Val Venis posted about PAC’s death—and then shared a screenshot showing AEW had blocked him. The former WWE star wasn’t taking it quietly, tagging the promotion and demanding to know what happened.
Shortly after AEW announced Benjamin Satterley’s passing at 40, Venis shared an image of the company’s statement and memorial graphic. He attached a short comment without explaining what he meant.
“It just keeps happening…..”
Venis then turned his attention to the block, uploading a screenshot of AEW’s Twitter profile. The notice showed that the promotion’s official account had blocked him, and he had a blunt question for whoever was behind that decision.
“HEY @AEW! What the hell is this all about?”
The screenshot spelled out the restrictions on his account. Venis could still view AEW’s public posts, but interacting with the company through that account was off the table.
AEW’s announcement remembered PAC’s wrestling career and extended condolences to his family, friends and fans. It did not disclose a cause of death, which remains unknown at this time.
Venis has now made the block public and put his demand for answers directly in front of AEW. For now, the screenshot delivers the clearest message: he can read the company’s posts, but he can’t join the conversation through its account.
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