Title History
| Wrestler: | Times: | Date: | Location: | Notes: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rick Davis and Ole Olsen | 1 | July 06, 1985 | Cloverdale, BC | Defeated Sonny Myers and Tim Patterson for the NWA Canadian Tag Team Championship, which was then renamed the UWA Tag Team Championship when All-Star Wrestling left the NWA. |
| Dave Gold and Tim Patterson | 1 | September 09, 1985 | Cloverdale, BC | |
| Rick Davis and Ole Olsen | 2 | October 05, 1985 | Cloverdale, BC | |
| Title vacated in January 1986 when Olsen was injured. | ||||
| Buddy Austin and Mike Stone | 1 | March 22, 1986 | Cloverdale, BC | Defeated Rick Davis and Rocky Delaserra. |
| Rick Davis and Rocky Delaserra | 1 | March 29, 1986 | Cloverdale, BC | |
| Rick Davis and Mike Stone | 1 | British Columbia | ||
| The Knight Riders (Bear and Harley) | 1 | British Columbia | ||
| Rick Davis and Pat Bradley | 1 | British Columbia | ||
| J.R. Bundy and Ivan Gorky | 1 | British Columbia | ||
| Rick Davis and Billy Two Eagles | 1 | British Columbia | ||
| Timothy Flowers and Jonathan Sayers | 1 | 1987 | British Columbia | Unknown whom Flowers and Sayers beat for the title |
| Rick Davis and J.R. Bundy | 1 | May 09, 1987 | Cloverdale, BC | |
| Timothy Flowers and Ivan Gorky | 1 | June 06, 1987 | Cloverdale, BC | |
| The Frog and Atomic Kid | 1 | 1987 | British Columbia | |
| I-Ton and Dory Singh | 1 | January 02, 1988 | Cloverdale, BC | |
| Michelle Starr and Ivan Gorky | 1 | British Columbia | ||
| Title vacated in 1989. | ||||
| Robotron and Olympian | 1 | June 1989 | British Columbia | |
| Title was abandoned after All-Star Wrestling held its final event on July 02, 1989 in Elk Grove, British Columbia. | ||||
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