NWA Mid-America Tag Team Championship
An early version of the championship belt
Details
PromotionNWA Mid-America (1972–1981)
NWA Nashville (2001–2011)
Date established1972
Date retired2011
Statistics
First champion(s)The Interns
(Intern I and Intern II)
Most reignsAs a team: The Interns
(Intern I and Intern II) (6 reigns)
As individual: Tojo Yamamoto (13 reigns)
Longest reignJeff Daniels and Steve O (826 days)
Shortest reignJeff Daniels and Lonestar (<1 day)

The NWA Mid-America Tag Team championship was a tag team title promoted by the American professional wrestling promotion NWA Mid-America that ran more or less exclusively in Alabama, Tennessee, and Kentucky, United States, from the 1940s until 1980.[1] Originally the NWA Mid-America promoted their version of the NWA World Tag-Team titles but when they became defunct in 1977 the "Mid-America" title became the main title for the promotion.[2] The titles were reactivated in 2001 under NWA Nashville's patronage and continued to exist until 2011 when they were again abandoned.[3]

Title history

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific team—reign numbers for the individuals are in parentheses, if different
Days Number of days held
<1 Reign lasted less than a day
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign Days
1 The Interns
(Intern I and Intern II) 		1972 House show N/A 1 N/A The Interns were billed as the inaugural champions under unknown cicrumstances. The exact length of the reign is uncertain.[1] [4]
2 Len Rossi and Tony Charles 1972 House show N/A 1 N/A The exact length of the reign is uncertain.
3 The Von Brauners
(Kurt Von Brauner and Karl Von Brauner) 		April 8, 1972 House show Chattanooga, TN 1 21
4 Len Rossi and Tony Charles April 29, 1972 House show Chattanooga, TN 2 N/A
5 The Von Brauners
(Kurt Von Brauner and Karl Von Brauner) 		May 1972 House show N/A 2 N/A
6 The Heavenly Bodies
(Don Greene and Al Greene) 		May 1972 House show N/A 1 N/A
7 Len Rossi (3) and Bearcat Brown July 1, 1972 House show Chattanooga, TN 1 N/A The exact length of the reign is uncertain due to the championship's history not being properly recorded in July 1972. [5]
8 Great Fuji and Steve Kyle July 1972 House show N/A 1 N/A The exact length of the reign is uncertain due to the championship's history not being properly recorded in July 1972.
9 The Interns
(Intern I and Intern II) 		July 1972 House show N/A 2 N/A The Interns were also known as Tom Andrews and Jim Starr.
10 Tojo Yamamoto and Bill Dromo August 8, 1972 House show Birmingham, AL 1 6
11 The Interns
(Intern I and Intern II) 		August 14, 1972 House show Birmingham, AL 3 7
12 Tojo Yamamoto and Bill Dromo August 21, 1972 House show Birmingham, AL 2 7
13 The Interns
(Intern I and Intern II) 		August 28, 1972 House show Birmingham, AL 4 N/A
14 The Continental Warriors
(Bobby Hart and Lorenzo Parente) 		August–November, 1972 House show N/A 1 N/A
— Vacated November 1972 (NLT) N/A N/A — — The titles were vacated under unknown circumstances.
15 The Continental Warriors
(Bobby Hart and Lorenzo Parente) 		November 11, 1972 House show Nashville, TN 2 0-20 Defeat Jim White and Jerry Lawler in tournament final to win the vacant titles.
