WWE boss Triple H hails 'extraordinary' star Ben 'Pac' Satterley after his death aged 40

PerthNow - Sep 28, 2026

Wrestling star Ben 'Pac' Satterley, who appeared for WWE as Adrian Neville, died on Sunday (27.09.26) aged 40, just one day after his final match.

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