Post by stevenuk1 on Jan 22, 2007 14:47:24 GMT
From 1950-early 1990s, no officially World Tag Team Championships were within the NWA. Several promotions took advantage of this, and created their own World Tag Team Titles. The following are variations what existed at one point.
San Francisco (1950-1979)
Chicago (1953-1960)
Georgia (1954-1969)
Minneapolis (1957-1960)
Texas (1957-1982)
Mid-America (1957-1977)
Central States (1958-1963, 1973-1979)
Los Angeles (late 1950's, 1979-1982)
Florida (1961-1969)
Detroit (1964-1980)
Vancouver (1966-1967)
Mid-Atlantic/World Championship Wrestling (1975-1991)
NWA Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Championship
#1 Gene & Ole Anderson
January 1975/California
#2 Wahoo McDaniel & Paul Jones
May 25, 1975/Greensboro, NC
#3 Gene & Ole Anderson (2)
June 11, 1975/Raleigh, NC
#4 Steve Keirn & Tiger Conway, Jr.
November 3, 1975/Charlotte, NC
#5 Gene & Ole Anderson (3)
November 17, 1975/Charlotte, NC
#6 Wahoo McDaniel & Rufus R. Jones
January 27, 1976/Columbia, SC
#7 Gene & Ole Anderson (4)
February 3, 1976/Raleigh, NC
#8 Mr. Wrestling & Dino Bravo
May 5, 1976/Charlotte, NC
#9 Gene & Ole Anderson (5)
June 28, 1976/Greensboro, NC
#10 Ric Flair & Greg Valentine
December 26, 1976/Greensboro, NC
#11 Gene & Ole Anderson (6)
May 8, 1977/Charlotte, NC
#12 Mr. Wrestling & Mr. Wrestling II
1977/Atlanta, GA
#13 Tony Atlas & Mr. Wrestling II
August 1, 1977/Augusta, GA
#14 Gene & Ole Anderson (7)
August 1977/Atlanta, GA
#15 Dusty Rhodes & Dick Slater
September 23, 1977/Atlanta, GA
#16 Gene & Ole Anderson (8)
September 30, 1977/Atlanta, GA
#17 Ric Flair & Greg Valentine (2)
October 30, 1977/Greensboro, NC
Title stripped April 1978
#18 Paul Jones & Ricky Steamboat
April 23, 1978/Greensboro, NC
Won tournament final, defeating Ken Patera & Masked Superstar (Bill Eadie) in tournament final.
#19 Baron Von Raschke & Greg Valentine
June 7, 1978/Raleigh, NC
#20 Jimmy Snuka & Paul Orndorff
December 1978
#21 Baron Von Raschke & Paul Jones
April 28, 1979
#22 Ric Flair & Blackjack Mulligan
August 8, 1979/Greensboro, NC
#23 Baron Von Raschke & Paul Jones (2)
August 22, 1979/Raleigh, NC
#24 Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood
October 24, 1979/Raleigh, NC
#25 Greg Valentine & Ray Stevens
March 29, 1980/Charlotte, NC
#26 Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood (2)
May 10, 1980/Greensboro, NC
#27 Ray Stevens & Jimmy Snuka
June 22, 1980/Greensboro, NC
#28 Paul Jones & Masked Superstar
November 27, 1980/Greensboro, NC
#29 Ray Stevens & Ivan Koloff
February 22, 1981/Greensboro, NC
#30 Paul Jones & Masked Superstar (2)
March 22, 1981/Greensboro, NC
#31 Gene & Ole Anderson (9)
May 1, 1981/Richmond, VA
Vacated in December 1981 due to a Gene Anderson injury.
#32 Ole Anderson & Stan Hansen
February 28, 1982/Atlanta, GA
Won tournament final. Title vacated in September 1982.
#33 Sgt. Slaughter & Don Kernodle
September 1982
Awarded title.
#34 Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood (3)
March 12, 1983/Greensboro, NC
#35 Jack & Jerry Brisco
June 18, 1983/Greenville, SC
#36 Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood (4)
October 3, 1983/Greenville, SC
#37 Jack & Jerry Brisco (2)
October 21, 1983/Richmond, VA
#38 Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood (5)
November 24, 1983/Greensboro, NC
Title vacated on December 25, 1983.
