Late last month, the jaws of the professional wrestling community dropped after the untimely news that Benjamin Satterley, better known in AEW as PAC and WWE's former Superstar Neville, passed away the day after All Out at the age of 40. Last Wednesday, "AEW Dynamite" held a celebration of life event for him, which included his Death Rider allies competing in the main event. "Speedball" Mike Bailey, who was there at the show, reflected on that emotionally charged day, and how immensely proud he was of the wrestlers and the company for how they paid their respects to the man that gravity once forgot."The vibes backstage after the show were much different," the former two-time World Trios Champion said on his YouTube vlog. "The fact that we all got to see that tribute video they made that aired at the end of 'Dynamite,' and everyone got to just sit and cry together after putting on such a wonderful show. Which was, I think, the most appropriate tribute that we could have done, was just to put on an incredible wrestling show with bangers, where every match is good because everyone puts their heart into making their match as good as it can possibly be."After AEW's tribute show, WWE also paid its respects by releasing a 38-minute video of its stars who once worked with Satterley both on the main roster, "WWE NXT," and the former "WWE 205 Live," including Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn, Becky Lynch, and some of AEW's former standouts, Cody Rhodes, and Penta & Rey Fenix (who, with PAC, were once collectively known as the Death Triangle).PAC's last match occurred the day before his passing at All Out, where he challenged Andrade El Idolo of his National Championship in Chicago. On Friday, a new report came out that additional studies are being conducted regarding PAC's cause of death. As of this writing, no official date on when those reports will be released to the public were announced. If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit "'Speedball' Mike Bailey" with a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription. .
