Bandido has shared details of the final conversation he had with PAC, revealing that the two exchanged shirts from their respective football clubs not long before PAC’s passing. The remarks come roughly a month after PAC’s death, according to Fightful, which first reported Bandido’s comments.
PAC had been a prominent figure on the AEW roster in recent years and was a key member of the Death Riders faction alongside his in-ring commitments. His passing was felt widely across the AEW locker room, and Bandido’s reflection offers a glimpse into the personal relationships PAC built with fellow wrestlers away from television storylines.
According to the reports, Bandido described PAC as being “very good” with him, a characterization that speaks to the rapport the two shared. The detail about the football shirt exchange adds a personal dimension to their relationship, suggesting a friendship that extended beyond the confines of the wrestling business into shared interests outside the ring.
Both Fightful and 411Mania reported on Bandido’s comments, with 411Mania’s coverage emphasizing the same core details: Bandido’s description of PAC’s character and the recollection of their last exchange. Neither outlet provided additional specifics regarding the exact date or setting of the conversation, nor further details about the circumstances surrounding PAC’s death.
PAC’s absence from AEW programming leaves a notable gap within the Death Riders faction, where he had established himself as a significant presence. As tributes and reflections from his colleagues continue to surface, Bandido’s account stands as one of several personal remembrances shared by wrestlers who worked alongside PAC during his time with the company.
The story continues to develop as more wrestlers and industry figures share their own memories of PAC, with outlets like Fightful and 411Mania documenting these tributes as they emerge in the wake of his passing.
