Pro wrestling star Benjamin Satterley, known as Pac, dead at 40 All Elite Wrestling announced the death of Pac, whose real name was Benjamin Satterley, one day after he wrestled at All Out. He was 40 years old. All Elite Wrestling announced that Pac, the pro wrestling star whose real name was Benjamin Satterley, has died at the age of 40. The announcement came just one day after he wrestled against Andrade El Idolo for the national championship at All Out in Hoffman Estates, Illinois. Satterley performed under the name Pac in AEW and was widely known throughout the wrestling world. The news left the pro wrestling community in disbelief because most fans and colleagues had just watched him compete on the pay-per-view event. Many pro wrestlers posted heartfelt tributes to Satterley on social media, expressing shock at his sudden passing. The timing of his death, coming so soon after a high-profile match, made the loss especially difficult for those who followed his career.Satterley Built Decorated Career In WWEBefore joining AEW in 2019, Satterley built a decorated career in WWE, where he performed under the ring name Adrian Neville. During his time in WWE, he was a two-time cruiserweight champion, an NXT champion and a two-time NXT tag team champion. His athleticism and high-flying style made him a standout performer in the company's developmental and main roster divisions. Satterley got his start on the independent circuit in 2004 and quickly became a fixture at Pro Wrestling Guerrilla.He also performed for Dragon Gate USA, Wrestle Zone Wrestling, One Pro Wrestling, Frontier Wrestling Alliance and elsewhere. His reputation as one of the most gifted in-ring performers of his generation grew steadily during those early years. In AEW, Satterley became a two-time trios champion and the inaugural all-Atlantic champion. He was a member of The Death Riders faction who supported their leader, Jon Moxley.His presence in the group added a hard-edged intensity that fit the faction's identity and made him a key figure in AEW storylines. Pro Wrestling Illustrated named him the 11th best wrestler in the world in 2017. That recognition reflected the high regard in which he was held by observers and peers throughout the industry. His matches were often praised for their precision, physicality and creativity.Wrestling World Reacts To Sudden LossThe wrestling world continues to react to the loss of a performer who competed at the highest level for nearly two decades. Tributes have poured in from across the industry, with many recalling his contributions to the sport and his influence on fellow wrestlers. Further details about his death have not been released.