#39 Don Kernodle & Bob Orton, Jr.
January 8, 1984/Charlotte, NC
Won tournmanent final over Dory Funk, Jr. & Jimmy Valiant.
#40 Wahoo McDaniel & Mark Youngblood
March 4, 1984/Charlotte, NC
#41 Jack & Jerry Brisco (3)
April 4, 1984 Spartanburg, SC
#42 Wahoo McDaniel & Mark Youngblood (2)
May 5, 1984/Greensboro, NC
#43 Ivan Koloff & Don Kernodle
May 8, 1984/Raleigh, NC
#44 Dusty Rhodes & Manny Fernandez
October 20, 1984/Greensboro, NC
#45 Ivan & Nikita Koloff
March 18, 1985/Fayetteville, NC
#46 Rock 'n' Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson)
July 9, 1985/Shelby, NC
#47 Ivan & Nikita Koloff (2)
October 13, 1985/Charlotte, NC
#48 Rock 'n' Roll Express (2)
November 28, 1985/Greensboro, NC
#49 The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Dennis Condrey)
February 2, 1986 Atlanta, GA
#50 Rock 'n' Roll Express (3)
August 16, 1986/Philadelphia, PA
#51 Rick Rude & Manny Fernandez
December 6, 1986/Atlanta, GA
#52 Ivan Koloff & Manny Fernandez
May 1987
Announced as new champions after Rude left the NWA.
#53 Rock 'n' Roll Express (4)
May 26, 1987/Spokane WA
#54 Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard
September 29, 1987/Misenheimer, NC
#55 Barry Windham & Lex Luger
March 27, 1988/Greensboro, NC
#56 Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard (2)
April 20, 1988/Jacksonville, FL
#57 The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane)
September 10, 1988/Philadelphia, PA
#58 Road Warriors (Animal & Hawk)
October 29, 1988/New Orleans, LA
#59 Mike Rotunda & Steve Williams
April 2, 1989/New Orleans, LA
Title stripped in a match on May 7, 1989.
#60 The Fabulous Freebirds (Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin)
June 14, 1989
Won tournament final over the Midnight Express.
#61 Rick & Scott Steiner
November 1, 1989/Atlanta, GA
#62 Doom (Ron Simmons & Butch Reed)
May 19, 1990/Washington, DC
Titles considered vacant in January 1991.
NWA World Tag Team Championship (WCW)
#63 Terry Gordy & Steve Williams
July 12, 1992/Albany, GA
#64 Barry Windham & Dustin Rhodes
September 21, 1992/Atlanta, GA
#65 Ricky Steamboat & Shane Douglas
November 18, 1992/Macon, GA
#66 Hollywood Blondes (Steve Austin & Brian Pillman)
March 2, 1993/Macon, GA
Lord Steven Regal substituted for an injured Pillman.
#67 Arn Anderson & Paul Roma
August 18, 1993/Daytona, FL
Titles vacated in September 1993 after WCW withdraws from the NWA.
NWA World Tag Team Championship
#68 Rock 'n' Roll Express (5)
April 11, 1995/Dallas, TX
Won tournament final over Dick Murdoch & Randy Rhodes. Title held up on June 26, 1995 after match with PG-13 (JC Ice) & Wolfie D)
#69 Rock 'n' Roll Express (6)
July 3, 1995/Memphis, TN
Defeated PG-13 in rematch. Title vacated during Fall 1995.
#70 Tarzan Goto & Mr. Gannosuke
December 9, 1995/Saitama, Japan
Won tournament final over Cactus Jack & Tiger Jeet Singh. Title vacated in August 1996 when Goto and Gannosuke leave IWA Japan
#71 Pat & C.W. Anderson
September 14, 1996/Goldston, NC
Title vacated in 1997.
#72 Rock 'n' Roll Express (7)
January 12, 1998
Awarded title.
#73 The Headbangers (Thrasher & Mosh)
February 17, 1998/Waco, TX
Championship changed hands on World Wrestling Federation television for the first time.
