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Hans Schmidt & Hans Herman 10/57<
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Wild Red Berry & Tosh Togo 58<
Ernie Dusek & Emil Dusek 06/58<
Sonny Myers & Thor Hagen 06/27/58 St. Joseph, MO
Ernie Dusek & Emil Dusek [2] 01/59
Roy & Ray Shires 08/06/59 Indianapolis, IN
Defeat Dick Afflis & Angelo Poffo in tournament to be recognized as NWA
World Tag Team Champions in Indiana.
Gene Kiniski & Dick Afflis 02/11/60
Roy & Ray Shires [2] 04/09/60
Renamed AWA World Tag Team Titles when promotion leaves NWA in 60.
Kurt & Karl von Brauner 01/61
Eddie Graham & Ike Eakins 08/15/61 Tampa, FL
Kurt & Karl von Brauner [2] 08/22/61 Tampa, FL
Don Curtis & Joe Scarpa 03/29/62 Jacksonville, FL
The Assassins 07/05/62 Jacksonville, FL
Vacant in 08/62.
Boris Malenko & Russian Crusher 08/30/62 Jacksonville, FL
Defeat the Kentuckians (Len Montana & Mike Paidousis) in
tournament final.
Tony Baillargeon & Maurice LaPointe 10/13/62 Tampa, FL
Fabulous Kangaroos (Al Costello & Roy Heffernan)
11/22/62 Jacksonville, FL
Don Curtis & Mark Lewin 01/24/63
Vacant in 01/63.
Kurt & Karl Von Brauner [3] 01/29/63 Jacksonville, FL
Win tournament.
Alberto Torres & Ramon Torres 04/63
Hiro Matsuda & Duke Keomuka 06/06/63 Jacksonville, FL
Vacant in 63.
Hiro Matsuda & Duke Keomuka [2] 09/09/63 Jacksonville, FL
Win tournament.
The Assassins [2] 11/63
Don Curtis & Mark Lewin [2] 11/23/63 Jacksonville, FL
Lewin vacates the title when he leaves the area in 01/64.
Skull Murphy & Brute Bernard 01/28/64 Tampa, FL
Defeat don Curtis & Haystacks Calhoun in tournament
final.
Hiro Matsuda & Duke Keomuka [3] 03/10/64 Tampa, FL
Skull Murphy & Brute Bernard [2] 02/18/64 Tampa, FL
Hiro Matsuda & Duke Keomuka [4] 03/10/64 Tampa, FL
Don Curtis & Abe Jacobs 05/05/64 Tampa, FL
Chris Tolos & John Tolos 06/11/64 Jacksonville, FL
Awarded.
Johnny Barend & Magnificent Maurice 03/05/65
Bobo Brazil & Art Thomas
Nikolai Volkoff & Boris Volkoff
Fred Curry & Billy Red Lyons
The Kangaroos (Al Costello & Ray St. Clair)
Fred Curry & Dan Miller 68
Hell's Angels (Ron & Paul Dupree) 68
Ben Justice & Rocky Johnson 01/18/69 Detroit, MI
Hell's Angels [2] 69
Lou & Roy Klein 08/30/69 Detroit, MI
Skull Brothers 69
Ben Justice & The Stomper 01/31/70 Detroit, MI
Texas Outlaws (Dusty Rhodes & Dick Murdoch)
03/21/70 Detroit, MI
Bobo Brazil & Lord Athol Layton 08/08/70 Detroit, MI
Vacant on 12/19/70 when Layton injured by The Sheik.
Kangaroos (Al Costello & Don Kent) [2] 12/18/71 Detroit, MI
Defeat Ben Justice & The Stomper in tournament final.
Ben Justice & The Stomper [2] 07/72
Kurt Von Hess & Karl Von Shotz 12/09/72 Detroit, MI
Fred Curry & Tony Marino 12/72
Kurt Von Hess & Karl Von Shotz [2] 01/05/73 Detroit, MI
Fred Curry & Tony Marino [2] 02/02/73 Detroit, MI
Kurt Von Hess & Karl Von Shotz [3] 02/18/73 Detroit, MI
Fred Curry & Luis Martinez 04/73 Detroit, MI
Ben Justice & Killer Brooks 73
The Stomper & Bobo Brazil 07/21/73 Detroit, MI
Ben Justice & Killer Brooks [2] 73
Fred Curry & Tony Marino [3] 73
Kurt Von Hess & Karl von Shotz [4] 74
Fred Curry & tony Marino [4] 74
Kurt Von Hess & Karl Von Shotz [5] 74
Tony Marino & Bobo Brazil 74
Title held up after match against Ben Justice & Killer Brooks.
Tony Marino & Bobo Brazil [2] 06/15/74
Defeat Justice & Brooks in rematch.
Killer Brooks & Abdullah the Butcher 74
Tony Marino & Bobo Brazil [3] 74
The Mongols 74
Fred Curry & Bobo Brazil 11/74
Awarded when Mongols no-show.
