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Combat Sports · Wrestling · published 2026-09-30T00:00:00+00:00 · via WrestleZone

Tony Schiavone Wants PAC’s Black Arrow Retired After His Death

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AEW veteran Tony Schiavone has called for PAC’s Black Arrow finisher to be retired in his honor. PAC, also known as Neville, died on September 27, 2026, shortly after competing at AEW All Out.

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Tony Schiavone, a longtime AEW figure, has urged that PAC’s signature Black Arrow maneuver be set aside as a memorial. PAC, who also wrestled as Neville, passed away on September 27, 2026, soon after taking part in AEW All Out. Within wrestling, a finishing move can become tightly linked to the person who used it, so calls to stop using one after a death often raise questions about remembrance and respect. No formal decision beyond Schiavone’s request is indicated in the available material.

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The story may resonate most with wrestling audiences, AEW viewers, and PAC’s supporters, who could view the Black Arrow as a memorial symbol. A retirement call may shape how promotions and performers discuss legacy, grief, and safety in combat sports. It could also prompt broader reflection on athlete well-being after major events. These are possible reactions, not guaranteed outcomes.

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