#74 The New Midnight Express (Bart Gunn & Bob Holly)
March 30, 1998/Albany, NY
#75 Border Patrol (Gabe Casteel & Scott Bishop)
August 14, 1998/Greenville, NC
#76 Barry Windham & Tully Blanchard
September 12, 1998/Lincolnton, NC
#77 Border Patrol (2)
October 10, 1998/Cameron, NC
#78 Eric Sbraccia & Knuckles Nelson
October 24, 1998/Cherry Hill, NJ
Title held up on March 3, 1999 after no-show.
#79 Knuckles Nelson & Rick Fuller
June 10, 1999/Dallas, TX
#80 Public Enemy (Johnny Grunge & Rocco Rock)
June 17, 1999/Bolton, MA
#81 Knuckles Nelson & Dukes Dalton
June 19, 1999/Dorchester, MA
#82 Team Extreme (Kit Carson & Khris Germany)
September 25, 1999/Charlotte, NC
#83 Murder, Inc. (Kevin Northcutt & Jimmy James)
November 26, 1999/N. Richland Hills, TX
#84 Team Extreme (2)
December 17, 1999/N. Richland Hills, TX
#85 xXx (Curtis Thompson & Drake Dawson)
March 4, 2000/Cornelia, GA
#86 Main Event (Reno Riggins & Steven Dunn)
April 7, 2000/Eskan, Saudi Arabia
#87 Rock 'n' Roll Express (8)
April 12, 2000/Waegwan, South Korea
#88 L.A. Stephens & Big Bubba Pain
April 17, 2000/Osan, South Korea
#89 xXx (2)
April 19, 2000/Okinawa, Japan
#90 Bad Attitude (David Young & Rick Michaels)
August 15, 2000/Tampa, FL
#91 Bad Street Boys (Joey Matthews & Christian York)
February 3, 2001/Nashville, TN
#92 Bad Attitude (2)
February 17, 2001/Cornelia, GA
#93 David Flair & Dan Factor
March 22, 2001/Athens, GA
#94 Bad Attitude (3)
March 23, 2001/Toccoa, GA
#95 Heavenly Bodies (Vivacious Vito & Casanova Chris)
April 24, 2001/Tampa, FL
#96 Glacier & Jason Sugarman
December 28, 2001/Deland, FL
#97 Heavenly Bodies (2)
December 29, 2001/Live Oak, FL
#98 Tim Renesto & Jeff Daniels
January 26, 2002/Columbia, TN
#99 Heavenly Bodies (3)
April 17, 2002/Winter Haven, FL
#100 The Shane Twins (Mike & Todd Shane)
June 8, 2002/Lima, Peru
Title vacated on June 28, 2002.
NWA World Tag Team Championship (TNA)
#101 A.J. Styles & Jerry Lynn
July 3, 2002/Nashville, TN
NWA World Tag Team Championship is made exclusive to Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. Title held up on August 14, 2002 after a double pin against Jeff Jarrett & Ron Killings.
#102 America's Most Wanted
September 18, 2002/Nashville, TN
#103 Brian Lee & Slash
November 13, 2002/Nashville, TN
#104 America's Most Wanted (2)
8 January 2003/Nashville, TN
#105 Triple X (Elix Skipper & Low Ki)
January 22, 2003/Nashville, TN
All three members of Triple X were allowed to defend the titles. Title held up on February 5, 2003 after match against Brian Lee & Slash.
#106 Triple X (Low-Ki & Christopher Daniels) (2)
March 12, 2003/Nashville, TN
#107 Jerry Lynn & Amazing Red
April 16, 2003/Nashville, TN
#108 Triple X (Christopher Daniels) (3)
May 7, 2003/Nashville, TN
Won a handicap match by disqualification.
#109 America's Most Wanted (3)
June 25, 2003/Nashville, TN
#110 Simon Diamond & Johnny Swinger
August 27, 2003/Nashville, TN
Title vacated on November 19, 2003 after a double pin against the 3Live Kru.
#111 3Live Kru (B.G. James & Ron Killings)
November 26, 2003/Nashville, TN
#112 Red Shirt Security (Kevin Northcutt & Joe Legend)
January 28, 2004/Nashville, TN
#113 A.J. Styles & Abyss
February 4, 2004/Nashville, TN
Title vacated on March 3, 2004 after team splits.