Angelo & Lanny Poffo 01/75
Hank James & Mighty Igor 75
Gene Anderson & Ole Anderson 03/75 California
Claim to the title reverts to Jim Crockett Promotions even though
Big Time Wrestling continues to promote their version of the title
until 1980.
Wahoo McDaniel & Paul Jones 75
Gene Anderson & Ole Anderson [2] 75
Win tournament.
Steve Kiern & Tiger Conway Jr. 11/03/75 Charlotte, NC
Gene Anderson & Ole Anderson [3] 11/17/75 Charlotte, NC
Wahoo McDaniel & Rufus R. Jones 02/76
Gene Anderson & Ole Anderson [4] 03/02/76 Raliegh, NC
Mr. Wrestling (Tim Woods) & Dino Bravo 05/05/76 Raliegh, NC
Gene Anderson & Ole Anderson [5] 06/28/76 Greenville, SC
Ric Flair & Greg Valentine 12/26/76 Greensboro, NC
Gene Anderson & Ole Anderson [6] 05/08/77 Charlotte, NC
Mr. Wrestling & Mr. Wrestling II 77 Atlanta, GA
Gene Anderson & Ole Anderson [7] 77 Atlanta, GA
Dusty Rhodes & Dick Slater 09/23/77 Atlanta, GA
Gene Anderson & Ole Anderson [8] 09/30/77 Atlanta, GA
Ric Flair & Greg Valentine [2] 10/30/77
Stripped in 04/78.
Paul Jones & Ricky Steamboat 04/23/78 Greensboro, NC
Defeated Masked Superstar & Ken Patera in final of 10-team
tournament.
Baron Von Raschke & Greg Valentine 06/07/78 Raliegh, NC
Jimmy Snuka & Paul Orndorff 12/78
Baron Von Raschke & Paul Jones 04/28/79
Ric Flair & Blackjack Mulligan 08/08/79 Greensboro, NC
Baron Von Raschke & Paul Jones 08/22/79 Raliegh, NC
Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood 10/24/79 Raliegh, NC
Ray Stevens & Greg Valentine 03/29/80 Charlotte, NC
Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood [2] 05/10/80 Greensboro, NC
Ray Stevens & Jimmy Snuka 06/22/80 Greensboro, NC
Paul Jones & Masked Superstar 11/27/80 Greensboro, NC
Ray Stevens & Ivan Koloff 02/22/81 Greensboro, NC
Paul Jones & Masked Superstar [2] 03/22/81 Greensboro, NC
Gene Anderson & Ole Anderson [9] 05/01/81 Richmond, VA
Vacant in 12/81 after Gene injured in 10/81.
Ole Anderson & Stan Hansen 02/28/82 Atlanta, GA
Defeats Jack & Jerry Brisco to win the Eastern division of
the tournament; awarded the World title by forfeit when the
Western division winners Wahoo McDaniel & Don Muraco split;
title declared vacant in 09/82.
Sgt. Slaughter & Don Kernodle 09/82
Awarded; allegedly defeat Giant Baba & Antonio Inoki in a
fictitious tournament final.
Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood [3] 03/12/83 Greensboro, NC
Jack Brisco & Jerry Brisco 06/18/83 Greenville, SC
Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood [4] 10/03/83 Greenville, SC
Jack & Jerry Brisco [2] 10/21/83 Richmond, VA
Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood [5] 11/24/83 Greensboro, NC
Vacate on 12/25/83 when Steamboat announced his retirement.
Don Kernodle & Bob Orton Jr. 01/08/84 Charlotte, NC
Defeat Dory Funk Jr. & Jimmy Valiant in tournament final.
Wahoo McDaniel & Mark Youngblood 03/04/84 Charlotte, NC
Jack & Jerry Brisco [3] 04/04/84 Spartanburg, SC
Wahoo McDaniel & Mark Youngblood [2] 05/05/84 Greensboro, NC
Ivan Koloff & Don Kernodle 05/08/84 Raliegh, NC
Dusty Rhodes & Manny Fernandez 10/20/84 Greensboro, NC
Russians (Ivan & Nikita Koloff) 03/18/85 Fayetteville, NC
Krusher Khrushchev joins the Russians to form a 3-man team, all 3
defend the belts in different combinations.
Rock 'n' Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson)
07/09/85 Shelby, NC
Defeat Ivan Koloff & Krusher Khrushchev.
Ivan Koloff & Nikita Koloff [2] 10/13/85 Charlotte, NC
Rock 'n' Roll Express [2] 11/28/85 Greensboro, NC
Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Dennis Condrey)
02/02/86 Atlanta, GA
Rock 'n' Roll Express [3] 08/16/86 Philadelphia, PA
Manny Fernandez & Rick Rude 12/06/86 Atlanta, GA
Manny Fernandez & Ivan Koloff# 05/87
Announced as new champions after Rude is injured.
Rock 'n' Roll Express [4] 05/26/87 Spokane, WA*
Announced as having defeated Fernandez and Rude.
Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard 09/29/87 Misenheimer, NC
Barry Windham & Lex Luger 03/27/88 Greensboro, NC
Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard [2] 04/20/88 Jacksonville, FL
Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane)
09/10/88 Philadelphia, PA
Road Warriors (Hawk & Animal) 10/29/88 New Orleans, LA
Varsity Club (Mike Rotundo & Steve Williams)
04/02/89 New Orleans, LA
Stripped on 05/07/89 after Varsity Club attacked special referee
Nikita Koloff.
Fabulous Freebirds (Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin)
06/14/89 Ft. Bragg, NC
Defeat Midnight Express in 8-team tournament final.
Rick & Scott Steiner 11/01/89 Atlanta, GA
Doom (Butch Reed & Ron Simmons) 05/19/90 WAshington, DC
Title exclusively referred to as WCW World Tag Team Titles from
01/91; NWA World title considered vacant.
Terry Gordy & Steve Williams 07/12/92 Albany, GA
Have defeated Rick Steiner & Scott Steiner on 07/05/92 in Atlanta,
GA to win WCW World Tag Team Titles; defeat Barry Windham & Dustin
Rhodes in tournament final on 07/12/92 to win revived NWA World Tag
Team Titles and unify both titles.
Barry Windham & Dustin Rhodes 09/21/92 Atlanta, GA
Ricky Steamboat & Shane Douglas 11/18/92 Macon, GA
Steve Austin & Brian Pillman 03/02/93 Macon, GA
Arn Anderson & Paul Roma 08/18/93 Daytona, FL
Defeat Austin and Lord Steven Regal, who subbed for the injured
Pillman; recognition dropped by NWA in 09/93 when WCW withdraws
from NWA; Anderson & Roma continue to be recognized as WCW World Tag
Team champions; NWA holds a tournament for the vacant NWA World Tag
Team Titles in 04/95.
The Rock 'N' Roll Express (Rick Morton & Robert Gibson)
04/11/95 Dallas, TX
Defeat Dirty Murdock and Randy Rhodes in a tournament final; vacant in
07/95.
Masa Chono & The Great Muta 07/21/95 Tokyo, Japan
The Road Warriors (Hawk & Animal) [2] 12/26/95 St. Louis, MO
Stripped of the titles on 03/15/96 due to an injury to Animal.
Brian Caruthers & Gary Orth 04/01/96 San Juan, PR
Won titles in international tournament.
The Steiner Brothers [2] 07/21/96 Los Angeles, CA
The Headbangers (Mosh & Thrasher) 10/13/96 Detroit, MI
Death Inc. (Mortis & Wrath) 01/22/97 Atlanta, GA
Titles vacated in 12/97 due to NWA inactivity. WCW becomes part of
the NWA again on 01/01/98.
Fear & Adam Riggs 03/24/98 Sudsbury, Ontario
Defeated The Steiner Brothers in tournament final.
The Crazy Ones (Maniac Mike & Missing Link)
06/01/98 St. Louis, MO
Maximum Carnage (Lord & Mt. Maximus) 10/31/98 Portland, OR
The Crazy Ones [2] 11/26/98 Anchorage, AK
Chris Mann defeated The Crazy Ones on 03/19/99 in a handicap
match to win the belts, but NWA president Don Owens nullified
the title change, claiming Mann pinned the wrong man.
The Rebels (Matt Tullio & Mike Bell) 03/20/99 Toronto, Ontario
Axel Hagar/Martin Bauer 06/02/99 San Juan, PR
Stripped of titles on 09/16/99 for failing to defend them.
The Dudley Boyz (Buh-Buh Ray & D-Von Dudley)
10/31/99 Las Vegas, NV
Vacated the titles on 11/09/99 upon leaving the NWA.
Seek n Destroy (Tony & Dave McMillan) 01/01/99 London, England
Defeated Techno Shock in tournament final.
The Rave (Lenny Lane & Shane Eden) 03/25/00 Herne Bay, England
The Dreadknocks (Ratt & Scavenger) 03/26/00 Chicago, IL
Harlem Heat (Booker T & Stevie Ray) 05/07/00 Charlotte, NC
Hard Rockers (Remi Rocket & Black Ninja)
05/21/00 Richwood, WV
Brian Danzig & Tony Ricconelli 06/11/00 Wellington, NZ
The Gladiators (Lex Luger & Mike Awesome)
07/23/00 San Francisco, CA
Stripped of title on 05/01/01 when Prime Time Sports, the present
owner of the NWA, is purchased by Sports Entertainment Productions,
the parent company of World Professional Wrestling.
The Hell-Raisers (Steve Austin & Bill Goldberg)
06/10/01 Kansas City, MO
Defeated Barry Windham & Scott Steiner for vacant titles.
Ron Simmons & Tully Blanchard 07/05/01 Atlanta, GA
The Hell-Raisers [2] 07/06/01 Cornelia, GA
Shane Eden & Frenchy Riviera 08/10/01 Monroe, LA
Hawk & Power Warrior 08/21/01 Atlanta, GA
The Hell-Raisers [3] 10/21/01 Columbia, SC
Defeated Hawk & Power Warrior in a best-of-7 series.
Canadian Country (Jeff Jarrett & Owen Hart)
11/01/01 Washington, DC
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