NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Championship

Professional wrestling tag team championship

NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Championship belt

Details

Promotion

Pacific Northwest Wrestling

Date established

November 17, 1952

Statistics
First champion(s)	Harold Sakata and Toi Yamamoto
Most reigns	Tony Borne and Moondog Mayne

The NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Championship was a professional wrestling championship sanctioned by the National Wrestling Alliance and defended in its member promotion Pacific Northwest Wrestling, which promoted shows in the U.S. states of Oregon and Washington.^[1]

The original version of the title lasted from 1952 until the company's closure in 1992, when Don Owen retired and sold his company to Sandy Barr.^[1] Barr retired all NWA PNW titles with Owen and began operating under the company name "Championship Wrestling USA", creating new championships. In 1993, the belts were used to represent the AAA/IWC World Tag Team Championship until it was deactivated in 1994. The actual retired (Owen Era) NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Championship belts were kept by Sandy Barr, refurbished due to age and were being used by the International Grappler's Alliance, his wrestling organization. With Sandy Barr's passing, Josh Barr started PDX Pro Wrestling in St. Johns, Oregon, in 2007, which is using the original PNW Tag Team belts. They were reactivated in 2015 in St John's NWA Blue Collar Wrestling and would be deactivated again in 2018.

Title history

Key
No.	Overall reign number
Reign	Reign number for the specific champion
Days	Number of days held

