Remembering Neville / Pac
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Why are Dave LaGreca and Bully Ray remembering Pac and Neville?
Welcome to the Busted Open Podcast. This is Dave Lagreca. On today's episode, myself and Bully Ray remember the man Benjamin Satterley, known in pro wrestling as Neville M. Pac. We talk about losing him at the age of 40. Also, very good friend Enzo, real one, joins us to share memories and moments right here on the Busted Open Podcast.
This is the Busted Open Podcast.
We start off our show today with a ten bell salute to someone we just lost yesterday at the age of forty. Benjamin Satterley, known as Neville, known as Pac, and at the age of forty passed away. Just yesterday, bully and Again, not the way that we thought we were gonna start uh a Monday morning show. And I actually I also want to um give that ten bell salute to sign guy Rick, who also passed away yesterday at the age of fifty-four. So we lost two people yesterday that were so big in the pro wrestling community. But I I do want to start uh with Benjamin Satterley, someone who had just On a show, bully and just turned forty years old at the end of August, but these are the ones that kinda rock you. And you know, since you and I have been doing this show together, we've had a lot of people of our community pass away, a lot of pro wrestlers pass away.
At ages when you expect people to pass away, it's always a sh it's always a shock, it always hurts. But forty years old bully, so young and and somebody that we had just seen, it it really hits you in a different way.
There's no doubt that the world of professional wrestling has lost a tremendous professional wrestler. Um, my condolences to Pox family and friends, my condolences to Pox fans all over the world. all the boys, the guys and gals that were close with him. Forty is definitely entirely too early to check out. Um I am very much of a brutally realistic person when it comes to passing away. When your time's up, your time's up. You never know when it's gonna be and all the cliche stuff kicks into place. Um I did I knew I worked with him for about a year in the WWE. I had a match against him. I had a match where he tagged with us. A good dude, a very quiet dude, uh, a very respectful dude, a polite guy, just a nice guy to be around.
I wish I had more stories to tell. I wish I had uh Um m more that I could add. I will tell you this. I would say the uber majority of people who had crossed paths with Benjamin with Pac over the years have nothing but nice things to say about him. You see the outpouring of love and compassion. on social media for him late last night and early this morning. It's a shame that he is not with us any longer.
Yeah, and and I what you just said I think makes the biggest impact is the impact he made on a lot of people. And obviously w when we have a day like today, we open up the phone lines to fans that want to share uh their condolences at eight seven seven three four four four eight nine three. But you just have to look at social media bully and see um how many people that did work with him throughout the years and you know, he's been a part of professional wrestling for over two decades. You know, how many people he truly touched in his time uh while he's been wrestling and so many people um, you know, via social media and we'll give people opportunities as well. We're gonna have people that, you know, definitely work with him throughout the years that are gonna join us uh throughout this morning uh believe but you can tell just by looking at social media that he really touched a lot of people.
And it's just jarring when you see somebody in the ring and then less than twenty four hours you find that they're gone. And it you know, it just you know, there hasn't been a lot of wrestlers that were that young in their prime still doing that that while we've been doing Busted Open, we've lost, you know. Um, there's there's been very, very few. So that's why it's like so jarring to me. Because you're used to doing this when somebody reaches that age that, you know, unfortunately we know that people are gonna pass. He just turned forty years old. He's just so young.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why are Dave LaGreca and Bully Ray remembering Pac and Neville?
0:00–6:27
2
How did Pac's death at 40 affect the wrestling community?
6:27–12:44
3
How are wrestling fans and John Cena remembering Sign Guy Rick?
12:44–16:55
4
What did Enzo remember about Pac as a person and wrestler?
16:55–20:25
5
How did Enzo and Neville become close friends in WWE developmental?
20:25–23:34
6
What made Pac's NXT matches and wrestling style so exceptional?
23:34–26:31
7
How did Neville elevate WWE's cruiserweight division and 205 Live?
26:31–31:19
8
What personal memories reveal Pac's friendships, humility, and legacy?
31:19–43:33