16 Ken Luchas and Frankie Laine November 1972 House show Birmingham, AL 1 N/A
17 The Continental Warriors
(Bobby Hart and Lorenzo Parente) 		December 1972 House show N/A 3 N/A
18 Tojo Yamamoto and Bill Dromo December 1972 House show N/A 3 N/A
19 The Continental Warriors
(Bobby Hart and Lorenzo Parente) 		January 1973 House show N/A 4 N/A
20 Tommy Gilbert and Eddie Marlin March 14, 1973 House show Nashville, TN 1 0-17
21 The Continental Warriors
(Bobby Hart and Lorenzo Parente) 		March 1973 House show N/A 5 0-29
22 Tommy Gilbert and Eddie Marlin March 29, 1973 House show Chattanooga, TN 2 32
23 Terry Garvin and Duke Myers April 30, 1973 House show Birmingham, AL 1 N/A
24 Tommy Gilbert and Eddie Marlin May 1973 House show N/A 3 N/A
25 Terry Garvin and Duke Myers May 9, 1973 House show Nashville, TN 2 28
26 Bearcat Brown (2) and Joey Rossi June 6, 1973 House show Nashville, TN 1 N/A
27 Terry Garvin and Duke Myers June 1973 House show N/A 3 N/A
28 Tojo Yamamoto (3) and Jackie Fargo July 2, 1973 House show Birmingham, AL 1 N/A
29 The Garvin Brothers
(Ronnie Garvin and Terry Garvin (4)) 		July–August, 1973 House show N/A 1 N/A
30 Joey Rossi and Don Greene August 4, 1973 House show Chattanooga, TN 1 N/A
31 Terry Garvin and Duke Myers August 4–8, 1973 House show N/A 4 0-4
32 Tojo Yamamoto (4) and Johnny Marlin August 8, 1973 House show Nashville, TN 1 28
33 The Garvin Brothers
(Ronnie Garvin and Terry Garvin (5)) 		September 5, 1973 House show Nashville, TN 2 N/A [6]
34 Tojo Yamamoto (5) and Jackie Fargo September–December 5, 1973 House show Nashville, TN 2 N/A
35 The Interns
(Intern I and Intern II) 		December 5, 1973 House show Chattanooga, TN 5 24
36 Bearcat Brown (3) and Don Greene (2) December 29, 1973 House show Chattanooga, TN 1 14
37 The Interns
(Intern I and Intern II) 		January 12, 1974 House show Chattanooga, TN 6 N/A [7]
38 Lorenzo Parente (6) and Bill Dromo (3) January–February, 1974 House show N/A 1 N/A [5]
39 Frank Morrell and Charles Morrell February 20, 1974 House show Nashville, TN 1 N/A
40 Frank Monte and Nick DeCarlo March, 1974 House show N/A 1 N/A
41 Don Kent and Chris Gallagher March, 1974 House show N/A 1 N/A
42 Steve Kovacs and Ricky Gibson August 24, 1974 House show Chattanooga, TN 1 7
43 Don Kent and Chris Gallagher August 31, 1974 House show Chattanooga, TN 2 30
44 Duke Myers and Blue Scorpion September 30, 1974 House show Birmingham, AL 1 N/A Ricky Fields and Johnny Fields replaced Don Kent and Gallagher into the title defense.
45 Jackie Fargo (3) and George Gulas October 1974 House show N/A 1 N/A
46 Don Kent (3) and Count Drummer November 6, 1974 House show Nashville, TN 1 14
47 Jackie Fargo (4) and George Gulas November 20, 1974 House show Nashville, TN 2 42
48 The Masked Godfathers
(Masked Godfather I and Masked Godfather II) 		January 1, 1975 House show Nashville, TN 1 7 The Masked Godfathers were also known as Rocket Monroe and Randy Tyler.
49 Jackie Fargo (5) and George Gulas January 8, 1975 House show Nashville, TN 3 N/A
50 The Bicenntenial Kings
(Dennis Condrey and Phil Hickerson) 		1975 or 1976 House show N/A 1 N/A The exact length of the title reign is uncertain due to the history of the championship not being properly recorded from May 26, 1975 to November 1976. Cagematch.de states that this reign existed until 1976, but other sources say it doesn't, so it is currently unknown if the title change was sanctioned or not due to contradiction of several sources.
51 Karl Von Steiger and Otto Von Heller May 26, 1975 House show N/A 1 N/A The exact length of the title reign is uncertain due to the history of the championship not being properly recorded from May 26, 1975 to November 1976. [8]
52 Bill Ash and David Schultz November 1976 House show N/A 1 N/A
53 George Gulas (4) and Gorgeous George Jr. November 1976 House show N/A 1 N/A
54 The Bicenntenial Kings
(Dennis Condrey and Phil Hickerson) 		November 1976 House show N/A 2 N/A
55 Ricky Gibson and Bill Dundee December 26, 1976 House show Chattanooga, TN 1 7 The Executioner replaced Hickerson in the title defense.