#114 Kid Kash & Dallas
March 31, 2004/Nashville, TN
#115 D'Lo Brown & El Gran Apolo
April 14, 2004/Nashville, TN
#116 Kid Kash & Dallas (2)
April 21, 2004/Nashville, TN
#117 America's Most Wanted (4)
June 3, 2004/Orlando, FL
#118 The Naturals (Chase Stevens & Andy Douglas)
July 7, 2004/Nashville, TN
#119 Chris Harris & Elix Skipper
September 8, 2004/Nashville, TN
#120 James Storm & Christopher Daniels
September 21, 2004/Orlando, FL
#121 Team Canada (Bobby Roode & Eric Young)
October 12, 2004/Orlando, FL
#122 3Live Kru (Konnan & B.G. James) (2)
November 7, 2004/Orlando, FL
#123 Team Canada (Bobby Roode & Eric Young) (2)
December 5, 2004/Orlando, FL
#124 America's Most Wanted (5)
January 16, 2005/Orlando, FL
#125 The Naturals (2)
April 26, 2005/Orlando, FL
#126 America's Most Wanted (6)
October 11, 2005/Orlando, FL
#127 A.J. Styles & Christopher Daniels
June 18, 2006/Orlando, FL
#128 Latin American Exchange (Hernandez & Homicide)
August 24, 2006/Orlando, FL
#129 A.J. Styles & Christopher Daniels (2)
September 24, 2006/Orlando, FL
#130 Latin American Exchange (2)
October 22, 2006/Plymouth Township, MI
#132 Team 3D
April 15, 2007/Saint Charles, MO
This was an Electrified Six Sides of Steel match at Lockdown. Team 3D is stripped of the championship on May 13 when NWA and TNA sever their business relationship. NWA regains control of the NWA World Tag Team Championship.
NWA World Tag Team Championship
#133 The Real American Heroes (Karl Anderson & Joey Ryan)
July 8, 2007/McAllen, TX
Defeated Billy Kidman & Sean Waltman and Incognito & Sicodelico, Jr. in a three-way match for the vacant title.
#134 Los Luchas (Phoenix Star & Zokre)
February 10, 2008/Las Vegas, NV
#135 The SkullKrushers (Rasche Brown & Keith Walker)
October 4, 2008/Robstown, TX
Most reigns: Gene & Ole Anderson 9 reigns
Longest reign: America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris & James Storm) 250 days
Longest combined reigns: AMW 6 reigns 517 days
San Francisco (1950-1979)
Chicago (1953-1960)
Georgia (1954-1969)
Minneapolis (1957-1960)
Texas (1957-1982)
Mid-America (1957-1977)
Central States (1958-1963, 1973-1979)
Los Angeles (late 1950's, 1979-1982)
Florida (1961-1969)
Detroit (1964-1980)
Vancouver (1966-1967)
Mid-Atlantic/World Championship Wrestling (1975-1991)
NWA Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Championship
#1 Gene & Ole Anderson
January 1975/California
#2 Wahoo McDaniel & Paul Jones
May 25, 1975/Greensboro, NC
#3 Gene & Ole Anderson (2)
June 11, 1975/Raleigh, NC
#4 Steve Keirn & Tiger Conway, Jr.
November 3, 1975/Charlotte, NC
#5 Gene & Ole Anderson (3)
November 17, 1975/Charlotte, NC
#6 Wahoo McDaniel & Rufus R. Jones
January 27, 1976/Columbia, SC
#7 Gene & Ole Anderson (4)
February 3, 1976/Raleigh, NC
#8 Mr. Wrestling & Dino Bravo
May 5, 1976/Charlotte, NC
#9 Gene & Ole Anderson (5)
June 28, 1976/Greensboro, NC
#10 Ric Flair & Greg Valentine
December 26, 1976/Greensboro, NC
#11 Gene & Ole Anderson (6)
May 8, 1977/Charlotte, NC
#12 Mr. Wrestling & Mr. Wrestling II
1977/Atlanta, GA
#13 Tony Atlas & Mr. Wrestling II
August 1, 1977/Augusta, GA
#14 Gene & Ole Anderson (7)
August 1977/Atlanta, GA
#15 Dusty Rhodes & Dick Slater
September 23, 1977/Atlanta, GA
#16 Gene & Ole Anderson (8)
September 30, 1977/Atlanta, GA
#17 Ric Flair & Greg Valentine (2)
October 30, 1977/Greensboro, NC
Title stripped April 1978
#18 Paul Jones & Ricky Steamboat
April 23, 1978/Greensboro, NC
Won tournament final, defeating Ken Patera & Masked Superstar (Bill Eadie) in tournament final.
