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National Wrestling Association
Mid-America
Six-Man Tag Team Championship
(November 14, 1974 — October 1980)
National Wrestling Alliance
Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling
World Six-Man Tag Team Championship
(December 1984 — January 1989)
Mid-America
Six-Man Tag Team Championship
(November 14, 1974 — October 1980)
| Won By: | Date: | Event: | Location: | Reign: |
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| Dennis Hall
& George Gulas
& Jackie Fargo |
Nov 14, 1974 | -- | -- | 63 days |
| Big Bad John
& Johnny Gray
& Lorenzo Parente |
Jan 16, 1975 | -- | -- | |
| Dennis Hall [2]
& George Gulas [2]
& Tojo Yamamoto |
1975 | -- | -- | |
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Recognized as champions after John, Gray & Parente before February of 1975.
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| Dennis Hall [3]
& George Gulas [3]
& Jackie Fargo [2] |
1975 | -- | -- | |
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Circumstances unknown, quite possibly Fargo just replaced Yamamoto before March of 1975.
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| Eddie Marlin
& Ricky Gibson
& Tommy Gilbert |
1975 | -- | -- | |
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Recognized as champions in 1975.
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| ** Vacated ** | 1975 | -- | -- | |
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Titles vacated in 1975, date and reason unknown.
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| George Gulas [4]
& Tojo Yamamoto [2]
& Tommy Rich |
1975 | -- | -- | |
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Gulas, Yamamoto & Rich win a tournament for the vacant title before October of 1975.
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| Al Greene
& Dennis Condrey
& Phil Hickerson |
Oct 31, 1975 | -- | -- | |
| George Gulas [5]
& Tojo Yamamoto [3]
& Tommy Rich [2] |
1975 | -- | -- | |
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Recognized as champions after Greene, Condrey & Hickerson in November of 1975.
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| Charlie Cook
& Dennis Hall [4]
& George Gulas [6] |
1976 | -- | -- | |
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Recognized as champions before April of 1976.
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| -- 1976 -- CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS UNCLEAR -- Oct 9, 1978 -- | ||||
| Bobby Eaton
& George Gulas [7]
& Jerry Barber |
Oct 9, 1978 | -- | -- | 37 days |
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Opponents and location unknown.
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| ** Vacated ** | Nov 15, 1978 | -- | -- | |
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The titles are vacated after Barber loses a loser leaves town match.
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| Arvil Hutto
& Bobby Eaton [2]
& George Gulas [8] |
Dec 1, 1978 | -- | -- | |
| The Beast
& Gypsy Joe
& Tojo Yamamoto [4] |
1979 | -- | -- | |
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Recognized as champions in January of 1979.
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| Bobby Eaton [3]
& George Gulas [9]
& The Mexican Angel |
Feb 28, 1979 | -- | -- | 48 days |
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Recognized as champions after The Beast, Gypsy Joe & Yamamoto in 1979.
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| Ali Vazari
& Dennis Condrey [2]
& Tojo Yamamoto [5] |
Apr 17, 1979 | -- | -- | |
| David Schultz
& The Great Togo
& Tojo Yamamoto [6] |
1979 | -- | -- | |
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Recognized as champions before August of 1979.
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| George Gulas [10]
& Ken Lucas
& Prince Tonga |
1979 | -- | -- | |
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Recognized as champions after Schultz, Togo & Yamamoto in 1979.
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| ** Vacated ** | Oct 1979 | -- | -- | |
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The titles are vacate in October of 1979 after Tonga leaves the promotion.
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| George Gulas [11]
& Joey Rossi
& Ken Lucas [2] |
Nov 4, 1979 | -- | -- | 18 days |
| Bobby Eaton [4]
& Secret Weapon
& Tojo Yamamoto [7] |
Nov 22, 1979 | -- | -- | 196 days |
| George Gulas [12]
& Mystery Man
& Rocky Brewer |
Jun 5, 1980 | -- | -- | |
| ** Promotion Closed ** | 1980 | -- | -- | |
Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling
World Six-Man Tag Team Championship
(December 1984 — January 1989)
| Won By: | Date: | Event: | Location: | Reign: |
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| Don Kernodle
& Ivan Koloff
& Nikita Koloff |
Dec 4, 1984 | -- | -- | 42 days |
| Krusher Khruschev
& Ivan Koloff [2]
& Nikita Koloff [2] |
Jan 15, 1985 | -- | -- | 487 days |
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Khruschev replaces an injured Kernodle in January of 1985, date unknown.
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| Dusty Rhodes
& Animal
& Hawk |
May 17, 1986 | World Champions… | Atlanta, USA | 636 days |
| Johnny Fargo
& Ivan Koloff [3]
& The Warlord |
Feb 12, 1988 | -- | -- | 124 days |
| ** Vacated ** | Jun 15, 1988 | -- | -- | |
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The titles are vacated after the Powers of Pain (Barbarian & Warlord) sign with the W.W.F.
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| Dusty Rhodes [2]
& Animal [2]
& Hawk [2] |
Jul 9, 1988 | World Champions… | Atlanta, USA | 151 days |
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Rhodes & The Road Warriors (Animal & Hawk) defeated three of the Four Horsemen (Arn Anderson, Ric Flair & Tully Blanchard) for the vacant titles.
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| Animal [3]
& Hawk [3]
& Genichiro Tenryu |
Dec 7, 1988 | Clash of the Ch… | Chattanooga, USA | 39 days |
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Animal defeated Dusty Rhodes for control of the titles and the Road Warriors pick Genichiro Tenryu as their new partner.
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The title is abandoned in January of 1989, date unknown.
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