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Corey Graves pays tribute his friend Ben Satterley during Worlds Collide broadcast

Corey Graves paid tribute to Pac last night during the taped Worlds Collide broadcast on YouTube.

Just before the Dragon Lee vs Jack Cartwheel match, Graves took a minute to acknowledge his friend and former tag team partner.

“I wanna take a moment to send our thoughts, prayers and condolences to the family, friends and fans of Ben Satterley, who competed in WWE as Adrian Neville,” Graves said. “He was my tag team partner, we held the NXT Tag Titles together. One of the best people our business has ever known, gone way too soon. Rest in power, my friend. Condolences to everybody. He would’ve loved what we are about to witness tonight.”

On social media, Graves wrote that it was impossible to sum up what Ben was to him in a single post and could tell stories for days.

“Every major step of my career, he was there. He was my friend. My tag team partner. My greatest rival,” he wrote, adding several photos of the two together.

Worlds Collide aired via tape delay last night, with commentary added in post-production.


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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