56 The Samoans
(Tio and Tapu) 		January 2, 1977 NWA Mid-America Nashville, TN 1 31
— Vacated February 2, 1977 — — — — The titles were vacated under unknown circumstances.
57 Ken Lucas and Tommy Rich February 9, 1977 NWA Mid-America Nashville, TN 1 7
58 The Samoans
(Tio and Tapu) 		February 16, 1977 NWA Mid-America Nashville, TN 2 98
59 Ken Lucas (2) and Ray Candy June 1977 House show Nashville, TN 1 N/A
60 Pez Whatley and Ray Candy (2) June 1977 House show Nashville, TN 1 N/A It is currently unknown how Whatley became Ray Candy's partner.
61 The Samoans
(Tio and Tapu) 		July 16, 1977 House show Chattanooga, TN 3 21
62 Pez Whatley (2) and Ray Candy (3) August 6, 1977 House show Chattanooga, TN 2 N/A
— Vacated August 1977 — — — — The titles were vacated after Ray Candy left the promotion.
63 George Gulas (5) and Tojo Yamamoto (7) August 24, 1977 NWA Mid-America Nashville, TN 1 N/A George Gulas and Tojo Yamamoto defeated Angelo Poffo and Lanny Poffo and The Samoans (Tio and Tapu) in a 3-team tournament to win the vacant titles.
— Vacated December 1977 — — — — The titles were vacated after George Gulas was sidelined with an injury.
64 Gypsy Joe and Leroy Rochester December 12, 1977 House show Nashville, TN 1 20 Won a tournament for the vacant titles.
65  Lanny Poffo and Bobby Eaton/Pez Whatley (3) January 14, 1978 House show Birmingham, AL 1 N/A Sources contradict upon either Bobby Eaton or Pez Whatley's apartenence of this reign.
66  Gypsy Joe (2) and Dutch Mantell January–February 1978 House show Nashville, TN 1 N/A
67  Gypsy Joe (3) and Buzz Tyler February 22, 1978 House show N/A 1 7 Dutch Mantell gave up his half of the title, leaving Buzz Tyler to defnd alongside Gypsy Joe, however, it was not recognized as an uninterrupted reign.
68  George Gulas (6) and Tojo Yamamoto (8) March 1, 1978 House show Nashville, TN 2 N/A
— Vacated August 1978 — — — — The titles were vacated after George Gulas and Tojo Yamamoto split up as a tag team.
69  Ken Lucas (2) and Dutch Mantell (2) August 12, 1978 NWA Mid-America Chattanooga, TN 1 N/A Won a tournament for the vacant titles.
70  Gypsy Joe (4) and Tojo Yamamoto (9) September 1978 House show Chattanooga, TN 1 N/A
71  Ken Lucas (3) and Dutch Mantell (3)  October 8, 1978 NWA Mid-America Chattanooga, TN 2 N/A This was a Title vs. hair match
72  Gypsy Joe (5) and Tojo Yamamoto (10) October–December 1978 House show N/A 2 N/A
73  The Jet Set
(George Gulas (7) and Bobby Eaton (2)) 		October–December 1978 House show N/A 1 N/A
74 The Fabulous Freebirds
(Michael Hayes and Terry Gordy) 		January 7, 1979 NWA Mid-America Chattanooga, TN 1 178
75 Gypsy Joe (6) and Tom Renesto Jr. July 4, 1979 House show Nashville, TN 1 21
76 Tojo Yamamoto (11) and Great Togo July 25, 1979 NWA Mid-America Nashville, TN 1 N/A
— Vacated August 1978 — — — — The titles were vacated under unknown circumstances.
77 The Jet Set
(George Gulas (8) and Bobby Eaton (3)) 		September 8, 1979 NWA Mid-America Chattanooga, TN 2 N/A
— Vacated September–December 1979 — — — — The titles were vacated after George Gulas and Bobby Eaton split up as a tag team.
78 Jim Dalton and Butch Malone December 1, 1979 NWA Mid-America Chattanooga, TN 1 7 Defeated George Gulas and Ken Lucas in a tournament final to win the vacant titles.
