Pro wrestling continues to mourn PAC, ‘One of the best in every way possible’

Every pro wrestling fan I know is trying to figure out how to even begin processing the death of Benjamin Satterley, who we mostly knew as PAC but for several years called Neville (and briefly Adrian Neville). News of the 40-year-old’s passing came last night (Sept. 27), about 24 hours after he wrestled in the PPV opener at AEW All Out in Chicago. It was a match that by all accounts came off normally, and was casually excellent in the way PAC’s matches often were. I know for me, losing the Bastard is a flashing neon reminder to appreciate greatness whenever and wherever I encounter it, or at least to try to — because I should have been paying closer to attention to Ben Satterley’s every word and move in pro wrestling. With fans struggling with PAC’s death this way, we can only imagine what his friends and colleagues must be going through. Some of those have shared glimpses via their social media remembrances. His two most high profile bosses lead this collection. Tony Khan: Benjamin