#19 Baron Von Raschke & Greg Valentine
June 7, 1978/Raleigh, NC
#20 Jimmy Snuka & Paul Orndorff
December 1978
#21 Baron Von Raschke & Paul Jones
April 28, 1979
#22 Ric Flair & Blackjack Mulligan
August 8, 1979/Greensboro, NC
#23 Baron Von Raschke & Paul Jones (2)
August 22, 1979/Raleigh, NC
#24 Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood
October 24, 1979/Raleigh, NC
#25 Greg Valentine & Ray Stevens
March 29, 1980/Charlotte, NC
#26 Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood (2)
May 10, 1980/Greensboro, NC
#27 Ray Stevens & Jimmy Snuka
June 22, 1980/Greensboro, NC
#28 Paul Jones & Masked Superstar
November 27, 1980/Greensboro, NC
#29 Ray Stevens & Ivan Koloff
February 22, 1981/Greensboro, NC
#30 Paul Jones & Masked Superstar (2)
March 22, 1981/Greensboro, NC
#31 Gene & Ole Anderson (9)
May 1, 1981/Richmond, VA
Vacated in December 1981 due to a Gene Anderson injury.
#32 Ole Anderson & Stan Hansen
February 28, 1982/Atlanta, GA
Won tournament final. Title vacated in September 1982.
#33 Sgt. Slaughter & Don Kernodle
September 1982
Awarded title.
#34 Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood (3)
March 12, 1983/Greensboro, NC
#35 Jack & Jerry Brisco
June 18, 1983/Greenville, SC
#36 Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood (4)
October 3, 1983/Greenville, SC
#37 Jack & Jerry Brisco (2)
October 21, 1983/Richmond, VA
#38 Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood (5)
November 24, 1983/Greensboro, NC
Title vacated on December 25, 1983.
#39 Don Kernodle & Bob Orton, Jr.
January 8, 1984/Charlotte, NC
Won tournmanent final over Dory Funk, Jr. & Jimmy Valiant.
#40 Wahoo McDaniel & Mark Youngblood
March 4, 1984/Charlotte, NC
#41 Jack & Jerry Brisco (3)
April 4, 1984 Spartanburg, SC
#42 Wahoo McDaniel & Mark Youngblood (2)
May 5, 1984/Greensboro, NC
#43 Ivan Koloff & Don Kernodle
May 8, 1984/Raleigh, NC
#44 Dusty Rhodes & Manny Fernandez
October 20, 1984/Greensboro, NC
#45 Ivan & Nikita Koloff
March 18, 1985/Fayetteville, NC
#46 Rock 'n' Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson)
July 9, 1985/Shelby, NC
#47 Ivan & Nikita Koloff (2)
October 13, 1985/Charlotte, NC
#48 Rock 'n' Roll Express (2)
November 28, 1985/Greensboro, NC
#49 The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Dennis Condrey)
February 2, 1986 Atlanta, GA
#50 Rock 'n' Roll Express (3)
August 16, 1986/Philadelphia, PA
#51 Rick Rude & Manny Fernandez
December 6, 1986/Atlanta, GA
#52 Ivan Koloff & Manny Fernandez
May 1987
Announced as new champions after Rude left the NWA.
#53 Rock 'n' Roll Express (4)
May 26, 1987/Spokane WA
#54 Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard
September 29, 1987/Misenheimer, NC
#55 Barry Windham & Lex Luger
March 27, 1988/Greensboro, NC
#56 Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard (2)
April 20, 1988/Jacksonville, FL
#57 The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane)
September 10, 1988/Philadelphia, PA
#58 Road Warriors (Animal & Hawk)
October 29, 1988/New Orleans, LA
#59 Mike Rotunda & Steve Williams
April 2, 1989/New Orleans, LA
Title stripped in a match on May 7, 1989.
#60 The Fabulous Freebirds (Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin)
June 14, 1989
Won tournament final over the Midnight Express.
#61 Rick & Scott Steiner
November 1, 1989/Atlanta, GA
#62 Doom (Ron Simmons & Butch Reed)
May 19, 1990/Washington, DC
Titles considered vacant in January 1991.
