Val Venis has publicly reacted to the death of PAC, while also revealing that AEW’s official account has blocked him.
AEW announced on Sunday that Benjamin Satterley, known around the world as PAC, had died at the age of 40. The news came less than 24 hours after the longtime AEW star competed at All Out 2026, where he challenged Andrade El Idolo for the AEW National Championship.
Following the announcement, Venis shared AEW’s statement regarding Satterley’s passing along with the company’s tribute graphic. The former WWE star offered a brief reaction without providing any additional context. He wrote,
“It just keeps happening…..”
Venis then revealed that he had apparently been blocked by AEW on Twitter. He posted a screenshot of the company’s profile showing the restriction and directly addressed the promotion while questioning why the block had been placed on his account. He wrote,
“HEY @AEW! What the hell is this all about?”
The screenshot indicated that while Venis could still view AEW’s public posts, he was unable to interact with the company’s account. It’s worth noting that whenever someone has health issues or dies these days, Venis accuses them of taking the COVID-19 vaccine.
AEW’s statement on PAC’s death honored his career and offered condolences to his family, friends and fans. The promotion did not reveal a cause of death, and no cause has been publicly confirmed at this time.
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