AEW wrestler Benjamin Satterley, known as PAC and Neville, dies at 40

Professional wrestler Benjamin Satterley, known to global audiences by his ring names Pac and Neville, has died at the age of 40. The news was confirmed by All Elite Wrestling (AEW) on Sunday evening, marking the loss of a performer recognized for his high-flying athleticism and extensive career across major international promotions.

Final Appearance at AEW All Out

Satterley’s death occurred just one day after he competed in a high-profile match for AEW. He appeared at the All Out event held at the NOW Arena in Hoffman Estates, near Chicago, on Saturday. During the event, Satterley challenged Andrade El Idolo for the AEW National Championship. Andrade successfully defended his title in what would become Satterley’s final in-ring performance.

A Career Spanning Global Promotions

A native of Newcastle, England, Satterley began his professional wrestling journey in 2004. Over the following two decades, he established himself as a prominent figure in the industry, characterized by his innovative aerial maneuvers and technical proficiency. He gained widespread recognition during his tenure in WWE, where he performed under the names Adrian Neville and later simply as Neville. During his time with the company, he captured the NXT Championship and the WWE Cruiserweight Championship.

Benjamin Satterley, known to wrestling fans around the world as PAC — has died at the age of 40.

In 2019, Satterley signed with All Elite Wrestling, adopting the name Pac. Throughout his time with the promotion, he held multiple championships and participated in several matches that are considered among the most memorable in the organization’s history. AEW officials noted that his presence was defined by his extraordinary abilities and impact on the fans.

Industry Tributes and Legacy

Following the announcement of his death, members of the wrestling community have shared tributes honoring his professional contributions. AEW President Tony Khan described Satterley as an exceptional individual, highlighting his deep knowledge of the sport, his natural athleticism, and his consistent professionalism. Khan emphasized Satterley’s dedication to wrestling as a primary factor in his standing within the industry.

Status of Death Investigation

As of Sunday evening, the cause of Benjamin Satterley’s death has not been disclosed. Neither All Elite Wrestling nor members of his family have released information regarding the circumstances surrounding his passing. The organization expressed its condolences to his family, friends, and supporters, acknowledging the sudden nature of the loss.

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