WWWF International Tag Team Championship

On this page, you find the full Title History for the WWWF International Tag Team Championship, with all Championship Info, Statistics, the Belt Design changes through the years, and the full list of Title Reigns, along with dates, events, and reign durations.

The WWWF International Tag Team Championship was contested, by men wrestlers. The championship was first established on June 1, 1969.

The WWWF International Tag Team Championship was retired on October 31, 1985.

WWWF International Tag Team Championship: Title History

Promotions / Brands

Promotion	from	to
Promotion WWFNJPW	May 24, 1985	October 31, 1985
Promotion WWWF	June 1, 1969	July 2, 1972

Championship Names & Belt Designs
- WWF International Tag Team Championship May 24, 1985 October 31, 1985
- WWWF International Tag Team Championship June 1, 1969 July 2, 1972

WWWF International Tag Team Championship: Title Reigns

N.	Image	Champion	Reign
	Deactivated October 31, 1985 The title were abandoned when NJPW ended its partnership with WWF.
8		Kengo Kimura 1 & Tatsumi Fujinami 1 May 24, 1985 Kobe, Japan \| IWGP & WWF Championship Series Defeated Dick Murdoch & Adrian Adonis in a tournament final for the title, that was revived as WWF International Tag Team Championship for a partnership between WWF and NJPW.	160 days
	Deactivated July 2, 1972 The title was abandoned when the Pittsburgh WWWF promotion was sold to NWF.
7		Geeto Mongol 3 & Johnny DeFazio 1 December 18, 1971 Pittsburgh, PA \| House Show	197 days
6		Luke Graham 1 & Tarzan Tyler 1 November 12, 1971 Pittsburgh, PA \| House Show	36 days
5		The MongolsBepo Mongol 2 & Geeto Mongol 2 July 2, 1971 Pittsburgh, PA \| House Show	133 days
4		Bruno Sammartino 1 & Dominic DeNucci 1 June 18, 1971 Pittsburgh, PA \| WWWF	14 days
3		The MongolsBepo Mongol 1 & Geto Mongol 1 June 15, 1970 New York, NY \| WWWF	368 days
2		Victor Rivera 1 & Tony Marino 1 December 9, 1969 New York, NY \| WWWF 4 days after Bruno Sammartino & The Battman defeat Rising Suns in a title match, but this title change was not recognized Rivera & Marino continued to be recognized as champions.	188 days
1		Rising SunsProfessor Toru Tanaka 1 & Mitsu Arakawa 1 June 1, 1969 Japan \| House Show Won a tournament to become the first champions.	191 days