WWE's Triple H Shares Tribute To Late AEW Star PAC
On Sunday, AEW and former WWE wrestler, Ben Satterly (fka PAC and Adrian Neville, respectively) died at the age of 40. Tributes to the British wrestler poured in from all across the globe from people who worked with Satterly in various companies. Promotions he never wrestled for like NWA and MLW also paid tribute to "The Man That Gravity Forgot".
While WWE has not officially acknowledged Satterly's death as of this writing, Paul "Triple H" Levesque posted to social media about him on Monday morning. He posted a picture of himself and Satterly from NXT Arrival and talked about working with him in the early days of "NXT".
"Saddened by the death of Ben Satterly, known in WWE as Neville. I had the pleasure of working with Ben in the early days of NXT. This moment, from NXT Arrival, marked the beginning of a new era for that brand and the men and women on it... and Ben was a major force behind that. He was an extraordinary talent and even kinder human being. My thoughts are with his family, friends, and fans across the world."
Saddened to hear about the death of Ben Satterley known in @WWE as Neville. I had the pleasure of working with Ben in the early days of @WWENXT. This moment, from NXT Arrival, marked the beginning of a new era for that brand and the men and women on it ... and Ben was a major... pic.twitter.com/IphHpIB92c
— Triple H (@TripleH) September 28, 2026
During his time in WWE, Neville was known as "The King of the Cruiserweights". He held the Cruiserweight title as well as the NXT Championship and the NXT Tag Team Championship alongside Corey Graves. Satterly debuted in WWE in 2012, but walked out in October 2017 after being unhappy for a while. WWE froze his contract in January 2018 and he was eventually released the following August.