AEW Honors PAC With Tribute Details In Redesigned Full Gear 2026 Logo

AEW Honors PAC With Tribute Details In Redesigned Full Gear 2026 Logo

All Elite Wrestling has unveiled a redesigned logo for this year’s Full Gear pay-per-view, incorporating subtle tribute elements to honor the memory of the late PAC following his unexpected passing on September 27 at the age of 40.

The updated design incorporates several direct nods to the former AEW International and All-Atlantic Champion set against the backdrop of the Arizona desert. The graphics include a prominent “Black Arrow Warning” sign, a pair of black arrows integrated into one of the industrial Full Gear cogs, and visual representations of his signature entrance towel alongside his Death Riders chair.

The Historical Connection Between PAC and Full Gear

The tribute carries deep significance given PAC’s central role in the origin of the event’s name, which dates back to the formative days of All Elite Wrestling in 2019:

  • During AEW’s official launch rally in Jacksonville, Florida, in February 2019, PAC made a surprise appearance to confront Hangman Page.
  • While executives and roster members wore formal business attire, PAC appeared shirtless, clad only in his wrestling trunks and boots.
  • The stark contrast became a recurring running joke on Being The Elite during his feud with Page, ultimately serving as the direct inspiration for the Full Gear title.

Event Details and Match Location

The timing of the tribute coincides with the build toward the upcoming event in Phoenix, Arizona. Fans preparing for the broadcast can look forward to AEW Full Gear 2026 taking place on Saturday, November 14, at the Mortgage Matchup Center.

For complete coverage of the event build and breaking backstage updates, check out our latest wrestling news.

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