NWA North American Tag Team Championship (Central States version)
Title history
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NWA North American Tag Team Championship (Central States version)

Section Title: Title history
Table Section Text: Key

#	Tag team name Wrestlers	Reign	Date	Days held	Location	Event	Notes

1	Sonny Myers and Pat O'Connor	1	December 19, 1963	63	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event	Myers and O'Connor defeated The Stomper and Mike Sharpe in tournament final

2	Bob Geigel and Bill Miller	1	February 20, 1964	92	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

3	Sonny Myers and Pat O'Connor	2	May 22, 1964	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

4	Don Slatton and Moose Evans	1	(NLT) June 19, 1964	Live event

—	Vacated	N/A	February 1965	N/A	N/A	N/A	Championship was vacated, no reason was found documented

6	Doug Gilbert and Ron Reed	1	February 19, 1965	St. Joseph, Missouri	Live event	Defeated Dutch Savage and Tom Clark to win the vacant championship; also recognized as the NWA United States Tag Team Championship.

7	Rocky Hamilton and Dutch Savage	1	March 1965	Live event

8	Doug Gilbert and Ron Reed	2	March 25, 1965	63	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

9	Bob Geigel (2) and Dutch Savage (2)	1	May 27, 1965	46	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

—	Vacated	N/A	July 12, 1965	N/A	N/A	N/A	Vacated for unknown reasons

10	"Bulldog" Bob Brown and Bob Geigel (3)	1	August 1965	Amarillo, Texas	Live event	Win tournament; may be held up after a match against Lou Thesz and Bob Ellis in December 1965.

11	Bob Ellis and The Stomper	1	May 19, 1966	56	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

12	Jack Donovan and The Viking	1	July 14, 1966	70	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

13	"Bulldog" Bob Brown and Bob Geigel (4)	2	September 22, 1966	267	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

14	Ron Etchison and Sonny Myers (3)	1	June 16, 1967	111	St. Joseph, Missouri	Live event

15	Bob Ellis (2) and The Viking (2)	1	October 5, 1967	14	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

16	"Bulldog" Bob Brown and Bob Geigel (5)	3	October 19, 1967	84	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

17	Ron Etchison (2) and Klondike Bill	1	January 11, 1968	21	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

18	"Bulldog" Bob Brown and Bob Geigel (6)	4	February 1, 1968	98	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

19	Ron Etchison (3) and Sonny Myers (4)	2	May 9, 1968	77	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

20	Roger Kirby and The Viking (3)	1	July 25, 1968	35	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

21	Ron Etchison (4) and Sonny Myers (5)	3	August 29, 1968	8	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

22	"Bulldog" Bob Brown and Bob Geigel (7)	5	September 5, 1968	56	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

23	Terry Martin and Tommy Martin	1	October 31, 1968	7	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

24	The Outlaws (Dick Murdoch and Dusty Rhodes)	1	November 7, 1968	50	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

25	Bob Geigel (8) and The Viking (4)	1	December 27, 1968	132	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

26	K.O. Kox and Dick Murdoch (2)	1	May 8, 1969	35	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

27	Luke Brown and Tor Kamata	1	June 12, 1969	17	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

28	K.O. Kox and Dick Murdoch (3)	2	June 19, 1969	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

29	Luke Brown (2) and Danny Little Bear	1	June 30, 1969 or July 31, 1969	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

—	Vacated	N/A	September 19, 1969	N/A	N/A	N/A	Championship was vacated when Luke Brown walked out on Danny Little Bear during a match.

30	Danny Little Bear (2) and Stan Pulaski	1	September 18, 1969	14	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event	Defeated Tarzan Tyler and The Great Kojika in the finals of a tournament

31	Luke Brown (3) and The Ox	1	October 2, 1969	36	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

32	Danny Little Bear (3) and The Viking (5)	1	November 7, 1969	13	St. Joseph, Missouri	Live event

33	K.O. Kox (3) and Killer Karl Kox	1	November 20, 1969	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

34	Bob Geigel (9) and The Stomper (2)	1	(NLT) February 16, 1970	Live event

35	K.O. Kox (4) and Killer Karl Kox	2	(NLT) March 4, 1970	Live event

36	Bob Geigel (10) and The Stomper (3)	2	April 13, 1970	7	St. Joseph, Missouri	Live event

37	K.O. Kox (5) and Killer Karl Kox	3	April 20, 1970	St. Joseph, Missouri	Live event

38	Harley Race and Baron von Raschke	1	(NLT) May 15, 1970	Live event	Records are not clear on who Race and Von Raschke defeated to win the championship

39	Danny Little Bear (4) and Rufus R. Jones	1	September 1970	Live event

40	Rufus R. Jones (2) and The Stomper (4)	1	(NLT) November 27, 1970	Live event

41	Rock Hunter and Roger Kirby (2)	1	(NLT) December 18, 1970	Live event

42	John Tolos and Baron Von Heisinger	1	(NLT) March 19, 1971	Live event	Defeated Pat O’Conner and Danny Little Bear.

43	Bob Geigel (11) and The Stomper (5)	3	(NLT) April 9, 1971	Live event

44	Buddy Austin and Bob Orton	1	June 1971

45	Steve Bolus and Rufus R. Jones (3)	1	August 12, 1971	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

46	Yasu Fuji and Chati Yokouchi	1	(NLT) October 15, 1971	Live event

47	The Stomper (6) and The Viking (6)	1	November 19, 1971	St. Joseph, Missouri	Live event

48	Yasu Fuji and Chati Yokouchi	2	(NLT) December 8, 1971	Live event

49	Omar Atlas and Danny Little Bear (5)	1	January 27, 1972	14	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

50	Yasu Fuji and Chati Yokouchi	3	February 10, 1972	28	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

51	Omar Atlas and Danny Little Bear (6)	2	March 9, 1972	2	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

52	Yasu Fuji and Chati Yokouchi	4	March 11, 1972	41	Wichita, Kansas	Live event

53	Danny Little Bear (7) and The Stomper (7)	1	April 21, 1972	69	St. Joseph, Missouri	Live event

54	Black Angus Campbell and Roger Kirby (3)	1	June 29, 1972	111	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

55	Rufus R. Jones (4) and The Stomper (8)	1	October 18, 1972	15	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

56	Roger Kirby (4) and Harley Race (2)	1	November 2, 1972	73	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

57	Bob Geigel (12) and Rufus R. Jones (5)	1	February 1, 1973	35	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

58	Great Togo and Tokyo Joe	1	March 8, 1973	0	Kansas City, Kansas	Live event

The championship was replaced with NWA World Tag Team Championship with Togo and Tokyo Joe's victory.

Sentence(s)

The longest team reign was 267 as "Bulldog" Bob Brown and Bob Geigel held the NWA North American Tag Team Championship in September 22, 1966.

final_sentence: The longest team reign was 267 as "Bulldog" Bob Brown and Bob Geigel held the NWA North American Tag Team Championship in September 22, 1966.