Professional Wrestling Community Mourns Passing of Global Star Benjamin Satterley (PAC)
VALLETTA, Malta / NEWCASTLE, England — The international professional wrestling community is mourning the death of 40-year-old British wrestler Benjamin Satterley, known globally to fans as "PAC" in All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and "Neville" (or Adrian Neville) during his tenure in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).
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VALLETTA, Malta / NEWCASTLE, England — The international professional wrestling community is mourning the death of 40-year-old British wrestler Benjamin Satterley, known globally to fans as "PAC" in All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and "Neville" (or Adrian Neville) during his tenure in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).
Satterley, a native of Newcastle upon Tyne, England, passed away on Sunday, September 27, 2026, just hours after competing at AEW's All Out event in Hoffman Estates, Illinois. Satterley began his professional career in 2004, gaining international acclaim as "The Man That Gravity Forgot" for his aerial moves and technical skills across promotions in the UK, Japan (Dragon Gate), Mexico (CMLL), WWE, and AEW. During his early career in 2009, Satterley performed in Malta as "Jungle PAC" with Nu-Wrestling Evolution (NWE), participating in promotional appearances and fan conventions across Valletta.
Official Status and Industry Statements
All Elite Wrestling officially announced Satterley's passing on Sunday evening, issuing a formal statement expressing deep sorrow and extending condolences to his family, friends, and supporters.
Official details regarding the specific cause or underlying circumstances of his passing have not been publicly disclosed by representatives or family members. Privacy standards are being maintained by company officials as formal arrangements are finalized.
Global Tributes and Fan Remembrances
News of Satterley's passing triggered an outpouring of tributes from fellow performers, industry executives, and fans worldwide. AEW President Tony Khan, current AEW World Champion Will Ospreay, and industry peers across WWE and AEW honored Satterley for his dedication, leadership, and athletic legacy.
Wrestling supporters—ranging from fans who met him during his 2009 appearance in Valletta, Malta, to international audiences who followed his championship runs in WWE and AEW—continue to share personal memories and tributes honoring his contributions to the sport. Further announcements regarding public memorial services will be shared by his family in due course.
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