NWA World Tag Team Championship (WCW)
#63 Terry Gordy & Steve Williams
July 12, 1992/Albany, GA
#64 Barry Windham & Dustin Rhodes
September 21, 1992/Atlanta, GA
#65 Ricky Steamboat & Shane Douglas
November 18, 1992/Macon, GA
#66 Hollywood Blondes (Steve Austin & Brian Pillman)
March 2, 1993/Macon, GA
Lord Steven Regal substituted for an injured Pillman.
#67 Arn Anderson & Paul Roma
August 18, 1993/Daytona, FL
Titles vacated in September 1993 after WCW withdraws from the NWA.
NWA World Tag Team Championship
#68 Rock 'n' Roll Express (5)
April 11, 1995/Dallas, TX
Won tournament final over Dick Murdoch & Randy Rhodes. Title held up on June 26, 1995 after match with PG-13 (JC Ice) & Wolfie D)
#69 Rock 'n' Roll Express (6)
July 3, 1995/Memphis, TN
Defeated PG-13 in rematch. Title vacated during Fall 1995.
#70 Tarzan Goto & Mr. Gannosuke
December 9, 1995/Saitama, Japan
Won tournament final over Cactus Jack & Tiger Jeet Singh. Title vacated in August 1996 when Goto and Gannosuke leave IWA Japan
#71 Pat & C.W. Anderson
September 14, 1996/Goldston, NC
Title vacated in 1997.
#72 Rock 'n' Roll Express (7)
January 12, 1998
Awarded title.
#73 The Headbangers (Thrasher & Mosh)
February 17, 1998/Waco, TX
Championship changed hands on World Wrestling Federation television for the first time.
#74 The New Midnight Express (Bart Gunn & Bob Holly)
March 30, 1998/Albany, NY
#75 Border Patrol (Gabe Casteel & Scott Bishop)
August 14, 1998/Greenville, NC
#76 Barry Windham & Tully Blanchard
September 12, 1998/Lincolnton, NC
#77 Border Patrol (2)
October 10, 1998/Cameron, NC
#78 Eric Sbraccia & Knuckles Nelson
October 24, 1998/Cherry Hill, NJ
Title held up on March 3, 1999 after no-show.
#79 Knuckles Nelson & Rick Fuller
June 10, 1999/Dallas, TX
#80 Public Enemy (Johnny Grunge & Rocco Rock)
June 17, 1999/Bolton, MA
#81 Knuckles Nelson & Dukes Dalton
June 19, 1999/Dorchester, MA
#82 Team Extreme (Kit Carson & Khris Germany)
September 25, 1999/Charlotte, NC
#83 Murder, Inc. (Kevin Northcutt & Jimmy James)
November 26, 1999/N. Richland Hills, TX
#84 Team Extreme (2)
December 17, 1999/N. Richland Hills, TX
#85 xXx (Curtis Thompson & Drake Dawson)
March 4, 2000/Cornelia, GA
#86 Main Event (Reno Riggins & Steven Dunn)
April 7, 2000/Eskan, Saudi Arabia
#87 Rock 'n' Roll Express (8)
April 12, 2000/Waegwan, South Korea
#88 L.A. Stephens & Big Bubba Pain
April 17, 2000/Osan, South Korea
#89 xXx (2)
April 19, 2000/Okinawa, Japan
#90 Bad Attitude (David Young & Rick Michaels)
August 15, 2000/Tampa, FL
#91 Bad Street Boys (Joey Matthews & Christian York)
February 3, 2001/Nashville, TN
#92 Bad Attitude (2)
February 17, 2001/Cornelia, GA
#93 David Flair & Dan Factor
March 22, 2001/Athens, GA
#94 Bad Attitude (3)
March 23, 2001/Toccoa, GA
#95 Heavenly Bodies (Vivacious Vito & Casanova Chris)
April 24, 2001/Tampa, FL
#96 Glacier & Jason Sugarman
December 28, 2001/Deland, FL
#97 Heavenly Bodies (2)
December 29, 2001/Live Oak, FL
#98 Tim Renesto & Jeff Daniels
January 26, 2002/Columbia, TN
#99 Heavenly Bodies (3)
April 17, 2002/Winter Haven, FL
#100 The Shane Twins (Mike & Todd Shane)
June 8, 2002/Lima, Peru
Title vacated on June 28, 2002.
