Wrestling Star Benjamin 'PAC' Satterley's Cause Of Death Revealed (AEW News)

Doctors have clarified details on the tragic passing of AEW favourite PAC.

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The New York Post recently reported further details on the tragic passing of AEW star Benjamin 'PAC' Satterley. The beloved wrestler sadly died on 27 September, but a cause of death has since been announced.

PAC passed away due to bronchial asthma. His death has been ruled as having happened due to natural causes.

AEW put on a wonderfully touching tribute to Satterley on Dynamite shortly after his passing, and the entire pro wrestling world came together to mourn the loss of a special talent and human being. WWE also aired tribute graphics to the artist formerly known as Neville.

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Onlookers reported an unresponsive man in his car at a CAVA restaurant near O’Hare International Airport just one day removed from AEW's All Out pay-per-view in Chicago. There, PAC had wrestled a typically fantastic match vs. Andrade for the International Title.

That'd prove to be his last hurrah between the ropes.

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The follow up police report has confirmed that there were no signs of foul play involved in his death. Again, it's bronchial asthma that claimed the man's life aged just 40. He was set to fly home that day following his match vs. Andrade on All Elite's pay-per-view.

In addition to the aforementioned tribute graphics, WWE also posted emotional messages from Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn, Bayley, William Regal, Cody Rhodes and others by way of a 40-minute video posted on socials/YouTube. That's still available for anybody who wants to hear some stories about a fallen friend.

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Benjamin's widow Natalie also shared some thoughts via social media.

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