NWA World Tag Team Championship (San Francisco version)
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NWA World Tag Team Championship (San Francisco version)

Section Title: Big Time Wrestling history
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No.	Champions	Reign	Date	Days held	Location	Event	Notes	Ref(s)

Big Time Wrestling World Tag Team Championship

1	Guy and Joe Brunetti	1	June 1961	San Francisco, California	N/A	Billed as champions

2	Mitsu Arakawa and Kinji Shibuya	1	November 11, 1961	364	San Francisco, California	Live event

3	Nick Bockwinkel (3) and Wilbur Snyder	1	November 10, 1962	157	San Francisco, California	Live event	Nick Bockwinkle previously held the championship under the name Dick Warrent

4	Art and Stan Nielsen	1	March 16, 1963	182	San Francisco, California	Live event

5	Pepper Gomez and Jose Lothario (2)	1	September 14, 1963	San Francisco, California	Live event

6	Dan Manoukian and Ray Stevens	1	November 1964	San Francisco, California	Live event

7	The Destroyer and Billy Red Lyons	1	March 27, 1965	21	San Francisco, California	Live event

8	The Blond Bombers (Ray Stevens (2) and Pat Patterson)	1	April 17, 1965	623	San Francisco, California	Live event

9	Ciclon Negro and The Mongolian Stomper	1	December 31, 1966	21	San Francisco, California	Live event

10	The Blond Bombers (Ray Stevens (2) and Pat Patterson)	2	January 21, 1967	77	San Francisco, California	Live event

11	Pepper Gomez (2) and Pedro Morales	1	April 8, 1967	399	San Francisco, California	Live event

NWA World Tag Team Championship

12	Great Sasaki and Kinji Shibuya (2)	1	May 11, 1968	28	San Francisco, California	Live event

13	Pepper Gomez (3) and Pedro Morales	2	June 8, 1968	35	San Francisco, California	Live event

14	Masa Saito and Kinji Shibuya (3)	1	July 13, 1968	San Francisco, California	Live event

15	Pepper Gomez (4) and Peter Maivia	1	October 1969	Live event

16	Peter Maivia (2) and Ray Stevens (4)	1	November 1969	N/A	N/A	Gomez gave his half of the championship to Ray Stevens due to injury

17	Superstar Billy Graham and Pat Patterson (3)	1	January 1971	San Francisco, California	Live event

18	Pepper Gomez (5) and Rocky Johnson	1	September 18, 1971	238	San Francisco, California	Live event

19	Lars Anderson and Paul DeMarco	1	May 13, 1972	207	San Francisco, California	Live event

20	Rocky Johnson (2) and Pat Patterson (4)	1	December 6, 1972	140	Sacramento, California	Live event

21	Great Mephisto and Kinji Shibuya (4)	1	April 25, 1973	7	Sacramento, California	Live event

22	Rocky Johnson (3) and Pat Patterson (5)	2	May 2, 1973	91	Sacramento, California	Live event

23	The Interns (Intern #1 and Intern #2)	1	August 1, 1973	Live event

24	Masa Saito and Kinji Shibuya (5)	2	September 1973	Live event	The championship match may have been fictional

25	Rocky Johnson (4) and Pat Patterson (6)	3	November 1973	Live event

26	The Von Brauners (Kurt & Karl Von Brauner)	1	March 6, 1974	108	Sacramento, California	Live event

27	Peter Maivia (3) and Pat Patterson (7)	1	June 22, 1974	San Francisco, California	Live event

28	The Invaders (Invader #1 and Invader #2)	1	April 1975	Florida	Live event

29	Moondog Mayne and Pat Patterson (8)	1	August 9, 1975	14	San Francisco, California	Live event

30	The Invaders (Invader #1 and Invader #2)	2	August 23, 1975	67	San Francisco, California	Live event

31	Pedro Morales (3) and Pat Patterson (9)	1	October 29, 1975	147	Sacramento, California	Live event

32	Invader #1 (3) and Don Muraco	1	March 24, 1976	52	Sacramento, California	Live event

33	Tony Garea and Pat Patterson (10)	1	May 15, 1976	126	San Francisco, California	Live event

34	The Royal Kangaroos (Jonathan Boyd and Norman Frederick Charles III)	1	September 18, 1976	77	San Francisco, California	Live event

35	The Valiant Brothers (Jimmy and Johnny Valiant)	1	December 4, 1976	67	San Francisco, California	Live event

36	Pepper Gomez (6) and Pat Patterson (11)	1	February 9, 1977	49	Sacramento, California	Live event

37	Bob Roop and Alexis Smirnoff	1	March 30, 1977	77	Sacramento, California	Live event

38	Pepper Gomez (7) and Al Madril	1	June 15, 1977	Sacramento, California	Live event

—	Vacated	—	June 1977	—	N/A	N/A	Championship vacated when Al Madril was injured and unable to defend the championship.

39	The Von Steigers (Kurt and Karl Von Steiger)	1	July 16, 1977	119	San Francisco, California	Live event	Won an 8-team tournament to become champions

40	Moondog Mayne (2) and Ray Stevens (5)	1	November 12, 1977	25	San Francisco, California	Live event

41	The Von Steigers (Kurt and Karl Von Steiger)	2	December 7, 1977	36	Sacramento, California	Live event

42	Black Gordman and Goliath	1	January 12, 1978	41	Sacramento, California	Live event

43	Dean Ho and Moondog Mayne (3)	1	February 22, 1978	Sacramento, California	Live event

—	Vacated	—	April 1978	—	N/A	N/A	Championship vacated for undocumented reasons

44	Dean Ho (2) and Ron Starr	1	September 20, 1978	35	"Puerto Rico"	N/A	Was billed has having won a tournament in Puerto Rico that never happened.

45	Buddy Rose and Ed Wiskoski	1	October 25, 1978	29	Sacramento, California	Live event

46	Ron Starr (2) and Enrique Vera	1	November 23, 1978	14	Sacramento, California	Live event

47	Buddy Rose and Ed Wiskoski	2	December 7, 1978	Sacramento, California	Live event

48	Roddy Piper and Ed Wiskoski (3)	1	February 1979	N/A	N/A	Rose gave his half to Piper

—	Retired	—	April 1979	—	N/A	N/A	The Championship was deactivated.

Sentence(s)

The Blonde Bombers's (Ray Stevens and Pat Patterson) reign that started in April 1965 was the longest reign on record, a total of 623 days.

final_sentence: The Blonde Bombers's (Ray Stevens and Pat Patterson) reign that started in April 1965 was the longest reign on record, a total of 623 days.