A professional wrestler at Monster Factory named James ‘Jimmy The Jester’ Pasquale, a citizen of Old Bridge, New Jersey, has regrettably passed away.
On Wednesday, April 12, 2023, his friend posted on social media to inform everyone that he had passed away. The post reads:
“So sad to hear about the loss of James Pasquale. For over ten years, you were a fantastic buddy who stuck by me in good times and bad. You served as my groomsman and delivered the day’s speech at our wedding. You might be gone, but you’ll never be forgotten. Love you, Jimmy.”
The family may disclose funeral details later; the precise reason for his death is not yet known to the public.
Everyone is devastated to learn of James Pasquale’s passing; they are all mourning and remembering him, paying honour to him, and extending their condolences via social media.
“Damn it, Jester. As much as I rolled my eyes when you suggested it, “Class Clowns” was a damn good name if we had ever tagged.
I’ve missed you since you’ve been gone and hoped to see you on the road or at a show. I’m just mad that we don’t have any pictures together, but I’m thankful for our shared moments. RIP James Pasquale.”
James Pasquale lived in Old Bridge, New Jersey, but was originally from Belvidere, New Jersey. He attended Warren Country Community College while simultaneously receiving his high school diploma from Belvidere.
Since September 2014, he has served as the USAG Men’s Coach and Tumbling Coach at NJ Premier Gymnastics. Since July 16, 2019, he has worked as a professional wrestler at Monster Factory in Pualboro, New Jersey. According to his social media profiles, he has been a professional wrestler at the WWWA since November 2019.
James Pasquale has been a professional wrestler since December 18, 2021, and since July 11, 2020, for Atomic Championship Wrestling and Titan Championship Wrestling Entertainment.
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