No.	Champion	Championship change			Reign statistics		Notes	Ref.
No.	Champion	Date	Event	Location	Reign	Days	Notes	Ref.
1	Harold Sakata and Toi Yamamoto	November 17, 1952	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	38
2	Kurt Von Poppenheim and John Cretorian	December 25, 1952	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	15
3	Harold Sakata and Toi Yamamoto	January 9, 1953	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	346
4	David Jones and Carl Engstrom	December 21, 1953	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	21
5	Ivan Gorky and Soldat Gorky	January 11, 1954	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	343
6	Kurt Von Poppenheim (2) and Leo Wallick	December 20, 1954	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	99
7	Bulldog Curtis and Tommy Martinez	March 29, 1955	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	0
8	Bulldog Curtis and Tommy Martinez	March 29, 1955	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	14
9	Luther Lindsay and George Dussette	March 15, 1955	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	88
10	Doug Donovan and Ivan Kameroff	June 11, 1955	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	44
11	Luigi Macera and Gory Guerrero	July 25, 1955	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	32
12	Doug Donovan and Ivan Kameroff	August 26, 1955	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	24
13	Luigi Macera (2) and Dick Torio	September 19, 1955	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	31
14	Bill Savage and Buck Weaver	October 20, 1955	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	71
15	Kurt Von Poppenheim (3) and Henry Lenz	December 30, 1955	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A
16	Kurt Von Poppenheim (4) and Jack O'Reilly	1956	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A
17	Herb Freeman and Larry Chene	May 7, 1956	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	20		^[2]
18	Doug Donovan (3) and Red Donovan	May 27, 1956	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	33
19	Herb Freeman (2) and Pepper Gomez	June 29, 1956	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	30
20	Bulldog Curtis (2) and Henry Lenz (2)	July 29, 1956	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	58
21	Red Bastien and Andre Drapp	September 25, 1956	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A
22	Red Bastien (2) and Roy Heffernan	1956	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A
23	Ed Francis and Henry Lenz (3)	February 2, 1957	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A
24	Ed Francis (2) and Bill Savage (2)	1957	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A
25	Herb Freeman (3) and Luigi Macera (3)	May 17, 1957	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A
26	Herb Freeman (4) and Cowboy Carlson	1957	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A
27	Doug Donovan (4) and Red Donovan	August 7, 1957	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	76
28	Kurt Von Himmler and Juan Oinada	October 22, 1957	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	72
29	Herb Freeman (5) and Henry Lenz (4)	January 2, 1958	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A
30	Herb Freeman (6) and Nick Kozak	1958	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A
31	Doug Donovan (5) and Bill Savage (3)	March 17, 1958	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	50
32	Nelson Royal and Black Hawk	May 6, 1958	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	58		^[3]
33	Eric Pederson and Henry Lenz (5)	July 3, 1958	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	64
34	Ed Francis (3) and Tony Borne	September 5, 1958	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	63
35	Herb Freeman (7) and Seymour Freeman	November 7, 1958	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	46
36	Kurt Von Poppenheim (5) and Kurt Von Himmler (2)	December 23, 1958	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	96
37	Nick Kozak (2) and Al Kashey	March 29, 1959	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	57
38	Kurt Von Poppenheim (6) and Don Manoukian	May 25, 1959	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	38		^[4]
39	Tony Borne (2) and Bill Savage (4)	July 2, 1959	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	50
40	Kurt Von Poppenheim (7) and Fritz Von Brauner	August 21, 1959	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	74
41	Ed Francis (4) and Herb Freeman (8)	November 3, 1959	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A
42	Ed Francis (5) and Ed Sullivan	^{[Note 1]}	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A	Ed Sullivan replaced Herb Freeman when he was unable to compete due to an injury
43	Tony Borne (3) and Shag Thomas	March 28, 1960	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	39
44	Ed Francis (6) and Bill Savage (5)	May 6, 1960	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	77		^[3]
45	Kurt Von Poppenheim (8) and Soldat Gorky (2)	July 22, 1960	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	112
46	Tony Borne (4) and Shag Thomas	November 11, 1960	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	20
47	Herb Freeman (9) and Nick Kozak (3)	December 1, 1960	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	71
48	Bill Savage (6) and Tito Kopa	February 10, 1961	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	120
49	Luther Lindsay (2) and Bing Ki Lee	June 10, 1961	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	22		^[5]
50	Shag Thomas (3) and Don Manoukian (2)	July 2, 1961	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	39
51	Herb Freeman (10) and Luther Lindsay (3)	August 10, 1961	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	59
