Tell the people who you love that you love them. Make the memories. Say the words while you still can.
Tonight was a deeply touching display of how much PAC meant to so many people, and the lasting impact he’ll continue to have on everyone fortunate enough to know him.
PAC, you are loved, you are missed, and you will never be forgotten.
“THE BASTARD.”
This is, without question, the most difficult video I’ve ever had to make. There will never be enough words to truly explain what PAC meant to me throughout my life, the same way no matter how much I edit, I can never truly capture how great of a man he truly was to so many people.
To be completely transparent, I broke down countless times creating this, even now, I’m still struggling to come to terms with the fact that he really is gone. A lot of you know how much I admired him, I know millions of people are sharing the same feelings of grief as I am, and many are carrying a much deeper and more personal loss than I could ever understand.
No matter how difficult the process will be, today and forever on we will celebrate the extraordinary life and career of PAC. It feels surreal even saying it. I again send my deepest condolences to those who knew him, and to the rest of the community as a whole.
To me, this is the best way I could ever attempt to pay tribute to one of my favorite wrestlers of all time, and celebrate the spectacular career he’s had both in and outside of the ring.
Thank you forever, PAC.
@SpeedballBailey you are a ray of sunshine and an incredible worker. I love pretty much every second of your pure babyface energy, as well as your style. I know a match will rock if you are in it🙂
Hey, lets spread some positivity!
Tag a wrestler you love and show them appreciation. Can be someone you talk about everyday or a person you love and don't talk about enough.
Let's give some people some flowers while we can 💐
All Elite Wrestling is saddened to announce the passing of Benjamin Satterley, aka Pac. A native of Newcastle upon Tyne, England, Satterley began his wrestling career in 2004 and went on to perform for wrestling organizations all over the world, captivating fans with innovative high-flying moves and incredible in-ring ability. Pac signed with All Elite Wrestling in 2019 and held multiple AEW Championships and competed in some of the most memorable matches in AEW history. Our condolences go out to Satterley’s family, friends and fans.
Ten playoff spots are set. Two will be determined on the last day of the regular season Sunday.
Houston and Texas are tied atop the American League West at 80-81. Whoever wins the division will have the worst full-season record of a playoff team in MLB history. The Astros control their destiny, owning the tiebreaker. Houston is in Sacramento (Undecided vs. Brady Basso) at 3:05 p.m. ET. Texas is at Minnesota (MacKenzie Gore vs. Dean Kremer) starting five minutes later. The winner will be the No. 3 seed in the AL and host the sixth-seeded Chicago White Sox starting Tuesday in a three-game wild card series.
Philadelphia and Arizona are battling for the final National League wild card spot. Philadelphia owns a one-game lead, but Arizona has the tiebreaker. So, if the Phillies win, they’re in. If both teams lose, the Phillies are in. But if Philadelphia loses and Arizona wins, the Diamondbacks are in. Whoever it is will travel to third-seeded Atlanta for a wild card series. The Phillies host AL-best Tampa Bay at 3:05 and will send co-ace Zack Wheeler against All-Star Nick Martinez. The Diamondbacks face division rival — and top NL wild card — San Diego, with Michael Soroka opposing TBD at 3:10.
Here is the current playoff picture:
American League
Bye
Tampa Bay (1)
Cleveland (2)
Wild card series (starting Tuesday)
Chicago (6) at Texas/Houston (3)
Boston (5) at New York (4)
National League
Bye
Milwaukee (1)
Los Angeles (2)
Wild card series (starting Tuesday)
Philadelphia/Arizona (6) at Atlanta (3)
Chicago (5) at San Diego (4)
I feel like their build having factions made them think this needed to be an epic. The gut of the story to me was centered more around Ospreay overcoming Mox through newfound strength, meeting Mox at his level. I think that never happened here, the overbooking bogged it down more
Didn't hate it but maybe we should not run Moxley and Ospreay for a bit, definitely never under that Bloodline rules stuff. Derailed a match that was starting to gear up, which has been unfortunately a common occurrence in too many "epic" matches this year.
The Young Bucks may have more days behind them than ahead of them at this point but they are still comfortably the best in the world and I believe they will stay that way until they officially call it quits.