NWA Mid-America Tag Team Championship/Champion history

==Title history==
[...] Means champion lineage is uncertain at this period in time
 means “No later than”
Wrestler: 	Times: 	Date: 	Location: 	Notes:
NWA Mid-America Tag Team Championship 	NWA Mid-America Tag Team Championship 	NWA Mid-America Tag Team Championship 	NWA Mid-America Tag Team Championship 	NWA Mid-America Tag Team Championship
Len Rossi & Tony Charles 	1 	April 1972 	  	 
Kurt Von Brauner & Karl Von Brauner 	1 	April 1972 	  	 
Len Rossi & Tony Charles 	2 	April 29, 1972 	  	 
Kurt Von Brauner & Karl Von Brauner 	2 	May, 1972 	  	 
The Heavenly Bodies (1960s) 	1 	May 1972 	  	 
Len Rossi & Bearcat Brown 	1 	July 1, 1972 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
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The Great Fuji & Steve Kyle 	1 	July 1972 	  	 
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The Interns 	1 	July 1972 	  	 
Tojo Yamamoto & Bill Dromo 	1 	August 8, 1972 	Birmingham, AL 	 
The Interns 	2 	August 14, 1972 	Birmingham, AL 	 
Tojo Yamamoto & Bill Dromo 	2 	August 21, 1972 	Birmingham, AL 	 
The Interns 	3 	August 28, 1972 	Birmingham, AL 	 
Vacant 	Vacant 	November 1972 	November 1972 	November 1972
Lorenzo Parente & Bobby Hart 	1 	November 10, 1972 	Nashville, TN 	Defeat Jim White & Jerry Lawler in tournament final.
Ken Lucas & Frankie Laine 	1 	November, 1972 	Birmingham, AL 	 
Lorenzo Parente & Bobby Hart 	2 	December, 1972 	  	 
Tommy Gilbert & Tojo Yamamoto 	1 	December, 1972 	  	 
Lorenzo Parente & Bobby Hart 	3 	January, 1973 	  	 
Tommy Gilbert & Eddie Marlin 	2 	March 14, 1973 	Nashville, TN 	 
Terry Garvin & Duke Myers 	1 	April 30, 1973 	Birmingham, AL 	 
Bearcat Brown & Joey Rossi 	1 	June 6, 1973 	Nashville, TN 	 
the Bounty Hunters 	1 	June, 1973 	  	 
Terry Garvin & Duke Myers 	2 	June, 1973 	  	 
Tojo Yamamoto & Jackie Fargo 	1 	July 2, 1973 	Birmingham, AL 	 
Terry Garvin & Duke Myers 	3 	July, 1973 	  	 
Joey Rossi & Bearcat Brown 	2 	July, 1973 	  	 
Terry Garvin & Ron Garvin 	1 	August, 1973 	  	 
Joey Rossi & Don Greene 	1 	August 4, 1973 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
Tojo Yamamoto & Johnny Marlin 	1 	August 8, 1973 	Nashville, TN 	 
Terry Garvin & Ron Garvin 	2 	September 5, 1973 	Nashville, TN 	 
Tojo Yamamoto & Jackie Fargo 	2 	December, 1973 	  	 
The Interns 	4 	December 15, 1973 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
Don Greene & Bearcat Brown 	1 	December 29, 1973 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
The Interns 	5 	January 12, 1974 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
Lorenzo Parente & Bill Dromo 	1 	July 1, 1972 	February, 1974 	 
Frank Morrell & Charles Morrell 	1 	February 20, 1974 	Nashville, TN 	 
Frank Monte & Nick DeCarlo 	1 	March, 1974 	  	 
Don Kent & Chris Gallagher 	1 	August, 1974 	  	 
Steve Kovacs & Ricky Gibson 	1 	August 24, 1974 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
Don Kent & Chris Gallagher 	2 	August, 1974 	  	 
Duker Myers & Blue Scorpion 	1 	September 30, 1974 	Birmingham, AL 	Defeat Ricky Fields & Johnny Fields for the titles
Jackie Fargo & George Gulas 	1 	October, 1974 	  	 
Don Kent & Count Drummer 	1 	November 6, 1974 	Nashville, TN 	 
Jackie Fargo & George Gulas 	2 	November 20, 1974 	Nashville, TN 	 
Rocket Monroe & Randy Tyler 	1 	January 1, 1975 	Nashville, TN 	Win title as the Masked Godfathers
Jackie Fargo & George Gulas 	3 	May 5, 1975 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
Ron Wright & Don Wright 	1 	May 16, 1974 	  	 
George Gulas & Jerry Jarrett 	1 	May 17, 1975 	Nashville, TN 	 
Karl Von Steiger & Otto Von Heller 	1 	May 26, 1975 	  	Defeat Gulas & Jackie Fargo for the titles
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Bill Ash & David Schultz 	1 	November, 1976 	  	 
George Gulas & Gorgeous George Jr. 	1 	November, 1976 	  	 
