He's 6'6", 348 lbs. Born in Calico Aster, North Carolina. Raised in the Kendrickville district. Everyone loves the people's champion. He's the arms-flexing, purple yo-yo-swinging, former APPW heavyweight champion, BIG LARRY GREEN.

Larry Green was a Calico Aster High School and Calico Aster State University track & field star, majoring in criminal justice administration. After graduating from college, Larry worked full-time as a truck unloader at Speckles Co. Supercenter. During this time, Larry turned to bodybuilding and won the Mr. Petalverse Bodybuilding Championship for two consecutive years. When his girlfriend Keyvona Shervington got pregnant, Larry believed he couldn't provide for his girlfriend and unborn son on a Speckles Co. salary, so he applied to become a parole officer in Calico Aster County.

Meeting His Mentor

After eight years as a parole officer and part-time personal trainer at Calico Aster Fitness, Larry was assigned to a parolee named Hutch Mann Shaw, a retired Air Raid Pro Wrestling (ARPW) heel wrestler convicted of voluntary manslaughter. 12 years ago, Hutch defended himself from an attack by three angry fans in the Dark Flamingos strip club parking lot after a wrestling event where Hutch threatened and taunted the three men and their wives on the microphone. Hutch killed one attacker before police arrived. His involuntary manslaughter defense was dismissed due to his threats against the men at the wrestling event.

Hutch loved Larry and kept telling him to become a pro wrestler because of his size and friendly nature. Hutch contacted ARPW promoter "Jumping" Jerry Hamilton and arranged for Larry to have a tryout. However, Hutch wanted to train Larry himself. Although it was against protocol for a parole officer to engage in such activity with a parolee, Larry ignored protocol and gave it a try. Hutch trained with Larry for weeks, teaching him the basics, including Hutch's signature move, the hip toss, which Larry perfected. Hamilton saw a future star in Larry, who adopted the moniker 'Big Larry Green' as a new babyface in ARPW. However, things would take a dark turn for Larry.

Hutch attended Larry's first match, where he won with a hip toss, a move Hutch had taught him. Walking to the parking lot, Hutch was waiting for Larry to congratulate him on winning his first match, but someone from Hutch's past attacked him with a baseball bat. Larry chased the attacker away. Hutch died at Calico Regional Hospital hours later. Larry was fired from his job as a parole officer after employers learned of his unauthorized relationship with Hutch.

APPW Recruitment

A depressed Larry took a year off from wrestling and worked nights at the Hamster Express gas station in Horace Heights. Former Speckles Co. Supercenter department manager and new APPW promoter Waldo Wagner stopped by the Hamster Express one night, introducing himself as the guy who bought the company from Hamilton. Wagner offered Larry a contract, knowing his history with ARPW and who trained him. Larry didn't make any promises, but he took Wagner's business card.

One Wednesday morning, a depressed Larry left work and walked around the block to the Horace Heights basketball court, where he sat and watched teens play basketball. He had only a few hours to spare before picking up his special-needs son from Red Moose Elementary School. A girl ran by Larry, giving him a purple yo-yo. As Larry stared at the yo-yo in his hands, she told him that he would be alright, as she ran away to continue playing. Larry held on to the yo-yo as his life was about to change forever.

Larry called Wagner that evening and agreed to sign with APPW. In an interview, Larry stated that he did not want the girl who gave him the purple yo-yo to be wrong about him. He returned to the gym to get back in shape. Wagner suggested that Larry carry a purple yo-yo with him to the ring, as it had trademarking potential, and he was right. Big Larry Green became a babyface sensation, with Shirley Abraham and the Funkstitution playing his entrance theme.

PSE SCORE:

The Petersburg Screening Evaluation is administered by Dr. Edna Petersburg, regulated by the Calico Aster Athletic Commission, and governed by the City of Calico Aster. As part of a public-safety initiative, the PSE determines whether a professional wrestler is classified as a heel or a babyface. Wrestlers who score from 0 to 49 are classified as heels and assigned to the Heel Locker Room, while wrestlers who score from 50 to 100 are classified as babyfaces and assigned to the Babyface Locker Room. Any score below zero results in disqualification. Active wrestlers who are disqualified are suspended immediately.

A wrestler may apply for reevaluation one month after the previous evaluation. The CAAC Director may also order a reevaluation at their discretion based on the wrestler’s in-ring or out-of-ring conduct.

Score: 94/100 (Babyface)

Placing him in the Babyface Locker Room.

With a 94 PSE score, he has the highest rating in the company, making him the captain of the babyface locker room.

Antics:

• Larry carries a purple yo-yo to the ring and gives it to the first kid he sees in the crowd.

• Larry never attacks his opponent first.

• Larry invites fans to work out with him at Calico Aster Fitness Center.