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Nathan Frazer says he cannot honor PAC’s Black Arrow finisher
The WWE talent declined a fan’s request to execute PAC’s signature move during AEW’s tribute show.
By Felo News Desk · Published
WWE wrestler Nathan Frazer told a fan that he is "not worthy" of using the Black Arrow, the finishing maneuver popularised by the late PAC, according to Sportskeeda.
What happened
PAC, formerly known as Neville, died less than 24 hours after his final match at AEW All Out. AEW honoured him on the following week’s Dynamite episode. During the tribute, a fan asked Frazer to perform PAC’s Black Arrow. Frazer responded on social media, writing, "Brother… in my dreams. I am not worthy."
What was said
Frazer’s exact words were quoted by Sportskeeda: "Brother… in my dreams. I am not worthy." The outlet also noted Andrade’s emotional tribute, but the focus remained on Frazer’s statement.
Key facts
- Nathan Frazer said he is not worthy of performing PAC’s Black Arrow finisher. (sportskeeda.com)
- PAC died less than 24 hours after his match at AEW All Out. (sportskeeda.com)
- AEW Dynamite aired a tribute show for PAC the week after his death. (sportskeeda.com)
Sources
- [1] sportskeeda.com — originally reported as “WWE star says he's not worthy of hitting PAC's finisher move”
