Jay White Shares Emotional Tribute To PAC On AEW Dynamite

Jay White Shares Emotional Tribute to PAC on AEW Dynamite. Jay White delivered a heartfelt tribute to PAC during AEW Dynamite on September 30, reflecting on the enormous influence Benjamin Satterley had on the AEW locker room and on White personally. White spoke about PAC not only as an extraordinary professional wrestler, but also as someone he considered a complete professional and a great man.

White’s tribute centered on the respect PAC commanded from his fellow wrestlers. He recalled watching Satterley repeatedly and attempting to emulate his style, while acknowledging that PAC operated at a level that few could match.

Jay White Reveals How Much PAC Meant to the AEW Locker Room

White began by acknowledging that PAC may never have fully understood the impact he had on the people around him.

“Man, I don’t think you ever realized how much you mean to the locker room. How much you mean to me. How highly we all thought of you.”

For White, PAC’s influence extended far beyond the matches fans saw on television. He described how wrestlers could look at Satterley’s work and find inspiration in the way he approached professional wrestling.

White admitted that he was among those who repeatedly watched PAC and tried to incorporate aspects of his wrestling into his own performances.

“Everybody, I used to watch you over and over and try to emulate you, probably at one-sixteenth of the speed, try to emulate you to no prevail.”

The comment highlighted just how highly White regarded PAC’s ability. Even while joking about being unable to replicate Satterley’s style, White emphasized that PAC possessed something exceptionally difficult to reproduce.

Jay White Calls PAC the Perfect Wrestler

White then delivered one of the strongest descriptions of PAC’s wrestling ability during the tribute.

“Ben, if anybody was ever in a league of their own, it was you.”

He followed that by describing PAC as an exceptionally complete performer and praising both his professional qualities and his character away from the ring.

“You were, you really were the perfect wrestler, the most complete professional, and the greatest man.”

The words reflected the dual nature of White’s tribute. PAC was being remembered not simply for his athletic ability, but for the qualities that made him respected by the people who worked alongside him.

That distinction was an important part of AEW’s September 30 tribute. Across the episode, wrestlers shared stories about PAC’s influence, personality and relationships rather than focusing exclusively on championships or accomplishments.

Jay White Delivers Emotional Message to PAC’s Family

White then described the surreal feeling surrounding PAC’s absence, comparing it to the anticipation of waiting for Satterley to simply walk through the door again.

“It just feels like we’re all waiting for Ben to show up to the Punk Appreciation Night.”

The emotional reality of PAC’s absence then became the focus of White’s closing words. Rather than ending with another description of PAC’s wrestling ability, White offered a prayer for Satterley’s family and friends.

“God, please look over his family. God, look over his friends. God, look over his wife.”

White finished the tribute with a direct message to his longtime colleague.

“And Ben, I miss you. We all miss you. I love you, buddy.”

White’s tribute ultimately presented PAC through the eyes of someone who admired both sides of Benjamin Satterley: the wrestler who inspired his peers and the person they cared about outside the ring.

For Jay White, PAC was someone who existed in a league of his own inside the ring while simultaneously earning the love and respect of the AEW locker room. His final words made clear that Satterley’s influence was not limited to what he accomplished as PAC — it extended to the people who watched him, learned from him and called him a friend.

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