GWF Tag Team Championship - Title History

Title History

In its early days, the GWF pretended on television that it was part of a larger worldwide promotion. In 1991, it was announced that a tag team known as the "English lords" had been injured in a car wreck and that the GWF was organizing a tournament to award the vacated title in Dallas. No such team as the English Lords ever existed.

Wrestlers: Reigns together: Date: Place: Notes:
Steve Simpson & Chris Walker 1 July 27, 1991 Dallas, TX Defeat Scotty Anthony & Rip Rogers in tournament final.
The California Connection
John Tatum & Rod Price
1 November 22, 1991 Dallas, TX Defeat Simpson because Walker left for the World Wrestling Federation.
Bill Irwin & Black Bart 1 December 27, 1991 Dallas, TX
The California Connection
John Tatum & Rod Price
2 January 10, 1992 Dallas, TX
Terry Simms & Scott Putski 1 March 20, 1992 Dallas, TX
Held Up April 17, 1992 Titles held up after match against Gary Young & Steve Dane
The Goodfellows
Gary Young & Steve Dane
1 May 1, 1992 Dallas, TX Win rematch.
Tribal Nation
Mark & Chris Youngblood
1 June 26, 1992 Dallas, TX
The Goodfellows
Gary Young & Steve Dane
2 June 26, 1992 Titles returned.
The Ebony Experience
Booker T & Stevie Ray
1 July 31, 1992 Dallas, TX
The Blackbirds
Iceman Parsons & Action Jackson
1 August 7, 1992 Dallas, TX
The Ebony Experience
Booker T & Stevie Ray
2 September 1992 Dallas, TX
The Rough Riders
Black Bart & Johnny Mantell
1 October 23, 1992 Dallas, TX
Texas Mustangs
Bobby Duncum, Jr. & Johnny Hawk
1 November 27, 1992 Dallas, TX
Bad Breed
Axl & Ian Rotten
1 January 29, 1993 Dallas, TX
Ebony Experience
Booker T & Stevie Ray
3 February 26, 1993 Dallas, TX
Sicilian Stallions
Guido Falcone & Vito Mussolini
1 May 7, 1993 Dallas, TX
Steve Dane & Chaz Taylor 1 September 3, 1993 Dallas, TX Defeated Falcone & Alex Porteau, who substituted for Mussolini.
Black Bart & Johnny Hawk 1 December 25, 1993 Dallas, TX
Fabulous Freebirds
Jimmy Garvin & Terry Gordy
1 June 3, 1994 Dallas, TX
Titles Retired September 21, 1994 GWF closes.

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