the attendees decided to play with a Ouija board. ^[2] The group began hearing noises around the campsite, including a sound apparently caused by a bottle, which they could not clearly identify. ^[3] Westcol became visibly frightened and blamed his friend for starting the Ouija board session, telling him to close the session. ^[4] Luisa Castro, the partner of 'Stream Fighters' promoter Westcol, publicly clarified via Instagram stories that she was not involved in the decision to exclude Yaya Muñoz from the event. ^[5] Yaya Muñoz revealed in an interview on 'El Klub de La Kalle' that she earns approximately 35 million Colombian pesos per month for her participation as a panelist in 'Tamo en vivo', a digital space of 'Dímelo King'. ^[6] Yaya Muñoz stated that her name was initially considered for the 'Stream Fighters' boxing event but she was subsequently informed she could not participate due to comments she had made about the content creator Westcol. ^[7] Luisa Castro stated that Westcol had not even considered Yaya Muñoz's name as an option for the fights and offered a conciliatory message for a future edition if she were invited. ^[8]