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Defeat Blanchard & a substitute when Hernandez no-shows but are stripped for pinning the substitute to win the belts.
Ricky Morton & Ken Lucas [3]
1982-12
Corpus Christi, TX
Defeat The Grapplers in tournament final.
The Grapplers
1983-01-15
San Antonio, TX
Dynamic Duo [5]
1983-03-21
San Antonio, TX
Vacant on the same day when Blanchard attacks Hernandez with title belt immediately after victory.
The Grapplers [2]
1983-04-02
San Antonio, TX
Defeat Bob Sweetan & Mando Guerrero in tournament final.
Sheepherders: Luke Williams & Jonathan Boyd
1983-05-07
San Antonio, TX
Luke Williams & Bobby Jaggers
1983-06
Boyed breaks his leg in an auto accident; vacant on 83-07-04 when Williams attacks Jeggers after losing a non-title match to Bob Sweetan & Sweet Brown Sugar in San Antonio, TX.
Bobby Jaggers & Buddy Moreno
1983-08-29
San Antonio, TX
Defeat Bob Sweetan & Ken Timbs in 4-team tournament final.
Fabulous Blonds: Eric Embry & Ken Timbs
1983-09-26
San Antonio, TX
Defeat Moreno & Scott Casey after Luke Williams reportedly breaks Jagger's arm on 83-09-19; title held up after the match against Rock 'n' Roll Express on 83-11-24 in San Antonio, TX.
Fabulous Blonds [2]
1983-12-03
San Antonio, TX
Defeat Rock 'n' Roll Express in rematch.
Al Perez & Manny Fernandez
1984-04-09
San Antonio, TX
Fabulous Blonds [3]
1984-06-13
Awarded when Perez & Fernandez do not defend title.
Fabulous Blonds: Eric Embry & Dan Greer
1984-07-21<
Timbs leaves the area and is replaced by Greer sometime before 84-07-21.
Brett Sawyer & Chicky Starr
1984-09-09
San Antonio, TX
Fabulous Blonds [2]
1984-10-18
San Antonio, TX
Jerry Oske & Rick Casey (Wendell Cooley)
1984-12-17
San Antonio, TX
New Zealand Maoris: Tudui & Wakahi
1985-01-20
San Antonio, TX
Renamed Texas All-Star Texas Tag Team Title in 85-05.
Vacant in 85-08 when Madril and Guerrero split after Guerrero pulls out of a scheduled defence against American Force with Gori Guerrero as a selected guest referee; Madril & substitute Black Gordman lose the match and attack Gory; Chavo defeats Madril to take possession of both belts but chooses to give them away instead of picking a new partner.