79 George Gulas (9) and Ken Lucas (3) December 8, 1979 NWA Mid-America Chattanooga, TN 1 7
80 The Blond Bombers
(Larry Latham and Wayne Farris) 		December 15, 1979 NWA Mid-America Chattanooga, TN 1 43
81 The Jet Set
(George Gulas (9) and Bobby Eaton (4)) 		January 27, 1980 House show Chattanooga, TN 3 30
82 The Blond Bombers
(Larry Latham and Wayne Farris) 		February 26, 1980 House show Chattanooga, TN 2 8
83 Rocky Brewer and Pat Rose March 5, 1980 House show Nashville, TN 1 14 [9]
84 Tojo Yamamoto (12) and Gypsy Joe (7) March 19, 1980 House show Nashville, TN 1 N/A
85 George Gulas (10) and Rocky Brewer (2) March–May, 1980 House show N/A 1 N/A
86 Tojo Yamamoto (13) and Gypsy Joe (8) May, 1980 House show N/A 2 N/A
87 George Gulas (11) and Rocky Brewer (3) May 28, 1980 House show Nashville, TN 2 N/A [10]
88 Bobby Eaton (5) and Great Togo (2) June 1980 House show N/A 1 N/A
89 The Blond Bombers
(Larry Latham and Wayne Farris) 		July 1980 House show N/A 3 N/A
90 Don Fargo and Robert Gibson September 3, 1980 House show Nashville, TN 1 10 [11]
91 The Manchurrians
(Tio and Tapu) 		September 13, 1980 House show Chattanooga, TN 4 N/A Previously known as The Samoans.
92 Ken Luchas (4) and Ricky Morton September 1980 House show N/A 1 N/A
— Deactivated October 1980 — — — — The titles were abandoned after Nick Gulas' promotion closes.
93 Sweet N Sassy
(Farron Foxx and Quinton Charisma) 		February 17, 2001 House show Nashville, TN 1 11 Foxx and Charisma fought in a four-way tag team match also involving Ashley Hudson and Kory Williams, Chris Daniels and Tim Renesto, and Shane Eden and Lance Dreamer to win the re-activated titles.
94 Jeff Daniels and Tim Renesto March 10, 2001 House show Nashville, TN 1 56
95 Ashley Hudson and Tim Renesto (2) May 5, 2001 House show Nashville, TN 1 27 The match between Jeff Daniels and Tim Renesto and New South ended with Hudson pinning Daniels and Renesto pinning Kory Williams at the same time. NWA Nashville promoter Mike Porter rules that Hudson and Renesto were the new champions.
96 Jeff Daniels (2) and Tim Renesto (3) June 1, 2001 N/A Nashville, TN 2 29 Hudson's and Renesto's win decision was reversed, therefore Daniels was reinstated champion. The previous reign continued being recognized. Daniels and Renestobegan being listed as champions on the NWA Main Event official website as of June 1, 2001.
97 Sudden Impact
(Chris Gatlin and Steve Lane) 		June 30, 2001 House show Columbia, TN 1 35 This was a three-way tag team match also involving Victory Twins (Lee Victory and Lex Victory).
— Vacated August 4, 2001 — — — — Titles were held up under unknown circumstances.
98 Sudden Impact
(Chris Gatlin and Steve Lane) 		August 18, 2001 House show Columbia, TN 2 28
— Vacated September 15, 2001 — — — — Titles were held up under unknown circumstances.
99 Sudden Impact
(Chris Gatlin and Steve Lane) 		September 22, 2001 House show LaVergne, TN 3 36 Defeated Disturbing Behavior (Jeff Daniels and Tim Renesto) and The Bullies in a three-way tag team match to win the vacant titles.
