According to his friend Debbie Perelli, James Pasquale, also known as Jimmy the Jester, died in an automobile accident at the age of 34.
In a Facebook post, Perelli offered her sympathies, noting that Pasquale was a member of her class of 2006 and that people who knew him in high school will value his professional choices and images.
The Monster Factory, a legendary wrestling school founded by Larry Sharpe in 1983 and subsequently acquired by Danny Cage in 2011, was where Pasquale first got into wrestling in 2019.
Because Cage had relocated the school to Paulsboro, New Jersey, and Pasquale was from Old Bridge, New Jersey, he enrolled.
On Twitter, Cage shared his sorrow at Pasquale’s passing and said he hoped Pasquale will come back to the Monster Factory and be his charming self.
Apart from WWWA, Lucha Riot, Titan Championship Wrestling Entertainment, Atomic Championship Wrestling, and Stand Alone Wrestling, Pasquale also competed in other wrestling promotions.
Wrestling commissioner Gabby Ortiz tweeted that they had lost one of their brothers as several wrestlers shared their sorrow at Jimmy the Jester’s passing.
The wrestling promotion business Find Yourself Wrestling declared that Pasquale would be honored at their forthcoming event on April 29.