All Elite Wrestling’s ‘Dynamite’ began on a somber note as the company paid tribute to wrestler Pac, who passed away at 40. Pac, also known as Benjamin Satterley, died shortly after AEW’s All Out pay-per-view event.
During the broadcast, wrestlers gathered on stage while Tony Schiavone shared heartfelt words about Pac. The emotional moment included a replay of Jon Moxley’s promo, delivered after his match against Will Ospreay.
In the promo, Moxley expressed that despite setbacks, one should always strive for their best. He emphasized overcoming losses in wrestling and life, and appreciating every day as a gift. He noted the privilege of performing in front of fans around the world.
Moxley congratulated Ospreay on his victory, acknowledging the hard work ahead. He drew a comparison between eulogies at funerals, expressing a desire to be remembered for who he was rather than just his accomplishments.
Moxley addressed the future of professional wrestling, urging his fellow wrestlers to seize opportunities and shape the sport’s future. He highlighted the chance to inspire future generations of wrestlers.
Following the tribute, Moxley defended the AEW Continental Championship against Orange Cassidy. A chair was placed in Pac’s honor, acknowledging his absence. Moxley retained his title, and as he concluded the match, Bryan Danielson joined him in the ring.
Despite their past rivalries, Moxley and Danielson embraced in a moment of unity to honor Pac. The emotional night reinforced the close-knit community within AEW.

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