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WCW United States Tag Team Championship

Picture

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Wrestlers

Krusher Khruschev and Ivan Koloff
Ron Garvin and Barry Windham
Dick Murdoch and Ivan Koloff
Vacated
The Midnight Express
The Fantastics
The Midnight Express
Vacated
The Fantastics
Kevin Sullivan and Steve Williams
Eddie Gilbert and Rick Steiner
Vacated
Brian Pillman and The Z-Man
The Midnight Express
The Steiner Brothers 
Vacated
The Fabulous Freebirds
The Patriots
The Young Pistols
Big Josh and Ron Simmons
Terry Taylor and Greg Valentine
The Fabulous Freebirds
The Barbarian and Dick Slater


Reign

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2
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2
1
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Date

September 28, 1986
December 9, 1986
March 14, 1987
April 1987
May 16, 1987
April 26,1988
July 10, 1988
September 10, 1988
December 7, 1988
December 26, 1988
February 28, 1989
May 1989
February 12, 1990
May 19, 1990
August 24, 1990
April 6, 1991
May 19, 1991
August 12, 1991
November 5, 1991
January 14, 1992
February 17, 1992
May 17, 1992
June 25, 1992

Days
Held
72
95
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346
75
62
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19
64
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96
97
225
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85
85
70
34
90
39
36

Location

Atlanta, Georgia
Spartanburg, S.C.
Atlanta, Georgia
N/A
Atlanta, Georgia
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Baltimore, Maryland
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Chattanooga, Tenn.
Norfolk, Virginia
Columbia, S.C.
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Rainsville, Alabama
Washington, D.C.
E.Rutherford, N.J.
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St. Petersburg, Fl
Gainesville, Georgia
Gainesville, Georgia
Columbus, Georgia
Rock Hill, S.C.
Jacksonville, Florida
Kansas City, MI


Event

House show
NWA Pro Wrestling
W. Championship W.
N/A
W. Championship W.
World Wide Wrestling
Great American Bash
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COTC IV Season's B.
Starrcade
World Wide Wrestling
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World Wide Wrestling
C.C.: Return of R.
House Show
World Wide Wrestling
SuperBrawl
W. Championship W.
WCW Main Event
WCW Main Event
W.Championship W.
WrestleWar
WCW Main Event

The Midnight Express = Bobby Eaton and Stan Lane
The Fantastics = Bobby Fulton and Tommy Rogers
The Steiner Brothers = Rick and Scott Steiner
The Fabulous Freebirds = Jimmy Garvin and Michael Hayes
The Patriots = Todd Champion and Firebreaker Chip
The Young Pistols = Steve Armstrong and Tracy Smothers



W. Championship W. = World Championship Wrestling 
COTC IV Season's B. = Class of the Champions Season's Beatings
C.C.: Return of R. = Capital Combat: Return of Robocop

Notes

1  Won the titles in a tournament final against the Kansas Jayhawks (Dutch Mantel and Bobby Jaggers)
2  Aired December 13, 1986
-- Announced April 4, 1987. Murdoch was suspended from in-ring competition by the NWA after performing a brainbuster on Nikita Koloff on a concrete floor, and as a result, Ivan Koloff and Murdoch were stripped of the titles.
4 Won the titles in a tournament final by defeating Ron Garvin and Barry Windham
5 Aired May 14, 1988.
-- The NWA vacated the titles after Eaton and Lane won the NWA World Tag Team Championship
7 Won the titles in a tournament final by defeating Eddie Gilbert and Ron Simmons
9 Aired March 18, 1989 

-- The NWA vacated the title for unknown reasons
10 Aired February 24, 1990. Won the titles in a tournament final by defeating Michael Hayes and Jimmy Garvin (The Fabulous Freebirds)
-- Announced April 6, 1991 by WCW Board of Directors spokesman Grizzly Smith, as a result of the Steiner Brothers winning the WCW World Tag Team Championship during this reign.
13 Won the titles by defeating The Young Pistols (Tracey Smothers and Steve Armstrong) in a Top Contenders Match.
14 Aired September 7, 1991.
15 Aired December 15, 1991.
16 Aired February 16, 1992.
17 Aired February 29, 1992.
19 Aired July 12, 1992. The Barbarian and Slater became the final champions under WCW when the company retired the titles on July 31, 1992 to place the sole focus of the tag team division on the NWA and WCW World Tag Team Titles, which were unified at the time.

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