AWA World Tag Team Championship

Defeated Paul Diamond and Greg Gagne in a tournament final.

Title vacated when Patera was injured.

The Midnight Express defeated The Midnight Rockers on December 27, 1987, and continued to be recognized as AWA World Tag Team Champions into 1988, including making successful title defenses. After a dispute between Dennis Condrey and Verne Gagne over payments, AWA President Stanley Blackburn appeared on television on January 24, 1988, and stated that, after rewatching the December 27, 1987 AWA World Tag Team Title match, he believed that the Midnight Rockers had actually won the match, and they were then retroactively recognized as having been Champions for the past 28 days; Titles were held up on February 15, 1988, after a controversial match with The Rock 'n' Roll Express in Memphis. The Rockers won a rematch on February 22, 1988, also in Memphis, but this was never recognized and they remain two-time champions.

Dr. D was local wrestler Carl Styles under a mask.

Somers replaced Zhukov in October 1987 after he jumped to the WWF.

Rose and Somers won the match by countout and were awarded the title despite titles not allowed to change hands in that way.

"Phantom match" said to have occurred to cover for Regal leaving the company while still champion.

Won by forfeit when Gagne no-showed scheduled defense.

Awarded the titles when Brunzell was injured in a charity softball game.

In August 1971, Bastien chose The Crusher as his new partner after Cortez was killed in a car accident on July 23.

Defeated The Von Steigers by D.Q.

On November 1, 1967, Markoff replaced Hennig, who had his leg broken by Verne Gagne in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

This was a "phantom" title change, as no match actually took place.

Defeated Ivan and Nikita Kalmikoff in a tournament final.

Title vacated when Von Krupp was injured.

Haggerty defeated Kiniski for control of the titles and chose Geigel as his new partner.

Title vacated after Haggerty and Kiniski split up when Haggerty's interference in a cage match between Kiniski and Verne Gagne backfires.

Montana suffered a broken leg in a match against Verne Gagne. On March 18, 1961, Haggerty chose Kiniski as his new partner.

Kowalski and Mills were awarded the NWA World Tag Team Championship (Minneapolis version) in August 1960. They were recognized as the first AWA champions when the AWA withdrew from the NWA and recognized its own champions.