Benjamin “Pac” Satterley dies at 40, had won titles in AEW and WWE

Benjamin Satterley, known by the stage name “Pac,” died at age 40, All Elite Wrestling announced Sunday. Satterley was also known for his WWE career, where he competed under the name Neville.

As Bleacher Report reports, Satterley faced Andrade El Ídolo in the opening match of Saturday’s All Out show; despite losing the title, he put on a nearly 20-minute clash with many moments of his distinctive style. Many of his peers in WWE and AEW also reacted on social media after the death news.

Satterley began his career in 2004, at age 16, on the independent scene in England. He debuted in New Japan Pro-Wrestling in 2012 and signed with WWE that same year. Known as “The Man That Gravity Forgot,” Satterley twice won the NXT Tag Team title, once the NXT title and twice the Cruiserweight title in WWE. After leaving WWE in 2018, he joined AEW in 2019, developed rivalries with names like “Hangman” Adam Page and Kenny Omega, associated with Death Triangle and Death Riders, and twice won the AEW World Trios Championship as well as the inaugural AEW All-Atlantic title.

According to Bleacher Report, Satterley will be remembered as one of the most prominent high-flyers in ring history, and he will be missed by the professional community and fans.