NZWPW Tag Team Championship
Reigns

NZWPW Tag Team Championship

Section Title: Reigns
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#	Wrestlers	Reign	Date	Days held	Location	Event	Notes	Ref.

1	The Superlatives (Jean Miracle and Nick Silver)	1	14 April 2007	14	Lower Hutt, New Zealand	Power Play IV (2004)	Defeated CD and Dream Catcher in a tournament final.

2	Company T (Dan Stirling & Rehua)	1	28 April 2007	301	Horowhenua, New Zealand	Kukubash (2007)

3	The Infinite Avalanche (Adam Avalanche and Infinity)	1	23 February 2008	98	Lynfield, New Zealand	Pro Wrestling Summit (2008)	This was an interpromotional show co-hosted by the Australasian Wrestling Federation.

4	Company T (Dan Stirling & Rehua)	2	31 May 2008	77	Lower Hutt, New Zealand	Power Play V (2008)

5	The Infinite Avalanche (Adam Avalanche and Infinity)	2	16 August 2008	181	Wainui, New Zealand	Invasion Tour (2008)	Rehua walked out on his tag team partner during the match allowing Dan Stirling to be pinned by Adam Avalanche.

—	Vacated	—	13 February 2009	—	Petone, New Zealand	Bringing Down The House (2009)	The championship is vacated when three of the participants, with the exception of Adam Avalanche, failed to appear. Avalanche attempted to defend the title in a singles match against Axl, however, he was attacked mid-match by Circus of Tragedy who then stole the belts.

6	The Circus of Tragedy (Dreamcatcher and O’Siris)	1	25 February 2009	9	N/A	Live event	One week before Heretaunga Hellfire, "Dreamcatcher" Phil Woodgate announces The Circus of Tragedy have claimed the titles and begin defending them at NZWPW events.

7	Dan Stirling (3) and CD	1	6 March 2009	0	Upper Hutt, New Zealand	Heretaunga Hellfire (2009)	The team is immediately stripped of the titles due to NZWPW rules prohibiting relatives of promoter Martin Stirling from holding the championship, and the belts are returned to The Circus of Tragedy.

8	The Circus of Tragedy (Dreamcatcher and O’Siris)	2	6 March 2009	48	Upper Hutt, New Zealand	Heretaunga Hellfire (2009)	The titles are returned to The Circus of Tragedy after Dan Stirling and CD are stripped of the championship. They are officially recognized as the tag team champions when the CWO reinstates the titles at Te Araroa on 9 April.

9	Tykade and Ben Mana	1	23 April 2009	92	Taita, New Zealand	Power Play VI (2009)

10	Adam Avalanche (3) and Ben Mana (2)	1	24 July 2009	98	Petone, New Zealand	Bringing Down the House (2009)	Won titles when Avalanche revealed his mystery tag team partner was one-half of the tag team champions Ben Mana. After attacking Tykade, Avalanche and Mana walked off with the belts.

11	The Five Star Revolution (Travis Banks and JC Star)	1	30 October 2009	577	Titahi Bay, New Zealand	The Bay Bash (2009)	Adam Avalanche was forced to retire as a result of this match. They had defeated Corey Dallas and Rufguts in a tournament final earlier that night to receive a title shot.

12	Project Mayhem ("Rufguts" Roddy Gunn and Johnny Idol)	1	12 August 2011	288	Levin, New Zealand	Live Pro Wrestling	A four corners elimination match crowned new champions.

13	The Lost Boys (Mikey Rave & Taylor Adams)	1	26 May 2012	139	Newtown, New Zealand	Newtown Knockout	Tornado Tag

14	The Circus of Tragedy (Axl (1) and Osiris with "Dream Catcher" Phil Woodgate)	3	12 October 2012	302	Petone, New Zealand	Live Pro Wrestling	Axl and Osiris, claiming to be the unofficial NZWPW Tag Team Champions after swiping the belts from the Lost Boys.

15	The 20/20 Experience (Paul Sayers and Chad Howard)	1	10 August 2013	287	Levin, New Zealand	Road to PowerPlay X	In an impromptu title bout made by CWO Rehua, Chad Howard took Scravenge down with a northern lights suplex to claim the NZWPW Tag Team Championships.

16	The Wainui Express (Hayden Thiele and Jade Priest)	1	24 May 2014	455	Naenae, New Zealand	Live Pro Wrestling

17	Rodeo Drive (Charlie Roberts, Chad Howard (2) and Bryant)	1	22 August 2015	287	Belmont, New Zealand	Live Professional Wrestling	This match was contested as a 6-man tag match, with James Shaw joining The Wainui Express. Hayden Thiele was injured early, and left Shaw and Priest to defend the titles.

18	Ben Mana (3) and Jade Priest (2)	1	4 June 2016	139	Belmont, New Zealand	Over The Top (2016)

19	Ebony & Ivory (Jade Priest (2) and James Shaw)	1	21 October 2016	404	Otaki, New Zealand	A Fighting Chance	Ben Mana had to give up one half of the championship due to knee injuries. Jade Priest chose James Shaw as his replacement partner.

—	Vacated	—	29 November 2017	—	—	—

20	The Wainui Express (Hayden and Jade Priest (3))	2	20 July 2018	185+	Epuni, New Zealand	Friday Night Live Pro Wrestling	The Wainui Express won a tag team tournament for the vacant championship.

Sentence(s)

The NZWPW Tag Team Championship was first won by The Superlatives (Jean Miracle and Nick Silver), who won a tournament final at Power Play IV in Lower Hutt, New Zealand to win the title on 14 April 2007.

final_sentence: The NZWPW Tag Team Championship was first won by The Superlatives (Jean Miracle and Nick Silver), who won a tournament final at Power Play IV in Lower Hutt, New Zealand to win the title on 14 April 2007.