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'''Los Panteras''' refers a tag team/trio, a lucha family, and a second tag team/trio consisting of members of that lucha family.
'''Los Panteras''' refers a tag team/trio, a lucha family, and a second tag team/trio consisting of members of that lucha family.


The original tag team consisted of [[El Pantera I]] & [[Pantera II]], with occasional involvement from a [[Pantera III]] (in at least 20 matches, spanning from [https://luchadb.com/events/shows/00094000/00094499.php 1986] to [https://luchadb.com/events/shows/00051000/00051566.php 2016]).
The original tag team consisted of [[El Pantera I]] & [[Pantera II]], with occasional involvement from a [[Pantera III]] (in at least 20 matches, spanning from [https://luchadb.com/events/shows/00094000/00094499.php 1986] to [https://luchadb.com/events/shows/00051000/00051566.php 2016], with his most busy period of 1989 ascribed to Jeque).


Pantera II went on to greater notoriety of the two, and thus became known as the definitive '''El Pantera''' over time. His sons entered lucha libre in the 20th century as [[El Hijo del Pantera]] & [[Pantera Jr.]], teaming with both him and one another.
Pantera II went on to greater notoriety of the two, and thus became known as the definitive '''El Pantera''' over time. His sons entered lucha libre in the 20th century as [[El Hijo del Pantera]] & [[Pantera Jr.]], teaming with both him and one another.
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|[[Mike Segura]]
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| colspan="2" |[[El Pantera]]<br><small>AKA Pantera II</small>
| colspan="2" |[[El Pantera]]<br><small>AKA Pantera II</small>
|Unknown sibling
|Unknown sibling
|<small><- no relation -></small>
|style="background: black;"|
|[[Jeque]]<br><small>AKA Pantera III</small>
|[[Jeque]]<br><small>AKA Pantera III</small>
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|[[El Hijo del Pantera]]
|[[El Hijo del Pantera]]
|[[Pantera Jr.]]
|[[Pantera Jr.]]
|[[Último Gladiador]]
|[[Último Gladiador]]
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|[[Kundra (Estado de Mexico)|Kundra]]
|[[Kundra (Estado de Mexico)|Kundra]]
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Revision as of 12:46, 7 August 2026

Los Panteras refers a tag team/trio, a lucha family, and a second tag team/trio consisting of members of that lucha family.

The original tag team consisted of El Pantera I & Pantera II, with occasional involvement from a Pantera III (in at least 20 matches, spanning from 1986 to 2016, with his most busy period of 1989 ascribed to Jeque).

Pantera II went on to greater notoriety of the two, and thus became known as the definitive El Pantera over time. His sons entered lucha libre in the 20th century as El Hijo del Pantera & Pantera Jr., teaming with both him and one another.

1st Generation El Pantera I Mike Segura El Pantera
AKA Pantera II
Unknown sibling Jeque
AKA Pantera III
2nd Generation El Hijo del Pantera Pantera Jr. Último Gladiador Kundra

Pantera II also had a third son, born circa-1996, who died in a car accident in late-September 2005.