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| WWA | ( | 1966 | ) | ||
| JWA | ( | 1966 | - | 1973/04/14 | ) |
| Amarillo | ( | 1973 | - | 1974 | ) |
| All Japan | ( | 1974 | - | 1988/06/10 | ) |
| Fabulous Kangaroos: Al Costello & Roy Heffernan | 62 * | |
| Become the first champions. | ||
| George Scott & Sandy Scott * | ||
| Kurt Von Stroheim & Kart Von Stroheim | 64/07< | Texas * |
| Bull Curry & Fred Curry | 64/07/20 | Ft. Worth, TX |
| Kurt Von Stroheim & Kart Von Stroheim [2] | 66< | Texas * |
| Mike Paidousis & Fritz Von Goehring | 66/09< | Texas * |
| Defend on 66/09/22 in Los Angeles, CA; billed in Japan as the 6th champions. | ||
| Giant Baba & Michiaki Yoshimura | 66/11/05 | Tokyo |
| Bill Watts & Tarzan Tyler | 67/10/06 | Fukushima |
| Giant Baba & Antonio Inoki | 67/10/31 | Osaka |
| Vacant when Inoki no-shows defence against Crusher Lisowski & Bill Miller on 68/01/08 in Hiroshima because of heavy snow. | ||
| Giant Baba & Antonio Inoki [2] | 68/02/03 | Tokyo |
| Defeat Crusher Lisowski & Bill Miller. | ||
| Wilbur Snyder & Danny Hodge | 69/01/09 | Hiroshima |
| Giant Baba & Antonio Inoki [3] | 69/02/04 | Sapporo |
| Crusher Lisowski & Dick the Bruiser | 69/08/11 | Sapporo |
| Giant Baba & Antonio Inoki [4] | 69/08/13 | Osaka |
| Dory Funk Jr. & Terry Funk | 71/12/07 | Sapporo |
| Giant Baba & Seiji Sakaguchi | 72/05/19 | Los Angeles, CA |
| Baba vacates the title on 72/09/02 when he leaves JWA. | ||
| Kintaro Ohki (KIM Il) & Seiji Sakaguchi | 72/12/02 | Tokyo |
| Defeat Gene Kiniski & Bobo Brazil. | ||
| Johnny Valentine & Killer Karl Krupp | 73/02/22 | Osaka |
| Kintaro Ohki & Umanosuke Ueda | 73/03/06 | Nagoya |
| Killer Karl Krupp & Fritz Von Erich | 73/04/18 | Yaizu |
| Killer Karl Krupp & Karl Von Steiger | 73/04 | |
| Von Erich gives up the title; Krupp chooses Von Steiger as new partner. | ||
| Dory Funk Jr. & Terry Funk [2] | 73/05/26 | Amarillo, TX |
| Ciclon Negro & Killer Karl Kox | 73/08/29 | Lubbock, TX |
| Dory Funk Jr. & Terry Funk [3] | 73/09/26 | Lubbock, TX |
| Giant Baba & Jumbo Tsuruta | 75/02/05 | San Antonio, TX |
| Kintaro Ohki & Kim Duk | 76/10/28 | Tokyo |
| Giant Baba & Jumbo Tsuruta [2] | 76/12/09 | Tokyo |
| Kintaro Ohki & Kim Duk [2] | 77/11/07 | Seoul, KOR |
| Giant Baba & Jumbo Tsuruta [3] | 78/05/11 | Osaka |
| Abdullah the Butcher & Ray Candy | 79/10/12 | Asahikawa |
| Giant Baba & Jumbo Tsuruta [4] | 79/10/19 | Kooriyama |
| Also win NWA World Tag Team Title on 80/06/28 in Detroit, MI, defeating John Bonelllo & Randy Scott (the title is abandoned when the Detroit promotion closes in 80/10). | ||
| Stan Hansen & Ron Bass | 83/04/12 | Matsuyama |
| Giant Baba & Jumbo Tsuruta [5] | 83/04/17 | Nagasaki |
| Tiger Jeet Singh & Umanosuke Ueda | 83/07/26 | Fukuoka |
| Giant Baba & Jumbo Tsuruta [6] | 83/08/01 | Tokyo |
| Vacate in 85/05 when Baba injured; Tsuruta & Gen'ichiro Tenryu wrestle Tiger Jeet Singh & Umanosuke Ueda for the vacant title on 84/05/20 but the match ends with a DDQ. | ||
| Jumbo Tsuruta & Gen'ichiro Tenryu | 84/09/03 | Hiroshima |
| Defeat Bruiser Brody & Crusher Blackwell. | ||
| Riki Choshu & Yoshiaki Yatsu | 86/02/05 | Sapporo |
| Jumbo Tsuruta & Gen'ichiro Tenryu [2] | 87/02/05 | Tokyo |
| Road Warriors: Hawk & Animal | 87/03/12 | Sapporo |
| Jumbo Tsuruta & Yoshiaki Yatsu | 88/06/10 | Tokyo |
| PWF World Tag Team champions Tsuruta & Yatsu defeat NWA International tag team champions Road Warriors to unify both titles to be the first World Tag Team Champions. | ||
* See World Tag Team Title.
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