Renowned American professional wrestler and AEW (All Elite Wrestling) star Benjamin Satterley, popularly known as “PAC”, has passed away at the age of 40. His sudden demise has sent shockwaves throughout the professional wrestling world.

Found Unresponsive in a Car:

According to reports, Satterley was found unconscious inside a vehicle in the parking lot of a restaurant in Des Plaines, Illinois. Although bystanders immediately called emergency services (911), he was pronounced dead by the time first responders arrived. Notably, Satterley had competed just the night before in a match against Andrade El Ídolo at the AEW ‘All Out’ pay-per-view at the NOW Arena in Chicago on Saturday night.

Cause of Death Unconfirmed:

Following the news of Satterley’s passing, various speculations began circulating on social media. Some reports claimed he may have died from a blood clot or an aneurysm. However, there has been no official confirmation regarding these claims. Neither AEW nor his family has publicly announced a cause of death. A spokesperson for the Cook County Medical Examiner’s office stated that an official cause of death is pending an autopsy report.

Tributes Pour In From the Wrestling World:

Legends and peers from WWE and AEW have expressed deep grief over the untimely demise of Benjamin Satterley:

• Triple H: WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H, who worked with Satterley during his time in WWE, shared a tribute on X, writing: “Saddened to hear about the death of Ben Satterley, known in WWE as Neville… He was an extraordinary talent and an even kinder human being.”

• Tony Khan: AEW President Tony Khan also paid tribute, praising Satterley’s professionalism, consistency, dedication, and immense contribution to the sport he loved.

• Fellow wrestler Will Ospreay and many others shared emotional tributes remembering their close friend and exceptional performer.

Born in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, Satterley began his wrestling career in 2004. Known as “The Man That Gravity Forgot” during his run as Adrian Neville in WWE from 2012 to 2018, and later as PAC upon joining AEW in 2019, he captured millions of fans worldwide with his innovative high-flying style and incredible in-ring athleticism.