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WCW United States Tag Team Championship

Inactive title

Current name:

Status:

inactive

Names:

WCW United States Tag Team Championship (since 01.02.1991)
NWA United States Tag Team Championship (28.09.1986 - 01.02.1991)

Promotions:

World Championship Wrestling (01.01.1991 - 31.07.1992)
National Wrestling Alliance (28.09.1986 - 31.07.1992)

Title Holders

INACTIVE
31.07.1992

#19
Dick Slater & The Barbarian
25.06.1992 - 31.07.1992 (36 days)
Matches
Kansas City, Missouri, USA

#18
The Fabulous Freebirds (Jimmy Garvin & Michael Hayes) (2)
17.05.1992 - 25.06.1992 (39 days)
Matches
Jacksonville, Florida, USA

#17
Greg Valentine & The Taylor Made Man
17.02.1992 - 17.05.1992 (90 days)
Matches
Rock Hill, South Carolina, USA

#16
Big Josh & Ron Simmons
14.01.1992 - 17.02.1992 (34 days)
Matches
Columbus, Georgia, USA

#15
The Young Pistols (Steve Armstrong & Tracy Smothers)
05.11.1991 - 14.01.1992 (70 days)
Matches
Gainesville, Georgia, USA

#14
The WCW Patriots (Firebreaker Chip & Todd Champion)
12.08.1991 - 05.11.1991 (85 days)
Matches
Gainesville, Georgia, USA

#13
The Fabulous Freebirds (Jimmy Garvin & Michael Hayes)
19.05.1991 - 12.08.1991 (85 days)
Matches
St. Petersburg, Florida, USA

VACANT
25.03.1991 - 19.05.1991 (55 days)

#12
The Steiner Brothers (Rick Steiner & Scott Steiner)
24.08.1990 - 25.03.1991 (213 days)
Matches
East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA

#11
The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane) (3)
19.05.1990 - 24.08.1990 (97 days)
Matches
Washington, District Of Columbia, USA

#10
Flyin' Brian & The Z-Man
12.02.1990 - 19.05.1990 (96 days)
Matches
Gainesville, Georgia, USA

VACANT
xx.04.1989 - 12.02.1990 (?)

#9
Eddie Gilbert & Rick Steiner
28.02.1989 - xx.04.1989 (?)
Matches
Columbia, South Carolina, USA

#8
The Varsity Club (Kevin Sullivan & Steve Williams)
26.12.1988 - 28.02.1989 (64 days)
Matches
Norfolk, Virginia, USA

#7
The Fantastics (Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers) (2)
07.12.1988 - 26.12.1988 (19 days)
Matches
Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA

VACANT
10.09.1988 - 07.12.1988 (88 days)

#6
The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane) (2)
10.07.1988 - 10.09.1988 (62 days)
Matches
Baltimore, Maryland, USA

#5
The Fantastics (Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers)
26.04.1988 - 10.07.1988 (75 days)
Matches
Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA

#4
The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane)
10.05.1987 - 26.04.1988 (352 days)
Matches
Atlanta, Georgia, USA

VACANT
04.04.1987 - 10.05.1987 (36 days)

#3
Dick Murdoch & Ivan Koloff
08.03.1987 - 04.04.1987 (27 days)
Matches
Atlanta, Georgia, USA

#2
Barry Windham & Ron Garvin
09.12.1986 - 08.03.1987 (89 days)
Matches
Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA

#1
Ivan Koloff & Krusher Kruschev
28.09.1986 - 09.12.1986 (72 days)
Matches
Atlanta, Georgia, USA

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Current Total Rating (?)

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Number of comments: 2

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Average rating: 6.00 [2]

Average rating in 2022: 6.00 [1]

Average rating in 2020: 6.00 [1]

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Latest comments of the CAGEMATCH inmates

XXDoubleHHXX wrote on 27.01.2022:

[6.0] "I like the idea of a second set of tag titles, giving the lesser teams in the division a chance to shine as champions and maybe try to push them to the main belts. Sadly most teams were thrown together and the design of the belts were terrible, like the worst."

DanTalksRasslin wrote on 26.08.2020:

[6.0] "Originally introduced by JCP to replace two previous regional tag titles, the NWA Mid-Atlantic and Georgia National Tag Titles, after the transition to WCW the US Tag Titles served as a secondary tag team championship, most often being contested on regular TV and 'Clash of the Champions' shows (with the occasional full PPV thrown in). The belts were held by some great teams during their history, including the likes of the Steiner Brothers and the Midnight Express, and some very good matches were held for them. As time went on, though, it became clear that having two sets of tag belts in the same division wasn't really necessary on a national televised product, and the belts were somewhat unceremoniously dropped at the end of July 1992."