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Poisson turns on Brito during the match (The Montreal Star, 75-03-04); declared vacant after the match against Jacques Rougeau & Yvon Robert Jr. on 75-04-14 in Montreal, QC ends with DDQ.
Held up after the match against Gypsy Joe & Yasu Fujii on 75-07-14 in Montreal, QC.
Gypsy Joe & Yasu Fujii
1975-07-21
Montreal, QC
Vacant in 75-09 when Fujii leaves the area.
El Santos
1976-01-12
Montreal, QC
Win tournament, most likely defeating Jacques Rougeau & Edouard Carpentier in the final; after the match against NAWF champions Tarzan Tyler & Sailor White ends as no contest on 76-06-29 in Montreal, QC, both titles are held up.
Gilles Poisson & Chris Markoff
1976-07-27
Verdun, QC
Defeat Jerry Graham & The Destroyer (Montreal-Matin, 76-07-28).
Gilles Poisson & Serge Dumont
1976-08
Markoff most likely leaves the area sometime after 76-08-07 and is replaced by Dumont.
Dominic DeNucci & Nick deCarlo
1976-08-24
Verdun, QC
Sailor White & Serge Dumont [2]
1976-09-21
Verdun, QC
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Gino Brito & Dominic DeNucci
1977-05-10
Verdun, QC
Defeat Canadian champions Tarzan Tyler & Tony Parisi and recognized as the International champions.
Patterson and Rougeau break up; Patterson defeats Rougeau in a singles match and choses Lefebvre as a new partner; Raymond Rougeau & Rick Martel defeat Lefebvre & Patterson on 82-09-08 in Québéc City, QC but the decision is overturned due to special referee Edouard Carpentier hitting either Patterson or Lefebvre.