52	Herb Freeman (11) and Seymour Freeman (2)	October 8, 1961	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	103
53	King Iaukea and Haru Sasaki	January 19, 1962	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	62		^[6]
54	Fritz Von Goering and Kurt Von Poppenheim (9)	March 22, 1962	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	121
55	Shag Thomas (4) and Luther Lindsay (4)	July 21, 1962	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	62
56	Fritz Von Goering (2) and Mad Dog Vachon	September 21, 1962	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	79
57	Shag Thomas (5) and Luther Lindsay (5)	December 9, 1962	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	N/A
—	Vacated	January 1964	—	—	—	—	Championship vacated for undocumented reasons
58	Jack Dalton and Jim Dalton	February 12, 1963	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	113
59	Shag Thomas (6) and Billy White Wolf	June 5, 1963	PNW Show	Salem, Oregon	1	27
60	Ivan Kameroff (3) and Soldat Gorky (3)	July 2, 1963	PNW Show	Salem, Oregon	1	22
61	Shag Thomas (7) and Luther Lindsay (6)	July 24, 1963	PNW Show	Salem, Oregon	3	N/A
62	Shag Thomas (8) and Danny Hodge	1963	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A	Danny Hodge replaced Luther Lindsay when he was unable to compete due to an injury
63	The Destroyer and Art Michalik	September 9, 1963	PNW Show	Salem, Oregon	1	128
64	Shag Thomas (9) and Luther Lindsay (7)	January 15, 1964	PNW Show	Salem, Oregon	4	7		^[7]
65	The Destroyer and Art Michalik	January 22, 1964	PNW Show	Salem, Oregon	2	56
66	Nick Bockwinkel and Nick Kozak (4)	March 18, 1964	PNW Show	Salem, Oregon	1	16
67	The Destroyer and Art Michalik	April 3, 1964	PNW Show	Salem, Oregon	3	19		^[8]
68	Nick Bockwinkel and Nick Kozak (5)	April 22, 1964	PNW Show	Salem, Oregon	2	N/A	Don Manoukian was filling in for Art Michalik
69	Nick Bockwinkel (2) and Buddy Mareno	1964	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A	Buddy Mareno replaced Nick Kozak when he was unable to compete due to an injury
70	Pat Patterson and Tony Borne (5)	June 17, 1964	PNW Show	Salem, Oregon	1	50
71	Pepper Martin and Billy White Wolf (2)	August 6, 1964	PNW Show	Salem, Oregon	1	N/A
72	Pepper Martin (2) and Luther Lindsay (8)	1964	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A
73	Pat Patterson (2) and The Hangman	September 18, 1964	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	38
74	Pepper Martin (3) and Luther Lindsay (9)	October 26, 1964	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	91
75	Mad Russian and El Sheeref	January 25, 1965	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	56
76	Pepper Martin (4) and Shag Thomas (10)	March 22, 1965	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	91
77	Stan Stasiak and Haru Sasaki (2)	June 21, 1965	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	7
78	Pepper Martin (5) and Shag Thomas (11)	June 28, 1965	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	2	16
79	Stan Stasiak (2) and Mad Russian (2)	July 14, 1965	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	44
80	Shag Thomas (12) and Armand Hussein	August 27, 1965	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	62
81	Shag Thomas (13) and Bearcat Wright	October 28, 1965	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	70
82	Stan Stasiak (3) and Mighty Ursus	January 6, 1966	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	7
83	Shag Thomas (14) and Bearcat Wright	January 13, 1966	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	18		^[9]
84	Tony Borne (6) and Jay York	January 31, 1966	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	48
85	Bearcat Wright (3) and Billy White Wolf (3)	March 20, 1966	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	59
86	Tony Borne (7) and Prof. Hiro	May 18, 1966	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	14
87	Rene Goulet and Pepper Martin (6)	June 1, 1966	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	56		^[10]
88	Mr. Fuji and Haru Sasaki (3)	July 27, 1966	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	71
89	Rene Goulet (2) and Shag Thomas (15)	October 6, 1966	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	21
90	Tony Borne (8) and Mr. Fuji (2)	October 27, 1966	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	44
91	Pepper Martin (7) and Shag Thomas (16)	December 10, 1966	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	3	4
92	Tony Borne (9) and Moondog Mayne	December 14, 1966	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	44
93	Pepper Martin (8) and Paul Jones	January 27, 1967	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	41
94	Tony Borne (10) and Moondog Mayne	March 9, 1967	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	154
95	Johnny Kostas and Jim Osborne	August 10, 1967	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	15
96	Tony Borne (11) and Moondog Mayne	August 25, 1967	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	3	12
97	Johnny Kostas (2) and Dean Ho	September 6, 1967	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	16
98	Tony Borne (12) and Moondog Mayne	September 22, 1967	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	4	147
99	Moondog Mayne (5) and Beauregard	February 16, 1968	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	239	Borne and Mayne split
100	The Von Steigers (Kurt Von Steiger and Karl Von Steiger)	October 12, 1968	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	45
101	Billy White Wolf (4) and Johnny War Eagle	November 26, 1968	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	29
102	The Von Steigers (Kurt Von Steiger and Karl Von Steiger)	December 25, 1968	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	52
103	Shag Thomas (17) and Luther Lindsay (10)	February 15, 1969	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	4	45
