Elite City AEW Podcast - Weekly Wrestling Talk
A Tribute to Pac
Oct 1, 2026 · 25 min · 9 segments
We talk about Benjamin Satterley (Pac, Adrian Neville), what he meant to us, and what he meant to wrestling as a whole.
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Elite City AEW Podcast - Weekly Wrestling Talk
Oct 1, 2026 · 25 min · 9 segments
We talk about Benjamin Satterley (Pac, Adrian Neville), what he meant to us, and what he meant to wrestling as a whole.
When someone dies there's obviously, like, a tendency to, you know, lionize them and say that they were the greatest and you were their v- biggest fan.
Mm-hmm.
Right? So I'm not trying to do that here, you know?
Right, right.
I, I never, I'm not, I'm not trying to do that here.
Um, he was obviously a great wrestler, um, someone who, you know, cared a lot about wrestling and put on great performances.
Um, but what I was thinking about and, you know, not obviously his whole career, but in the days since he passed I was thinking of, you know, what he meant to wrestling in AEW, and I feel like he was kind of the, the perfect or the prototype of, like, today's modern wrestler, like what a wrestler today is like.
Mm-hmm.
Like, he wasn't huge, like tall, he wasn't tall.
He wasn't-
No, no
... you know, he wasn't-
He's not a big guy at all.
Yeah, he's, I mean, he's phy-
He's not a huge guy
... he's physically impressive-
Right, right
...
but he's not like, you know, 6'8" and 500 pounds, right?
Mm-hmm.
He's a...
And he could do stuff like the black arrow that was, like, incredible and beautiful to watch.
Mm-hmm.
But he was also, you know, incredibly physical and hard-hitting, and, like, it's a perfect-
Yeah
When someone dies there's obviously, like, a tendency to, you know, lionize them and say that they were the greatest and you were their v- biggest fan.
Mm-hmm.
Right? So I'm not trying to do that here, you know?
Right, right.
I, I never, I'm not, I'm not trying to do that here.
Um, he was obviously a great wrestler, um, someone who, you know, cared a lot about wrestling and put on great performances.
Um, but what I was thinking about and, you know, not obviously his whole career, but in the days since he passed I was thinking of, you know, what he meant to wrestling in AEW, and I feel like he was kind of the, the perfect or the prototype of, like, today's modern wrestler, like what a wrestler today is like.
Mm-hmm.
Like, he wasn't huge, like tall, he wasn't tall.
He wasn't-
No, no
... you know, he wasn't-
He's not a big guy at all.
Yeah, he's, I mean, he's phy-
He's not a huge guy
... he's physically impressive-
Right, right
...
but he's not like, you know, 6'8" and 500 pounds, right?
Mm-hmm.
He's a...
And he could do stuff like the black arrow that was, like, incredible and beautiful to watch.
Mm-hmm.
But he was also, you know, incredibly physical and hard-hitting, and, like, it's a perfect-
Yeah
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