NWA World Tag Team Championship (TNA)
#101 A.J. Styles & Jerry Lynn
July 3, 2002/Nashville, TN
NWA World Tag Team Championship is made exclusive to Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. Title held up on August 14, 2002 after a double pin against Jeff Jarrett & Ron Killings.
#102 America's Most Wanted
September 18, 2002/Nashville, TN
#103 Brian Lee & Slash
November 13, 2002/Nashville, TN
#104 America's Most Wanted (2)
8 January 2003/Nashville, TN
#105 Triple X (Elix Skipper & Low Ki)
January 22, 2003/Nashville, TN
All three members of Triple X were allowed to defend the titles. Title held up on February 5, 2003 after match against Brian Lee & Slash.
#106 Triple X (Low-Ki & Christopher Daniels) (2)
March 12, 2003/Nashville, TN
#107 Jerry Lynn & Amazing Red
April 16, 2003/Nashville, TN
#108 Triple X (Christopher Daniels) (3)
May 7, 2003/Nashville, TN
Won a handicap match by disqualification.
#109 America's Most Wanted (3)
June 25, 2003/Nashville, TN
#110 Simon Diamond & Johnny Swinger
August 27, 2003/Nashville, TN
Title vacated on November 19, 2003 after a double pin against the 3Live Kru.
#111 3Live Kru (B.G. James & Ron Killings)
November 26, 2003/Nashville, TN
#112 Red Shirt Security (Kevin Northcutt & Joe Legend)
January 28, 2004/Nashville, TN
#113 A.J. Styles & Abyss
February 4, 2004/Nashville, TN
Title vacated on March 3, 2004 after team splits.
#114 Kid Kash & Dallas
March 31, 2004/Nashville, TN
#115 D'Lo Brown & El Gran Apolo
April 14, 2004/Nashville, TN
#116 Kid Kash & Dallas (2)
April 21, 2004/Nashville, TN
#117 America's Most Wanted (4)
June 3, 2004/Orlando, FL
#118 The Naturals (Chase Stevens & Andy Douglas)
July 7, 2004/Nashville, TN
#119 Chris Harris & Elix Skipper
September 8, 2004/Nashville, TN
#120 James Storm & Christopher Daniels
September 21, 2004/Orlando, FL
#121 Team Canada (Bobby Roode & Eric Young)
October 12, 2004/Orlando, FL
#122 3Live Kru (Konnan & B.G. James) (2)
November 7, 2004/Orlando, FL
#123 Team Canada (Bobby Roode & Eric Young) (2)
December 5, 2004/Orlando, FL
#124 America's Most Wanted (5)
January 16, 2005/Orlando, FL
#125 The Naturals (2)
April 26, 2005/Orlando, FL
#126 America's Most Wanted (6)
October 11, 2005/Orlando, FL
#127 A.J. Styles & Christopher Daniels
June 18, 2006/Orlando, FL
#128 Latin American Exchange (Hernandez & Homicide)
August 24, 2006/Orlando, FL
#129 A.J. Styles & Christopher Daniels (2)
September 24, 2006/Orlando, FL
#130 Latin American Exchange (2)
October 22, 2006/Plymouth Township, MI
#132 Team 3D
April 15, 2007/Saint Charles, MO
This was an Electrified Six Sides of Steel match at Lockdown. Team 3D is stripped of the championship on May 13 when NWA and TNA sever their business relationship. NWA regains control of the NWA World Tag Team Championship.
NWA World Tag Team Championship
#133 The Real American Heroes (Karl Anderson & Joey Ryan)
July 8, 2007/McAllen, TX
Defeated Billy Kidman & Sean Waltman and Incognito & Sicodelico, Jr. in a three-way match for the vacant title.
#134 Los Luchas (Phoenix Star & Zokre)
February 10, 2008/Las Vegas, NV
#135 The SkullKrushers (Rasche Brown & Keith Walker)
October 4, 2008/Robstown, TX
Most reigns: Gene & Ole Anderson 9 reigns
Longest reign: America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris & James Storm) 250 days
Longest combined reigns: AMW 6 reigns 517 days