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Phil Hickerson & Dennis Condrey 	1 	November, 1976 	  	 
Ricky Gibson & Bill Dundee 	1 	December 26, 1976 	Chattanooga, TN 	Defeat Condrey & the Excutioner for the titles
The Samoans 	1 	January 2, 1977 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
Pez Whatley & Ray Candy 	1 	June, 1977 	  	 
The Samoans 	2 	July, 1977 	  	 
Pez Whatley & Ray Candy 	2 	August 6, 1977 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
Vacant 	Vacant 	  	  	
George Gulas & Tojo Yamamoto 	1 	August 24, 1977 	Nashville, TN 	Wins 3-team tournament over Angelo Poffo & Lanny Poffo and The Samoans
Vacant 	Vacant 	December, 1972 	  	
Gypsy Joe & Leroy Rochester 	1 	December 25, 1977 	Nashville, TN 	Wins tournament.
Lanny Poffo & Bobby Eaton 	1 	January, 1978 	Huntsville, AL 	 
Gypsy Joe & Dutch Mantell 	1 	February 78 	Nashville, TN 	 
Gypsy Joe & Buzz Tyler 	1 	February 22, 1978 	  	Dutch Mantell gives up his half of the title.
George Gulas & Tojo Yamamoto 	2 	April, 1978 	  	 
Vacant 	Vacant 	August, 1978 	  	
Ken Lucas & Dutch Mantell 	1 	August 12, 1978 	Chattanooga, TN 	Wins tournament.
Gypsy Joe & Tojo Yamamoto 	1 	September 30, 1978 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
The Jet Set 	1 	December 16, 1978 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
Terry Gordy & Michael Hayes 	1 	January 7, 1979 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
Bobby Eaton & Mexican Angel 	1 	February, 1979 	  	 
Terry Gordy & Michael Hayes 	2 	February, 1979 	  	 
Gypsy Joe & Tom Renesto Jr. 	1 	July 4, 1979 	Nashville, TN 	 
Tojo Yamamoto & Great Togo 	1 	July 25, 1979 	Nashville, TN 	 
The Jet Set 	2 	September 8, 1979 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
Vacant 	Vacant 	December, 1979 	  	
Jim Dalton & Butch Malone 	1 	December 1, 1979 	Chattanooga, TN 	Wins tournament.
George Gulas & Ken Lucas 	1 	December 8, 1979 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
The Blond Bombers 	1 	December 15, 1979 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
The Jet Set 	3 	January 27, 1980 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
The Blond Bombers 	2 	February 16, 1980 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
Rocky Brewer & Pat Rose 	1 	March 5, 1980 	Nashville, TN 	 
Tojo Yamamoto & Gypsy Joe 	1 	March 19, 1980 	Nashville, TN 	 
Rocky Brewer & George Gulas 	1 	March 22, 1980 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
Tojo Yamamoto & Gypsy Joe 	2 	May, 1980 	  	 
Rocky Brewer & George Gulas 	2 	May 28, 1980 	Nashville, TN 	 
Bobby Eaton & Great Togo 	1 	June, 1980 	  	 
The Blond Bombers 	3 	July, 1980 	  	 
Don Fargo & Robert Gibson 	1 	September 3, 1980 	Nashville, TN 	 
The Manchurians 	1 	September 13, 1980 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
Ken Lucas & Ricky Morton 	1 	September 21, 1980 	Chattanooga, TN 	 
Titles abandoned in October, 1980 after Jerry Jarrett takes over the titles after Nick Gulas	Titles abandoned in October, 1980 after Jerry Jarrett takes over the titles after Nick Gulas	Titles abandoned in October, 1980 after Jerry Jarrett takes over the titles after Nick Gulas	Titles abandoned in October, 1980 after Jerry Jarrett takes over the titles after Nick Gulas	Titles abandoned in October, 1980 after Jerry Jarrett takes over the titles after Nick Gulas
==NWA Main Event Version==
[...] Means champion lineage is uncertain at this period in time
 means “No later than”
Wrestler: 	Times: 	Date: 	Location: 	Notes:
NWA Mid-America Tag Team Championship	NWA Mid-America Tag Team Championship	NWA Mid-America Tag Team Championship	NWA Mid-America Tag Team Championship	NWA Mid-America Tag Team Championship
Sweet-n-Sassy 	1 	February 2, 2001 	Nashville, TN 	Wins a four-way elimination match against Ashley Hudson & Kory Williams, Chris Daniels & Tim Renesto, and Shane Eden & Lance Dreamer.
