https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n4Z5xODAtc Ah, Jungle PAC a gimmick that couldve been pulled straight from the WWF's early 90s "new generation" movement. When PAC made his 2007 debut in Italys Nu-Wrestling Federation, he was renamed as Jungle PAC. Despite a night out in Newcastle having some interesting sights, PACs home town was now billed as simply 'The Jungle'. How easy it is to get hold of a bottle of Newcastle Brown in The Jungle is still unknown, though. Whilst the high flying style and dynamic moves were still mainly kept intact, this version of PAC would wrestle barefoot and in a loincloth, depicted as some sort of primitive, unevolved character. This was definitely a side of Satterleys wrestling personality that had yet to be seen, although standard PAC and later Adrian Neville were likely more entertaining and definitely more suitable to getting over in a serious way. Still, Jungle PAC was definitely something different.
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