Mustafa Ali Reveals PAC Apologized to the Locker Room After Walking Out on WWE

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“When the 205 Live boys had to sneak out to meet PAC, we just wanted to see our friend again. Our fearless leader. PAC wanted to meet us for something else. He told us that he wanted to apologize for leaving. That he felt he left us hanging. We had to assure him that we all supported him and him fighting the machine. Despite everything he was going through, he was thinking of us. As we said our goodbyes, PAC pulled me aside and said ‘Don’t let the rat b*stards pull you down, bubba,'” Ali wrote.

The story carries even more weight following the AEW star’s sudden passing at 40. All Elite Wrestling confirmed the death of Benjamin Satterley, known as PAC in AEW and Neville in WWE, on September 27. The announcement came one day after he competed at AEW All Out, where he wrestled Andrade El Idolo in an AEW National Championship match.

The King of the Cruiserweights’ career stretched from the British wrestling scene to WWE before joining AEW in 2019.

Mustafa Ali continued to honor PAC

Following the AEW star’s passing, Mustafa Ali described him as the absolute best all-around performer he had shared the ring with and remembered him for protecting and looking after the cruiserweight wrestlers.

Meanwhile, Mustafa Ali remains active in TNA. After suffering fractured ribs and a punctured lung during the TNA lockdown in August, Ali returned on September 24 and successfully defended the TNA International Championship in a three-way match.

For Ali, the return to the ring comes alongside the loss of a former colleague and a friend. His story about Satterley now stands as a personal reminder of the respect and friendship that existed behind the scenes during their WWE days.