Jimmy The Jester, Professional Wrestler, Passes Away At 34

According to reports, he died after being involved in an accident and sustaining critical injuries.

The pro fighter, who began his career in 2019, and was a member of the Monster Factory, an award-winning wrestling school founded in 1983, has received several tributes.

He wrestled in WWWA, Lucha Riot, Titan Championship Wrestling Entertainment, Atomic Championship Wrestling, and Stand Alone Wrestling during his career.

Members of the wrestling community expressed grief at the death of The Clown Prince of Professional Wrestling at such a young age.

Danny Cage, the owner of Monster Factory, expressed his grief about the wrestler's death on Twitter.

He wrote, "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!

Coach at the school Missy Sampson, posted on Twitter, saying: "We @4MonsterFactory lost one of our own in Jimmy The Jester!"

She continued, "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!"

On Twitter, Gabby Ortiz said, "We lost one of our brothers today. Really tough news to hear. R.I.P. Jimmy."

A recently released documentary on Apple T.V. about fighters attempting to become pros features Ortiz and other stars from the renowned wrestling school Pasquale attended.

Pasquale built a reputation for himself on the wrestling scene with his high-flying actions and technical skills.

He rapidly captured the crowd's hearts and amassed many championships.

He won many tournaments throughout his career and quickly rose to the top of the fan favorites list.

Kevin Protyvniak, The Jester's friend, confirmed his death on Facebook, where he also shared photos of them.

He wrote, "So sad to hear about the loss of James Pasquale. You were a great friend for over a decade, there through thick and thin."

Debbie Perrelli, who knew him at Belvidere High School in New Jersey, told fellow graduates about the tragedy.

She wrote, "I was just informed that James Pasquale, Class of 2006, lost his life today due to a car accident."

She added that "those of us who knew him while he was in high school will appreciate his career path. Rest in Peace, Jimmy. Gone too soon, for sure. You will be sorely missed by many. Thank you for making us laugh."

In a heart-touching tribute, a lady named Erin Trzeciak, who appears to have been Jimmy's life partner, praised the wrestler as "such a light in my life."