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| Graham & Tyler defeated Dick The Bruiser & The Iron Sheik in the tournament finals. | ||
| Rivera left the WWWF Promotion, leading Denucci to choose Pat Barrett as his new tag-team partner. | ||
(Blackjack Lanza & Blackjack Mulligan) |
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(Killer Kowalski & John Studd) |
The Executioners were stripped for using a third member (Nikolai Volkoff) on 11/26/1976. | |
| Strongbow & White Wolf won a "Three team" Tournament over the Executioners and Tor Kamata & Nikolai Volkoff. Belts vacated 8/1977 due to White Wolf's neck injury. | ||
| Tanaka & Mr. Fuji won the vacated titles by beating Tony Garea & Larry Zbyszko in the tournament finals. | ||
(Pierre & Eric) |
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| During the Valiants' time as champions, the belt was renamed the WWF Tag-Team Titles, due to the WWWF becoming the WWF. | ||
(Afa & Sika) |
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| Backlund & Morales vacated the belts shortly after winning them, since Backlund was already holding the WWF Heavyweight Title. | ||
| The Samoans defeated Tony Garea & Rene Goulet in the tournament final to win the vacated titles. | ||
(Rex & King) |
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(Rex & Spot) |
Moondog King was unable to enter the United States from Canada, so he was replaced by Moondog Spot. | |
| When Sika is injured during the title reign, Samoan #3 (Sam Anoia) temporarily replaces him on the team. | ||
(Rocky Johnson & Tony Atlas) |
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(Adrian Adonis & Dick Murdoch) |
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(Mike Rotundo & Barry Windham) |
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(Greg Valentine & Brutus Beefcake) |
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(Dynamite Kid & Davey Boy Smith) |
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(Bret "Hitman" Hart & Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart) |
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(Rick Martel & Tito Santana) |
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(Ax & Smash) |
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(Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard) |
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(Andre the Giant & Haku) |
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| Crush joins Axe & Smash during title reign, with the three men invoking the Freebird Rule, meaning that any two of them could defend the titles. | ||
| The Rockers won the belts from the Hart Foundation on 10/30/1990, but the decision was reversed due to the ropes coming off the turnbuckle during the match. | ||
(Brian Knobbs & Jerry Sags) |
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(Hawk & Animal) |
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(Ted DiBiase & Irwin R. Schyster) |
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(Earthquake & Typhoon) |
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(Rick Steiner & Scott Steiner) |
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(Jacques & Pierre) |
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(Mabel & Mo) |
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(Fatu & Samu) |
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| Belts vacated 11/23/1994 when Diesel and Michaels could no longer function together as a tag-team. | ||
| Holly & the 1-2-3 Kid defeated Bam Bam Bigelow & Tatanka in the tournament finals. | ||
(Bart Gunn & Billy Gunn) |
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| Michaels & Diesel defeated Yokozuna & Davey Boy Smith (replacing Owen Hart) by pinning late-appearing Hart. | ||
| Belts were restored to Hart & Yokozuna due to the pinfall of an 'illegal' man (since Hart was not officially in the match). | ||
| The titles were vacated on 2/15/1996 due to Billy Gunn's severe neck injury. | ||
(Skip & Zip) |
The Bodydonnas defeated the Godwinns in the tournament final to win the vacated titles. | |
(Henry Godwinn & Phineas Godwinn) |
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| The titles were vacated on 7/14/1997, due to Shawn Michaels getting too injured to compete. | ||
| Owen Hart & Davey Boy Smith won a tournament in order to face Austin & a partner of his choosing. Austin chose no one, but was joined mid-match by Dude Love, with the duo getting the win and the titles. Belts were later vacated 9/07/1997 due to Austin's neck injury. | ||
(Mosh & Thrasher) |
The Headbangers won a "Four Way Dance" over the Legion of Doom, the Godwinns, and Owen Hart/Davey Boy Smith to win the vacated titles. | |
("Bad Ass" Billy Gunn & "The Roaddogg" Jesse James) |
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| Kane & Mankind won a "Fatal Fourway" Match over Austin & The Undertaker, The New Age Outlaws, and the Nation of Domination (D-Lo Brown & The Rock). | ||
| The New Age Outlaws won a "Handicap" Match over Mankind to win the titles. | ||
(Faarooq & Bradshaw) |
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(Jeff Hardy & Matt Hardy) |
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(The Undertaker & "The Big Show" Paul Wight) |
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("The Rock" Rocky Maivia & Mankind) |
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(Buh-Buh Ray Dudley & D-Von Dudley) |
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| Edge & Christian won a "Triangle Ladder" Match over The Dudley Boyz and The Hardy Boyz. | ||
