- NWA World Tag Team Championship (Florida version)
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The Florida version of the NWA World Tag Team Championship existed from 1961 until 1969[1].
Title history
Wrestlers: Reigns together: Date: Place: Notes: Kurt & Karl Von Brauner 1 January 1961 Florida Eddie Graham & Ike Eakins 1 August 15, 1961 Jacksonville, FL Kurt & Karl Von Brauner 2 August 22, 1961 Tampa, FL Vacated 1961 Titles vacant Kurt & Karl Von Brauner 3 September 7, 1961 Jacksonville, FL Defeat Ike Eakins & Eddie Graham in tournament final Don Curtis & Joe Scarpa 1 March 29, 1962 Jacksonville, FL Vacated 1962 Titles vacant Kurt & Karl Von Brauner 4 June 14, 1962 Jacksonville, FL Defeat Don Curtis & Georgia Boy Smith in tournament Assassins 1 & 2 1 July 5, 1962 Jacksonville, FL Vacated August 1962 Titles vacant Boris Malenko & Russian Crusher 1 August 30, 1962 Jacksonville, FL Defeat The Kentuckians in tournament final Tony Baillargeon & Maurice Lapoine 1 October 13, 1962 Tampa, FL The Fabulous Kangaroos
(Al Costello and Roy Heffernan)1 November 22, 1962 Jacksonville, FL Don Curtis & Mark Lewin 1 January 24, 1963 Florida Vacated January 1963 Titles vacant Kurt & Karl Von Brauner 5 January 29, 1963 Jacksonville, FL Defeat Yukon Eric & Don Curtis in tournament final Alberto & Ramon Torres 1 April 1963 Florida Hiro Matsuda & Duke Keomuka 1 June 6, 1963 Jacksonville, FL Vacated 1963 Titles vacant Kurt & Karl Von Brauner 6 September 5, 1963 Jacksonville, FL Defeat Assassins in tournament final Assassins 1 & 2 2 November 1963 Florida Don Curtis & Mark Lewin 2 November 21, 1963 Jacksonville, FL Vacated January 1964 Lewin leaves promotion Skull Murphy & Brute Bernard 1 January 28, 1964 Tampa, FL Defeat Don Curtis & Haystacks Calhoun Hiro Matsuda & Duke Keomuka 2 March 10, 1964 Tampa, FL Skull Murphy & Brute Bernard 2 1964 Tampa, FL Hiro Matsuda & Duke Keomuka 3 1964 Tampa, FL Don Curtis & Abe Jacobs 1 May 5, 1964 Tampa, FL Chris & John Tolos 1 June 11, 1964 Jacksonville, FL Eddie Graham & Sam Steamboat 1 June 23, 1964 Tampa, FL Tarzan & Tim Tyler 1 November 3, 1964 Tampa, FL Eddie Graham & Sam Steamboat 2 December 10, 1964 Jacksonville, FL Tarzan Tyler & Fred Blassie 1 January 27, 1965 Jacksonville, FL Hiro Matsuda & Duke Keomuka 4 March 22, 1965 Tampa, FL Rip Hawk & Swede Hanson 1 August 3, 1965 Tampa, FL Sam Steamboat & Ron Etchison 1 October 2, 1965 Tampa, FL Kurt & Skull Von Stroheim 1 October 23, 1965 Tampa, FL Hiro Matsuda & Dick Steinborn 1 November 24, 1965 Jacksonville, FL Dick Steinborn 1 December 9, 1965 Jacksonville, FL Defeats Matsuda for both belts Vacated January 1966 Steinborn leaves area The Medics 1 February 22, 1966 Tampa, FL Defeat Jose Lothario & Tito Carreron in tournament Eddie Graham & Bob Orton 1 April 19, 1966 Tampa, FL Vacated May 1966 Titles vacant Eddie Graham & Bob Orton 2 May 17, 1966 Tampa, FL Win a three-team tournament. Vacated May 1966 Orton leaves area Jose Lothario & Wahoo McDaniel 1 June 28, 1966 Jacksonville, FL Vacated July 1966 McDaniel told by Miami Dolphins to stop wrestling "Infernos" Frankie Cain & Rocky Smith 1 October 6, 1966 Jacksonville, FL Jose Lothario & Eddie Graham 1 October 25, 1966 Tampa, FL "Infernos" Frankie Cain & Rocky Smith 2 November 3, 1966 Tampa, FL Jose Lothario & Sam Steamboat 1 November 29, 1966 Tampa, FL "Infernos" Frankie Cain & Rocky Smith 3 December 13, 1966 Tampa, FL Sputnik & Rocket Monroe 1 April 4, 1967 Tampa, FL Jose Lothario & Wahoo McDaniel 2 May 9, 1967 Florida Sputnik & Rocket Monroe 2 May 25, 1967 Jacksonville, FL Eddie Graham & Sam Steamboat 3 July 13, 1967 Jacksonville, FL Kurt & Skull Von Stroheim 2 September 5, 1967 Tampa, FL Paul DeMarco & Lorenzo Parente 1 October 24, 1967 Tampa, FL Terry & Ron Garvin 1 November 21, 1967 Tampa, FL Paul DeMarco & Lorenzo Parente 2 January 16, 1968 Tampa, FL "Infernos" Frankie Cain & Rocky Smith 4 February 13, 1968 Tampa, FL Masked Infernos 1 February 11, 1969 Tampa, FL Titles retired 1969 Titles abandoned See also
References
Categories:- Championship Wrestling from Florida championships
- National Wrestling Alliance championships
- Tag team wrestling championships
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