She stands on it. She handles it. She takes care of it. And dammit, SHE MEANS IT. Whenever she's around, that "Daughter of a B*tch" Lucija Rojas isn't far behind. All the way from Hinesville, Georgia. It's "The Bizz" Brittney Bizness. 

An athletic powerhouse, Brittney Shabaka arrived at Calico Aster State University (CASU) on a volleyball scholarship, majoring in business administration. She led the CASU Hammerheads to their first national volleyball championship. 

APPW Recruitment

A huge fan of local athletics and competition, All Petalverse Pro Wrestling (APPW) promoter Waldo Wagner witnessed Brittney's aggression on the volleyball court during their championship game, but it was her intense victory celebration in front of a rowdy crowd that made him see her potential as a future APPW Petalstar. After the big game, Wagner offered her an APPW tryout, but she immediately turned him down, saying she didn't see a future in the struggling APPW.

A few months later, Brittney saw a musical performance by the APPW Women's Petalweight Champion, "Rasslin" Robbin READY, at the CASU Hammerheads' home football game. She heard the crowd cheering for Robbin much louder than they had during her volleyball games. Feeling overshadowed by the attention Robbin received from the same fans who had cheered for her during the championship game just a few months earlier, Brittney called Wagner and accepted his standing offer.

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 1 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. A score of 0 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.

Scored a 39/100 (heel) score
Placing her in the Heel Locker Room