Will Ospreay Explains Bringing Back Black Arrow After Pac's Death
“After we lost him, we had the tribute match with myself and Ricochet. The amount of people that are hoping that one of us could pull off the Black Arrow, and I used to do it like years and years ago, but I haven't done it for years because it was just — I nearly didn't make the move, it had spooked me, and I never wanted to go near it again.— Will Ospreay
Tributes continue to pour in for AEW star Pac following his death on September 27. The wrestler, whose real name was Benjamin Satterley and who previously competed in WWE as Neville, received fond words from those across the wrestling world.
He described working with Satterley as awesome and said he wished they could have worked together more. Kalisto recalled first seeing Satterley's Dragongate videos and noted that Satterley was one of the wrestlers who inspired him to perform in that style.
He said Satterley's style was unique and like art in its flow. Their first match together occurred at the Arnold Classic, which was not televised and took place in front of the people at 8 a.m. when both were tired, but they felt they were having a great match.
The second time they worked together was on SmackDown for the US title, and Kalisto believes they could have done more in that bout. While Kalisto wishes they could have done more in the ring, he is grateful for the time they shared between the ropes and in the locker room.
Story timeline · 2 reports
- Kalisto Calls PAC Death SurrealFormer WWE performer Kalisto paid tribute to PAC, who wrestled in WWE as Neville and passed away on September 27.
Source: Wrestling Inc
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