Pro Wrestling Star Pac of All Elite Wrestling Dies Suddenly @ 40
If you’re not familiar with the world of professional wrestling, then it’s quite possible you’ve never heard of Pac (formerly Adrian Neville), whose real name was Benjamin Satterley. If you are, however, then you recognize his name as one of the best in-ring performers in the business. Shorter than most of his counterparts, Satterley made up for his lack of height by turning himself into a physical specimen and exhibiting his sensational raw athleticism on a weekly basis.
It is for those precise reasons that his sudden death at the age of 40 on Sunday was so shocking to his fans. He even wrestled at AEW’s All Out pay-per-view event the previous night. To make things even stranger, Satterley’s body was found inside a vehicle in the parking lot of a CAVA restaurant.
This is Part 1 of a two-part post:
- Pro Wrestling Star Pac of All Elite Wrestling Dies Suddenly @ 40
- Satterley’s Sudden Death, the Circle, and a Beastly ‘6-Pac’
Tupac & Biggie
I must say, it’s pretty wild that a guy named Pac has died so suddenly. About a month ago, I made this post on the conviction of Duane “Keffe D” Davis, who was the first man to go to prison for the killing of Tupac Shakur:
I even asked Kodi on Discord if Pac had wrestled the night before the verdict:
The murder of Tupac was part of a double riddle along with the subsequent killing of The Notorious B.I.G. the following year.
While I was working on my posts yesterday, I suggested the Colts game from this weekend might be connected to Biggie (of course I sent these at 3:22):
Lo and behold, Pac‘s death made headlines just a couple of hours later.
This is simply to demonstrate that once again, synchronicity and patterns within major news stories are always pointing to events in the near future. While nobody here is claiming to be able to predict the future (yet), it’s clear that observing our reality through this lens provides clues on what’s coming next.
Not only are the names Tupac and Pac so similar…they’re also a Supermatch in gematria.


Tupac Amaru Shakur was born in 1971:




193 is the 44th Prime number


In All Elite Wrestling, Satterley was a member of two different groups with the word Death in them. He was a part of the Death Triangle with Pentagon Jr. and Rey Fenix, and at the time he died he was a member of the Death Riders. I actually Blogged about the Death Riders in relation to the ICE shootings from January of this year:
- ICE Agent Shoots, Kills Woman Named ‘Renee Nicole Good’ in Minneapolis
- Federal ICE Agents Kill Alex Pretti While Attempting to Arrest Him
Jesuit “Sacrifice” Code
Satterley was born on the date leaving 131 days in the year, which also had Standard numerology of 116:


The date he died had numerology of 82, 46, and 62: 


That date was September 27th, or 9/27 of 2026:


9/27 is also the date the Jesuit Order was founded in Paris in 1540:










Biggie’s full name was Christopher George Latore Wallace.

Benjamin’s legal and ring names both have gematria of 266.


The letters on the Jesuit emblem, IHS, stand for Iesus Hominum Salvator. The Jesuits were founded by St. Francis, who is also the namesake for Pope Francis, who is the first pontiff of the Catholic Church to have been a Jesuit.

Francis was the 266th pope

Pac was only 17 years, 7 months old for his first match, and signed with AEW 177 months later:

Solar Eclipses are often separated by 177 days (six lunar phases).


The motto of the Society of Jesus is For the Greater Glory of God.

1733 is the 270th Prime number
The Jesuits celebrate their anniversary on the 270th day of the year:![]()

Pac died on the 270th day of the year:![]()
According to his friends, the name Pac comes from his time in school, where he got the name for always having a Six-pack of abs.





He was born on August 22nd, written as 8/22 or 22/8:

Miscellaneous Notes

This is the Latin gematria of 393. Check out my other post from today for more on this connection.







Check out Part 2 for more:
- Pro Wrestling Star Pac of All Elite Wrestling Dies Suddenly @ 40
- Satterley’s Sudden Death, the Circle, and a Beastly ‘6-Pac’