100 Disturbing Behaviour
(Jeff Daniels (3) and Tim Renesto (4)) 		October 28, 2001 House show Columbia, TN 3 216
101 John Noble and Robbie Ruffin June 1, 2002 House show Columbia, TN 1 56
102 Dante and Leatherface July 27, 2002 House show Columbia, TN 1 35
103 Andy Douglas and Ricky Santell August 31, 2002 House show Columbia, TN 1 161
104 The Heartbreakers
(John Caesar and Larry Valentine) 		February 8, 2003 House show Columbia, TN 1 21
105 Dante (2) and Tim Renesto (5) March 1, 2003 House show Columbia, TN 1 27
106 The Heartbreakers
(John Caesar and Larry Valentine) 		March 28, 2003 NWA Main Event Columbia, TN 2 100
107 Justin Sane and Natas July 6, 2003 House show Murfreesboro, TN 1 20
108 Jeff Daniels (4) and Lonestar July 26, 2003 House show Columbia, TN 1 <1
109 Kory Williams and Mike Woods July 26, 2003 House show Columbia, TN 1 29
110 Bryan Turner and Dan Morrow August 24, 2003 House show Murfreesboro, TN 1 70
111 Devil's Disciples
(Damien and Dante (2)) 		November 2, 2003 House show Murfreesboro, TN 1 25
112 Kory Williams (2) and Kid Thrilla November 27, 2003 House show Lewisburg, TN 1 N/A
113 Devil's Disciples
(Damien and Dante (3)) 		December 2003 House show Tennessee 2 N/A
114 Bryan Turner and Dan Morrow December 25, 2003 House show Columbia, TN 2 9
— Vacated January 3, 2004 — — — — Turner and Morrow were stripped off the titles due to not being able to defend them for more than two weeks.
115 Dante (3) and Mephisto II January 3, 2004 House show Columbia, TN 1 61 Defeated Sudden Impact (Steve Lane and Chris Gatlin) to win the vacant titles.
116 Kory Williams (3) and Kid Thrilla March 4, 2004 House show Springfield, TN 2 100 Big Bully Douglas replaced Mephisto II in the title defense.
117 Rex Sexton and Tommy Capone June 12, 2004 House show Columbia, TN 1 N/A
— Vacated June 2005 — — — — The titles were vacated somewhere in June 2005 unde unknown cirsumstances.
118 Jeff Daniels (5) and Mike Woods October 8, 2005 NWA 57th Anniversary Show & Convention Columbia, TN 1 301 Defeated The Old School Players (Apollo and Dynamite Derrick) to win the vacant titles. [12]
119 The Syndicate Crew
(Karnage and LA Player) 		August 5, 2006 NWA Main Event Columbia, TN 1 76 This was a three-way tag team match also involving an unknown team.
120 Jody Lopez and Rick Thunder October 20, 2006 House show Smyrna, TN 1 1
121 The Syndicate Crew
(LA Player (2) and Psycho Medic) 		October 21, 2006 House show Columbia, TN 1 33
122 Brandon Stone and Johnny Gunnz November 23, 2006 House show Columbia, TN 1 2
123 The Syndicate Crew
(LA Player (3) and D'Angelo) 		November 25, 2006 House show Columbia, TN 1 140
— Vacated April 14, 2007 NWA Main Event — — — LA Player and D'Angelo were stripped off the titles due to an illegal interference of the other members of The Syndicate Crew in a match against Johnny Demento and Slade.
124 Jeff Daniels (6) and Steve O March 7, 2009 NWA Main Event Princeton, KY 1 826 Defeated Chris Hayes and Scott Hayes to win the vacant titles.
— Deactivated June 11, 2011 — — — — The titles were vacated somewhere before June 11, 2011 and later abandoned.

Combined reigns

† Indicates the current champion
¤ The exact length of at least one title reign is uncertain, so the shortest length is considered.
