AEW has updated the official artwork for Full Gear 2026, adding several tributes to the late PAC ahead of the November 14 pay-per-view in Phoenix, Arizona.

The revised design highlights the late wrestler’s signature move and some familiar objects associated with his presentation. These additions give this year’s event a deeper connection to its origins.

The changes include multiple references to PAC and his contribution to AEW during the promotion’s early days.

The redesigned graphic features a “Black Arrow Warning” sign with an illustration of PAC performing his signature finishing move.

Two black arrows have also been incorporated into the artwork, alongside his trademark chair and towel associated with his Death Riders entrances.

PAC died on September 27, one day after competing at AEW All Out in Illinois. The updated Full Gear artwork now serves as another tribute to the wrestler following his unexpected passing at 40.



The design also recalls a memorable moment from AEW’s launch rally in February 2019. PAC arrived donning his wrestling gear and confronted Hangman Adam Page, standing apart from the more formal appearance of the other attendees.

That incident later became part of a segment on Being the Elite and helped inspire the name of AEW’s annual Full Gear pay-per-view. The first edition took place in November 2019, making PAC’s connection to the event part of the promotion’s history from its earliest year.

This year’s show will take place at the Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix on November 14. The updated artwork brings together references to PAC’s in-ring identity and the moment that helped give the event its name.

The tribute also gives the Full Gear branding a personal connection beyond the event itself. The Black Arrow imagery and familiar ringside items ensure that PAC remains part of the show’s identity, even as AEW prepares for its next chapter.

Full Gear 2026 is scheduled to take place next month, with the updated poster offering a lasting reminder of PAC’s place in AEW history.