International Wrestling Grand Prix World Tag-Team Title Holders |
| Fujinami & Kimura became the first champions by defeating Antonio Inoki & Seiji Sakaguchi in the 1985 IWGP Tag-Team League tournament finals. They were officially recognized as the first champions on January 5th, 1986. | ||
| Fujinami & Kimura were forced to vacate the titles in February 5th, 1987, after the team broke up. | ||
| Koshinaka & Mutoh became the new champions by defeating Akira Maeda & Nobuhiko Takada in the tournament finals. | ||
(Rick Steiner & Scott Steiner) |
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| Hase & Mutoh became the champions by defeating Rick Steiner & Scott Norton (subbing for Scott Steiner). | ||
(Road Warrior Hawk & Power Warrior) |
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(Hercules Hernandez & Scott Norton) |
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| Hase & Mutoh vacated the titles on May 6th, 1995, due to Mutoh winning the NJPW IWGP World Heavyweight Championship. | ||
| Chono & Tenzan became the champions by defeating Shinya Hashimoto & Junji Hirata. They vacated the titles on July 7th, 1995, due to Chono no-showing an event due to his father's death. | ||
| Hashimoto & Hirata became the new champions by defeating Mike Enos & Scott Norton. | ||
| Chono & Mutoh were forced to vacate the titles on April 21st, 1997, due to Mutoh's knee injury. | ||
| Chono & Tenzan became the new champions by defeating Shiro Koshinaka & Genichiro Tenryu in the tournament finals. | ||
| Kea & Mutoh were forced to vacate the titles on February 2nd, 2002, when Mutoh left the NJPW. | ||
| Chono & Tenzan became the new champions by defeating Yuji Nagata & Manabu Nakanishi in the tournament finals. | ||
| New Japan ordered the titles to be vacated on November 9th, 2004, due to Takayama's injury. Takayama attempted to give his half of the titles to Kensuke Sasaki on November 21st, 2004. But the NJPW still vacated the titles. | ||
| Nakamura & Tanahashi became the new champions by defeating Kensuke Sasaki & Minoru Suzuki. | ||
| Chono was injured in July 2006 and the NJPW World Tag-Team Titles were put in limbo. | ||
| Koshinaka & Makabe became the interim champions by defeating Giant Bernard & Travis Tomko in the tournament finals. | ||
| Nakanishi & Omori defeated Shiro Koshinaka & Togi Makabe on July 17th, 2006, to become the interim champions. NJPW President Simon Kelly Inoki stripped Masa Chono & Hiroyoshi Tenzan of the titles on September 20th, 2006, after Chono and Tenzan were no longer teaming together. Nakanishi & Ohmori are officially recognized as the champions on September 28th, 2006. | ||
(Togi Makabe & Toru Yano) |
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(Brother Ray & Brother Devon) |
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(Brutus Magnus & Doug Williams) |
NJPW did not recognize the title match, since it was put on in Total Nonstop Wrestling. However, NJPW would later recognize the British Invasion as champions on August 15th, 2009. | |
| Team 3-D became champions by winning a "Four Way Metal Mayhem Double Ladder" Match over the British Invasion (Brutus Magnus & Doug Williams), Beer Money (Robert Roode & James Storm), and the Main Event Mafia (Booker T & Scott Steiner). | ||
(Tetsuya Naito & Yujiro) |
No Limit became champions by winning a "Three-Way Hardcore" Match over Team 3-D and Karl Anderson & Giant Bernard. | |
(Wataru Inoue & Yuji Nagata) |
Seigi-gun became champions by winning a "Three-Way" Match over No Limit and Karl Anderson & Giant Bernard. | |
(Karl Anderson & Giant Bernard) |
Anderson & Bernard became champions by winning a "Three-Way" Match over No Limit and Seigi-gun. |