The professional wrestling world is mourning the death of Benjamin Satterley, the celebrated British wrestler known to fans as PAC in All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and Neville during his time with WWE. He was 40. AEW confirmed Satterley’s passing on September 27, 2026, paying tribute to the Newcastle upon Tyne native for his innovative high-flying style, athleticism, and contributions to professional wrestling. His death has brought sadness to fellow wrestlers, colleagues, and fans around the world. A Career That Began in British Wrestling Satterley began his professional wrestling career in 2004, building his reputation on the British independent circuit before expanding into major promotions across Europe, Japan, and the United States. His speed, agility, and remarkable aerial offense quickly made him a distinctive performer. Over the years, he developed a style that combined technical ability with spectacular high-flying moves, earning recognition from wrestling audiences across the world. WWE Years and Championship Success Satterley joined WWE in 2012 and initially competed under the ring name Adrian Neville, later shortened to Neville. During his time in NXT, he captured the NXT Championship, establishing himself as one of the promotion’s prominent performers. After moving to WWE’s main roster, he won the WWE Cruiserweight Championship, adding another major achievement to his growing career. His performances helped cement his reputation as an exceptionally athletic wrestler whose abilities stood out in the ring. Reinventing Himself as PAC in AEW In 2019, Satterley joined AEW and began performing as PAC, opening a new chapter in his wrestling career. He became the inaugural AEW All-Atlantic Champion, a title later renamed the AEW International Championship. He also won the AEW World Trios Championship, further strengthening his standing as one of the company’s notable competitors. Through his work in AEW, PAC continued to showcase the athleticism and intensity that had defined his career from its earliest days. His Final Match and AEW’s Tribute Satterley competed at AEW All Out in Chicago on September 26, 2026, facing Andrade El Ídolo in a match for the AEW National Championship. News of his death was announced the following day. AEW expressed condolences to his family, friends, and fans. Company owner Tony Khan also remembered Satterley as a beloved husband and friend, praising his wrestling knowledge, athleticism, professionalism, consistency, and dedication to the sport. No cause of death or further circumstances surrounding his passing have been publicly disclosed by AEW. Remembering Benjamin Satterley’s Legacy Across more than two decades in professional wrestling, Satterley built a career defined by athletic excellence, innovation, and memorable performances. Whether competing as Adrian Neville, Neville, or PAC, he brought a distinctive presence to the ring. His championships, international career, and high-flying style helped make him a recognizable figure among wrestling fans across generations. For his family, friends, fellow performers, and supporters, his passing represents a profound loss. The matches he delivered and the memories he created will remain part of professional wrestling’s history. May Benjamin Satterley, known to millions as PAC, rest in peace. May his family and loved ones find comfort and strength, and may his extraordinary contributions to wrestling continue to be remembered with respect and gratitude. Post navigation Joshua Simpson Obituary, Death: North Beach Football Club Remembers Former Colts Premiership Player Lauren Coleman Obituary, Cause of Death: Family Mourns Loss