Jeff Daniels & Tim Renesto 	1 	March 10, 2001 	Nashville, TN 	 
Ashley Hudson & Tim Renesto 	1 	May 5, 2001 	Nashville, TN 	The match between Jeff Daniels & Tim Renesto and New South ends with Hudson pinning Daniels and Renesto pinning Kory Williams at the same time; NWA Nashville promoter Mike Porter rules that Hudson and Renesto are the new champions.
Jeff Daniels & Tim Renesto 	1 	June 2006 	  	Belt may be returned; Daniels & Renesto listed as champions on NWA Main Event official website as of 01/06.
Sudden Impact 	1 	June 30, 2001 	Columbia, TN 	Defeat Daniels & Renesto and Victory Twins (Lee & Lex Victory) in a 3-way match; held up on 01/08/04.
Sudden Impact 	2 	August 18, 2001 	  	Held up on September 15, 2001
Sudden Impact 	3 	September 22, 2001 	LaVergne, TN 	Defeat Disturbing Behavior and The Bullies in a 3-way match.
Disturbing Behavior 	1 	October 28, 2001 	Columbia, TN 	 
John Noble & Robbie Ruffin 	1 	June 1, 2002 	Columbia, TN 	 
Dante & Leatherface 	1 	July 27, 2002 	Columbia, TN 	 
Andy Douglas & Ricky Santell 	1 	August 31, 2002 	Columbia, TN 	Title held up after a match against Hot Rod Biggs & Larry Valentine.
The Heartbreakers 	1 	February 8, 2003 	Columbia, TN 	Defeat Chris Gatlin & Steve Lane and Dante & Tim Renesto.
Dante & Tim Renesto 	1 	March 3, 2003 	Columbia, TN 	 
The Heartbreakers 	2 	March 28, 2003 	Columbia, TN 	 
Natas & Justin Sain 	1 	July 6, 2003 	Murfreesboro, TN 	 
Jeff Daniels & Lone Star 	1 	July 26, 2003 	  	A morning card
Mike Woods & Kory Williams 	1 	July 26, 2003 	Columbia, TN 	An Evening card
Dan Morrow & Bryan Turner 	1 	August 28, 2003 	Murfreesboro, TN 	 
Devil's Deciples 	1 	November 2, 2003 	Murfreesboro, TN 	 
Kory Williams & Kid Thrilla 	1 	November 27, 2003 	Lewisburg, TN 	 
Devil's Deciples 	2 	December 11, 2003 	  	 
Dan Morrow & Bryan Turner 	2 	December 25, 2003 	  	Stripped on January 3, 2004 due to failure to appear for two weeks.
Dante & Mephisto 	2 	January 3, 2004 	Columbia, TN 	Defeat Steve Lane & Chris Gatlin for vacant title.
Kory Williams & Kid Thrilla 	2 	March 4, 2004 	Springfield, TN 	Defeat Dante & Big Bully Douglas.
Rex Sexton & Tommy Capone 	1 	June 12, 2004 	Columbia, TN 	Defeat Dante & Damien for the vacant title
Jeff Daniels & Mike Wood 	1 	October 8, 2005 	Nashville, TN 	Defeat Old School Players (Apollo & Dynamite Derrick) at the NWA 57th Anniversary Show; title vacated in 2006.
Syndicate Crew 	1 	August 5, 2006 	Columbia, TN 	Win a 4-team match.
Rick Thunder & Jody Lopez 	1 	October 20, 2006 	Smyrna, TN 	 
Syndicate Crew 	2 	October 21, 2006 	Columbia, TN 	 
Brandon Stone & Johnny Gunnz 	1 	November 23, 2006 	Columbia, TN 	 
Syndicate Crew 	1 	November 25, 2006 	Columbia, TN 	Stripped on April 14, 2007 after regular interference in title matches by other members of The Syndicate Crew
Jeff Daniels & Steve O 	1 	March 7, 2009 	Princeton, KY 	Defeat Scott Hayes & Chris Hayes for the vacant titles
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