(Grand Master Sexay & Scotty Too Hotty) |
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| Edge & Christian won a "Four-Way Elimination" Match over Too Cool, The Hardy Boyz, and T & A. | ||
(Edge & Christian)(3rd) |
Edge & Christian were banned from fighting for the titles, so they wore masks in this one, pretending to be another tag-team. | |
| Edge & Christian tried to prove they weren't Los Conquistadors by wrestling two masked men. The two men, though, turned out to be the Hardy Boyz, who won back the belts. | ||
(Bull Buchanan & The Goodfather) |
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| Edge & Christian won a "Fatal Fourway" Match over Right To Censor, The Dudley Boyz, and K-Kwik & The Road Dogg. | ||
| Edge & Christian stole The Dudley Boyz' title shot and won the belts from The Hardy Boyz. | ||
| After Edge & Christian won the titles, the Dudley Boyz demanded their title shot and got it. | ||
| Edge & Christian won a "Tables, Ladders, & Chairs" Match over The Dudley Boyz and The Hardy Boyz. | ||
(Kane & The Undertaker) |
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(Steve Austin & Hunter Hearst Helmsley) |
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| The Dudley Boyz unified the WWF World Tag-Team Titles with the WCW World Tag-Team Titles in this match. | ||
(Billy Gunn & Chuck Palumbo) |
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(Lance Storm & Christian) |
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(Booker T & Goldust) |
Bookdust won a "Fourway Elimination" Match over Chris Jericho & Christian, The Dudley Boyz, and William Regal & Lance Storm. | |
| The titles were vacated on 3/24/2003 due to William Regal being too ill to compete. | ||
| Morley, with his powers of being Eric Bischoff's Chief of Staff, made himself and Storm the champions. | ||
| Kane & Van Dam won a "Threeway Elimination" Match over Morley & Storm and The Dudley Boyz. | ||
(Sylvian Grenier & Rene Dupree) |
Dupree and Grenier were joined by Rob Conway during the reign of La Resistance. | |
(Ric Flair & Batista) |
Batista & Flair won a "Tag-Team Turmoil" Match over multiple teams at Armageddon 2003. | |
(Ric Flair & Batista)(2nd) |
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(Rob Conway & Sylvian Grenier)(2nd) |
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| La Resistance won the titles on a house show from Regal & Jonathan Coachman, who was subbing for the injured Eugene. | ||
| Kane & the Big Show were the alternates to the Heavyweight Title Match at Taboo Tuesday '05, which meant that they got the title shot. | ||
(Kenny & Mikey) |
The rest of the Spirit Squad (Johnny, Nicky, & Mitch) also defended the titles for the group. | |
| Piper was chosen as Flair's partner by the fans at WWE Cyber Sunday '06; they defeated Kenny & Mikey to win the titles. | ||
(Randy Orton & Edge) |
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| The Hardy Boyz won a 10-Man Tag-Team Over-The-Top Rope Battle Royal, which included Cena & Michaels. | ||
| Kendrick & London won the tag-team titles at a house show in South Africa. | ||
| Cade & Murdoch regained the titles at another house show in South Africa. | ||
(Ted DiBiase(Jr) & Cody Rhodes) |
Rhodes turned on Hardcore Holly during a match and joined with DiBiase instead. | |
| Morrison & The Miz won over Kingston & Punk at a live house show event. | ||
(Carlito & Primo Colon) |
The Colons unified the World Tag-Team Titles with the WWE Tag-Team Titles at Wrestlemania 25. | |
| Jericho & Edge won a "Triple Threat" Match over The Colons and Simply Priceless. Edge later had to drop out of the team when he tore his Achilles tendon. | ||
| Jericho picked The Big Show to be Edge's replacement as the Unified Tag-Team Champions. | ||
(Shawn Michaels & Triple H) |
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(The Big Show & The Miz) |
Show Miz won a "Three-Team Elimination" Match over D-Generation X (Shawn Michaels & Triple H) and The Straight Edge Society (Luke Gallows & CM Punk). | |
(Tyson Kidd & David Hart Smith) |
The Hart Dynasty were awarded the new WWE Tag-Team Championships from Bret Hart in 8/2010, replacing the Unified Tag-Team Titles. | |
| McIntyre & Rhodes won a "Tag-Team Turmoil" Match over The Hart Dynasty, The Usos, Santino Marella & Vladimir Kozlov, and Evan Bourne & Mark Henry. | ||
(John Cena & David Otunga) |
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(Justin Gabriel & Heath Slater) |
Wade Barrett, the leader of The Nexus, ordered David Otunga to lay down to other members of The Nexus and get pinned, due to issues between Cena & Otunga. | |
| Kozlov & Marella became the champions by winning a "Four-Way Elimination" Match over The Nexus (Justin Gabriel & Heath Slater), The Usos (Jey Uso & Jimmy Uso), and Mark Henry & Yoshi Tatsu. | ||
(Justin Gabriel & Heath Slater)(2nd) |
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(Justin Gabriel & Heath Slater)(3rd) |
The Corre's leader, Wade Barrett, immediately invoked the rematch clause for his team after they lost the titles. The Miz then betrayed Cena in the match, leading to a very short title reign. | |
(Michael McGillicutty & David Otunga) |
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(Evan Bourne & Kofi Kingston) |
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| Primo & Epico won the championship from Air Boom at a house show event, and then defended it against them the next day on Raw. | ||
(Daniel Bryan & Kane) |
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