Aubrey Creighton

Character Name: Aubrey Creighton aka “The Creight Train
Height:6’5”
Weight:16.5 Stone (231 lbs.)
Age:23

Hometown:Manchester, UK
Physical Description:(Pic Base Bugzy Malone) Black male, extremely lean cut due to his boxing regimen, always dresses to the nines, even when wearing jumpers and trainers. His torso and arms bear multiple tattoos, including his trademark charging locomotive tattoo on his back
Gender:Male
Blue Eye or Villan (Face/heel):Blue Eye
Manager [if applicable]:Tony Savage
Theme Music:”Man” by Skepta

Wrestler Type [brawler/high flyer/etc]:British catch/boxing
Common Moves:
-Various punches and slaps
-Double Underhook Snap Suplex
-Judo Armdrag
-Discus (punch and elbow)
-Full Nelson Suplex
-Guillotine Sleeper
-Running forearm strike
-Jumping knee strike
-Top rope Superman punch
-Fisherman’s Suplerplex
-Kimura Lock
What real-life wrestler is your character similar to in the ring?:Zack Sabre, Jr.
Finisher [normal finisher; the move your guy uses in the standard match to wrap things up]:Train Derailment: Vertebreaker
Brief Bio:Moss Side, Manchester is one of those neighborhoods that either makes you or breaks you.Poor housing, lack of decent jobs, and crime were always a shadow trailing Aubrey as a kid.Even his own father and brother were roadmen to pay the bills. However, his dad made sure he never walked that path, seeing that Aubrey had both a sharp mind and physical talents.

Aubrey hit the books and the heavy bag instead of the corner. His talent in the boxing ring led to a spectacular amateur and pro career, which has only blown up even greater when he signed with the fight promotion London Prizefight, and took up wrestling in order to become the next 2 sport sensation. Considering Tony Savage, a man who has won championships in wrestling and boxing backs him…

Really doesn’t seem that out of reach.

Having shown a sneak peek of his grappling abilities, going undefeated in companies like Suplex Co. and DWL, Aubrey is going the next level, bringing a hard charging, no rubbish style to a sport that seems to thrive on tomfoolery.It’s like he says himself…

“Man don’t care if you’re a king, god, whatever. Step in front of the Train, you get run over!”