It’s mourning for James Pasquale’s close ones and fans who died at 34 after having serious injuries in a car crash.
James Pasquale who was known by his ring name “Jimmy the Jester” was a well-known wrestler currently under contract with Monster Factory a renowned institution established in 1983, and began wrestling professionally in 2019. Many of his close ones condolence on social media sharing memorable moments.
Everyone got shocked after hearing the news of James’ demise when it was announced by his friend Kevin Protyvnik on Facebook, where he shared a picture in which they both were together.
So sad to hear about the loss of James Pasquale. You were a great friend for over a decade, through thick and thin.’
James’ childhood friend Debbie Perrelli, who knew him while they were at Belvidere High School in New Jersey together, shared the news with fellow alumni.
‘I was just informed that James Pasquale, Class of 2006, lost his life today due to a car accident.
She also said that ‘those of us who knew him while he was in high school will appreciate his career path’ before saying: ‘Rest in Peace Jimmy. Gone too soon for sure.
‘You will be sorely missed by many. Thank you for making us laugh.’
And a heartfelt tribute from a woman called Erin Trzeciak, who appears to have been Jimmy’s partner, described the wrestler as having been ‘such a light in my life’.
Who Was James Pasquale?
James Pasquale born in Old Bridge, New Jersey was a professional wrestler. He attended Belvidere High School and competed in various wrestling events and gymnastics including WWWA, Lucha Riot, Titan Championship Wrestling Entertainment, Stand Alone Wrestling, and Atomic Championship Wrestling.
He had become fans’ favorite after knowing his high-flying moves and technical skills. He won ample championships during his short span of life.
After completing graduation, he got admission to the Warren County Community College to pursue his aspirations of pursuing a career in athletics. From a young age, he commenced wrestling professionally for independent promotions.
His career started with a hike when he started competing in independent wrestling tournaments. His heavy fans praised him and appreciated his superb athleticism, action-packed techniques, and skills. His outstanding performance forced Monster Factory finally signed him to a contract.
Monster Factory’s owner Danny Cage expressed his sadness at the wrestler’s loss on Twitter: ‘I just lost somebody that I was hoping would walk through the doors of monster factory again & be the charismatic goof he always was.
‘Then I heard he was planning to come back. Going to miss you Jimmy the Jester!’
Missy Sampson, a coach at the school, shared on Twitter: ‘We @4MonsterFactory lost one of our own in Jimmy The Jester!
‘He was a funny guy with a heart of gold! Gone too soon! Please hug your friends and family and remind them you love them!
‘Say a prayer for his family and friends! Till we see you again buddy!’
Jimmy the Jester made his company’s television debut in a highly anticipated match against a former world champion. The crowd applauded him for standing up for his outstanding performance despite losing the game.
The tricks Jimmy, the Jester, is known for. k. A James Pasquale, the 450 Splash, and the Shooting Star Press. Whenever he delivered these, there was always a boisterous chant. “The Clown Prince of Professional Wrestling,” declared Jimmy the Jester”.
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Sammy Fernandez, a fellow wrestler, said he wept at the death of his friend.
“I burst into tears as soon as I heard the news. Part of me was hoping it was the greatest joke Jimmy the Jester would pull on us and there would be a huge SYKE at the end of it,” he said via the Mail. “I’m devastated. It’s not a trick, it’s not a prank, and it’s not a joke you would’ve loved to pull on us. I hate that this is real.”
“We wrestled so many times and you were my favorite person to wrestle because you always reassured me of my safety and you were always going to take care of me, I trusted you with my life in the ring. … I don’t want to be sad because that’s not what you would have wanted, but I just didn’t get to let you know how much I loved you.”
“I just lost somebody that I was hoping would walk through the doors of monster factory again & be the charismatic goof he always was,” tweeted Danny Cage, a coach at the wrestling school Monster Factory, where Pasquale trained. “Then I heard he was planning to come back. Going to miss you, Jimmy, the Jester!”
“We @4MonsterFactory lost one of our own in JimmyThe Jester!” tweeted Missy Sampson, another coach at the Wrestling Factory. “He was a funny guy with a heart of gold! Gone too soon! Please hug your friends and family and remind them you love them! Say a prayer for his family and friends! Till we see you again buddy!”