Neddrick Sadeek Lloydd was born in Oak City, North Carolina, but spent most of his life in Calico Aster, North Carolina, where his father and uncle owned Lloydd’s Auto, a used-car dealership in Vilella. Known for his distinctive raspy voice, Nedd was diagnosed with dysphonia at a young age.

When Burlester “Pip” Turner purchased the struggling Lloydd’s Auto property and converted it into Vilella Trucking, Nedd’s father and uncle returned to Oak City. Nedd was given $5,000 and remained in his Kendrickville apartment, eventually becoming a driver for Dandy-Lion Cabs.

While working as a cab driver, Nedd met Darnell Bishop, who hired him for a trip from Calico Aster Regional Airport in Sweggy Hills to PResent Armz Entertainment in Horace Heights. Impressed with Nedd, Bishop offered him a job as his personal driver. Nedd accepted after hearing the terms.

Working for Bishop gave Nedd access to Darnell’s Garage, a large facility near the Sweggy Hills airport used to store Bishop’s luxury vehicles and lease cars to musical artists flying into Calico Aster to perform at PResent Armz Entertainment.

A year later, attorney Malcolm Jerome of the Law Offices of J.Y.L. approached Nedd at the garage with documents stating that the property had been renamed Sweggy Hills Auto and that Nedd would become its 51-percent owner. All Malcolm needed was his signature.

Just like that, Nedd Lloydd became the majority owner of Sweggy Hills Auto. Darnell Bishop never spoke to him again.

Two years later, in 2024, Nedd met new APPW promoter Waldo Wagner and former ARPW promoter and current APPW trainer “Jumping” Jerry Hamilton at Sweggy Hills Auto. After listening to one of Nedd’s car-sales pitches, Wagner and Hamilton suggested that his charisma, raspy voice, flair, arrogance, and sleazy personality could make him a natural professional wrestling manager. Always looking for another opportunity, Nedd agreed, believing wrestling could help increase his automobile sales.

His early management career was unsuccessful. The wrestlers under contract with him regularly lost matches and accumulated rule-violation fees. Losses meant smaller match purses, while fines continued eating into Nedd’s profits.

Then attorney Midas “King Midas” Young of the Law Offices of J.Y.L. arrived at Sweggy Hills Auto with an opportunity.

Midas told Nedd that he represented two unusually large men who needed employment as a condition of their release. He was already working to obtain wrestling licenses for both men and needed Nedd to keep them out of trouble for a few months while he “handled some business.”

Nedd acquired the contracts of Mr. Lartham Baccus and Gilligan Stern, forming the tag team known as The Two Big Men. He immediately released the other wrestlers under his management, although some still had access to his rental vehicles.

Outside APPW, Two Big Men became enforcers for Sweggy Hills Auto, retrieving vehicles from customers—and former associates—who refused to return them. Inside APPW, they became a force to be reckoned with.