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AEW Wrestler Pac, “The man that gravity forgot,” dies at 40

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Professional wrestler Benjamin Satterley, known as Pac, has passed away at the age of 40. All Elite Wrestling (AEW) confirmed his death on Sunday evening without disclosing the cause. Satterley, a native of Newcastle, England, began his wrestling journey in 2004 and gained fame for his acrobatic style and muscular physique.

Formerly known as Adrian Neville during his time in World Wrestling Entertainment, Satterley joined AEW in 2019, where he achieved several championships, including the inaugural international title. His iconic move, the black arrow, symbolized his aerial prowess and earned him the nickname “The man that gravity forgot.”

Despite his villainous persona in the ring, Satterley was remembered by colleagues as a talented and humble individual. Tributes poured in from the wrestling community, highlighting his exceptional skills and kindness. His passing marks the second recent loss for AEW, following the death of fellow wrestler Andy Williams. Satterley’s private nature outside the ring made his impact on those who knew him even more significant.

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