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

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What happened?

The pro wrestling world is mourning the death of Benjamin Satterley, best known as PAC (also previously known as Neville/Adrian Neville). Reports say he died at 40, with news breaking roughly 24 hours after he competed in the PPV opener at AEW All Out in Chicago. The match reportedly went off normally, and fans, colleagues and promotion leaders have been sharing remembrances on social media.

Key Takeaways

Benjamin Satterley (PAC) has died at age 40.
News of his death came about 24 hours after he wrestled the AEW All Out PPV opener in Chicago.
Those who saw the match say it appeared to come off normally.
Fans and fellow wrestlers are publicly mourning and sharing memories online.
AEW leadership, including Tony Khan, has been among those offering remembrances.

AI Timeline

AEW All Out match

PAC wrestled the PPV opener in Chicago; the match was reported to have gone on normally.

Approximately 24 hours later

News broke that Benjamin Satterley had died; he was 40 years old.

Immediate reaction

Fans and colleagues began expressing grief and posting remembrances on social media.

Leadership response

AEW figures, including Tony Khan, were among those leading public tributes.

Community reflection

Writers and fans are emphasizing PAC's in-ring greatness and urging appreciation of his work.

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Cageside Seats

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Sep 28, 6:35 PM

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

Cageside Seats • AEW

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

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