Rank Team No. of
reigns 		Combined
days
1 Jeff Daniels and Steve Olsonoski 1 826
2 Disturbing Behaviour
(Jeff Daniels and Tim Renesto)		 3 301
Jeff Daniels and Mike Woods 1 301
4 The Fabulous Freebirds
(Michael Hayes and Terry Gordy)		 1 178
5 Andy Douglas and Ricky Santell 1 161
6 The Samoans/The Manchurrians
(Tio and Tapu)		 4 150
7 The Syndicate Crew
(LA Player and D'Angelo)		 1 140
8 The Heartbreakers
(John Caesar and Larry Valentine)		 2 121
9 Kory Williams and Kid Thrilla 2 ¤100
10 Sudden Impact
(Chris Gatlin and Steve Lane)		 3 99
11 Bryan Turner and Dan Morrow 2 79
12 The Syndicate Crew
(Karnage and LA Player)		 1 76
13 Dante and Mephisto II 1 61
14 John Noble and Robbie Ruffin 1 56
15 The Blond Bombers
(Larry Latham and Wayne Farris)		 3 ¤51
16 Jackie Fargo and George Gulas 3 ¤42
17 Dante and Leatherface 1 35
18 The Syndicate Crew
(LA Player and Psycho Medic)		 1 33
19 Tommy Gilbert and Eddie Marlin 3 ¤32-49
20 The Interns
(Intern I and Intern II)		 6 31
21 Don Kent and Chris Gallagher 2 ¤30
The Jet Set
(George Gulas and Bobby Eaton)		 3 ¤30
23 Kory Williams and Mike Woods 1 29
24 Tojo Yamamoto and Johnny Marlin 1 28
25 Ashley Hudson and Tim Renesto 1 27
Dante and Tim Renesto 1 27
27 Devil's Disciples
(Damien and Dante)		 2 ¤25
28 Gypsy Joe and Tom Renesto Jr. 1 21
The Von Brauners
(Kurt Von Brauner and Karl Von Brauner)		 2 ¤21
30 Gypsy Joe and Leroy Rochester 1 20
Justin Sane and Natas 1 20
32 Bearcat Brown and Don Greene 1 14
Don Kent and Count Drummer 1 14
Rocky Brewer and Pat Rose 1 14
35 Tojo Yamamoto and Bill Dromo 3 ¤13
36 Sweet N Sassy
(Farron Foxx and Quinton Charisma)		 1 11
37 Don Fargo and Robert Gibson 1 10
38 George Gulas and Ken Lucas 1 7
Gypsy Joe and Buzz Tyler 1 7
Jim Dalton and Butch Malone 1 7
Ken Lucas and Tommy Rich 1 7
Ricky Gibson and Bill Dundee 1 7
Steve Kovacs and Ricky Gibson 1 7
The Masked Godfathers
(Masked Godfather I and Masked Godfather II)		 1 7
45 Brandon Stone and Johnny Gunnz 1 2
46 Jody Lopez and Rick Thunder 1 1
47 The Continental Warriors
(Bobby Hart and Lorenzo Parente)		 5 ¤0-49
48 Tommy Gilbert and Eddie Marlin 1 ¤0-17
49 Jeff Daniels and Lonestar 1 <1
50 Terry Garvin and Duke Myers 4 ¤N/A
George Gulas and Rocky Brewer 2 ¤N/A
George Gulas and Tojo Yamamoto 2 ¤N/A
Gypsy Joe and Tojo Yamamoto 2 ¤N/A
Ken Lucas and Dutch Mantell 2 ¤N/A
Len Rossi and Tony Charles 2 ¤N/A
Pez Whatley and Ray Candy 2 ¤N/A
The Bicenntenial Kings
(Dennis Condrey and Phil Hickerson)		 2 ¤N/A
The Garvin Brothers
(Ronnie Garvin and Terry Garvin)		 2 ¤N/A
Tojo Yamamoto and Gypsy Joe 2 ¤N/A
Tojo Yamamoto and Jackie Fargo 2 ¤N/A
Bearcat Brown and Joey Rossi 1 ¤N/A
Bill Ash and David Schultz 1 ¤N/A
Bobby Eaton and Great Togo 1 ¤N/A
Duke Myers and Blue Scorpion 1 ¤N/A
Frank Monte and Nick DeCarlo 1 ¤N/A
Frank Morrell and Charles Morrell 1 ¤N/A
George Gulas and Gorgeous George Jr. 1 ¤N/A
Great Fuji and Steve Kyle 1 ¤N/A
Gypsy Joe and Dutch Mantell 1 ¤N/A
Joey Rossi and Don Greene 1 ¤N/A
Karl Von Steiger and Otto Von Heller 1 ¤N/A
Ken Luchas and Frankie Laine 1 ¤N/A
Ken Lucas and Ray Candy 1 ¤N/A
Ken Luchas and Ricky Morton 1 ¤N/A
Lanny Poffo and Bobby Eaton/Pez Whatley 1 ¤N/A
Len Rossi and Bearcat Brown 1 ¤N/A
Lorenzo Parente and Bill Dromo 1 ¤N/A
Rex Sexton and Tommy Capone 1 ¤N/A
The Heavenly Bodies
(Don Greene and Al Greene)		 1 ¤N/A
Tojo Yamamoto and Great Togo 1 ¤N/A

Notes

[1] – Unless otherwise noted than N/A the length of the reign in uncertain or unrecorded.

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