Black Panther (wrestler)

Black Panther is a professional wrestling persona and gimmick used by several wrestlers throughout history. The name evokes imagery of power, stealth, and ferocity, often associated with African themes and mythology. Due to the widespread use of the name, specific details regarding individual wrestlers using the "Black Panther" gimmick are necessary for a complete entry. However, some common traits amongst those who have used this gimmick include:

• Costumes: Often incorporating black and/or panther-themed elements, such as black and gold attire, masks, or body paint.
• Wrestling Style: The style varies widely depending on the individual wrestler, but often features a combination of agility, power, and occasionally mystical or supernatural-inspired maneuvers.
• Character Development: The Black Panther character may be portrayed as either a heroic figure fighting for justice or a villainous antagonist driven by personal gain or malice. This aspect is highly dependent on the creative direction of the wrestling promotion and the wrestler's personality.

To obtain more detailed information, please specify the wrestler you are interested in (e.g., "Black Panther (wrestler from the NWA in the 1970s)", "Black Panther (wrestler who wrestled in Japan)", etc.). The lack of specificity necessitates a broad overview, and further research is required for a comprehensive biography of any specific individual wrestler using the "Black Panther" persona.