104	The Von Steigers (Kurt Von Steiger and Karl Von Steiger)	April 1, 1969	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	3	21
105	Tony Borne (13) and Moondog Mayne (6)	April 22, 1969	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	5	11
106	The Von Steigers (Kurt Von Steiger and Karl Von Steiger)	May 3, 1969	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	4	10		^[11]
107	Tony Borne (14) and Moondog Mayne (7)	May 13, 1969	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	6	58		^[12]
108	Stan Stasiak (4) and Tony Marino	July 10, 1969	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	14
109	Tony Borne (15) and Moondog Mayne (8)	July 24, 1969	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	7	135
110	Beauregard (2) and Roger Kirby	December 6, 1969	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	7
111	Tony Borne (16) and Moondog Mayne (9)	December 13, 1969	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	8	37
112	The Von Steigers (Kurt Von Steiger and Karl Von Steiger)	January 19, 1970	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	5	67		^[6]
113	Moondog Mayne (10) and Frankie Laine	March 27, 1970	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	85
114	Beauregard (3) and The Claw	June 20, 1970	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	42
115	Mr. Fuji (3) and Haru Sasaki (4)	August 1, 1970	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	88
116	Tony Borne (17) and Moondog Mayne (11)	October 28, 1970	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	9	15
117	Mr. Fuji (4) and Haru Sasaki (5)	November 12, 1970	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	3	16
118	Tony Borne (18) and Moondog Mayne (12)	November 28, 1970	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	10	41
119	The Von Steigers (Kurt Von Steiger (6) and Karl Von Steiger (6))	January 8, 1971	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	6	110
120	Frankie Laine (2) and Bobby Nichols	April 28, 1971	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	10
121	The Von Steigers (Kurt Von Steiger and Karl Von Steiger)	May 8, 1971	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	7	64
122	Royal Kangaroos (Jonathan Boyd and Norman Frederick Charles III)	July 11, 1971	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	12
123	Frankie Laine (3) and Big Snuka	July 23, 1971	PNW Show	Medford, Oregon	1	N/A
124	Royal Kangaroos (Jonathan Boyd and Norman Frederick Charles III)	1971	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	N/A
125	Dutch Savage and Beauregard (4)	November 26, 1971	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	21
126	Royal Kangaroos (Jonathan Boyd and Norman Frederick Charles III)	December 17, 1971	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	3	122
127	Tony Borne (19) and Moondog Mayne (13)	April 17, 1972	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	11	22		^[13]
128	Royal Kangaroos (Jonathan Boyd and Norman Frederick Charles III)	May 9, 1972	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	4	39
129	Dutch Savage (2) and Moondog Mayne (14)	June 17, 1972	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	77
130	Tony Borne (20) and The Skull	September 2, 1972	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	42
131	Dutch Savage (3) and Moondog Mayne (15)	October 14, 1972	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	80
132	Dutch Savage (4) and Steven Little Bear	January 2, 1973	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	150
133	Bull Ramos and Clay Spencer	June 1, 1973	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	31		^[10]
134	Los Compadres (Al Madril and Jose Gonzales)	July 2, 1973	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	40
135	Bull Ramos (2) and Ripper Collins	August 11, 1973	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	77
136	Dutch Savage (5) and Jimmy Snuka (2)	October 27, 1973	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	97
137	Kurt Von Steiger (8) and Killer Karl Krupp	February 1, 1974	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A
138	Kurt Von Steiger (9) and Mati Suzuki	1974	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A
139	Dutch Savage (6) and Jimmy Snuka (3)	March 22, 1974	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	342
140	Royal Kangaroos (Jonathan Boyd and Norman Frederick Charles III)	February 27, 1975	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	5	301		^[14]
141	Dutch Savage (7) and Jimmy Snuka (4)	December 25, 1975	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	3	107
142	Jesse Ventura and Bull Ramos (3)	April 10, 1976	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	56
143	Royal Kangaroos (Jonathan Boyd and Norman Frederick Charles III)	June 5, 1976	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	6	3
144	Jesse Ventura and Bull Ramos (4)	June 8, 1976	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	56
145	Dutch Savage (8) and Jimmy Snuka (5)	August 3, 1976	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	4	83
146	Jesse Ventura (3) and Buddy Rose	October 25, 1976	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	11
147	Dutch Savage (9) and Jimmy Snuka (6)	November 5, 1976	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	5	71
148	Jesse Ventura (4) and Buddy Rose	January 15, 1977	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	140		^[7]
149	Moondog Mayne (16) and Les Thornton	June 4, 1977	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	64
150	Ron Bass and John Anson	August 7, 1977	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	111
151	Ron Bass (2) and Moondog Mayne (17)	November 26, 1977	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	11
152	Buddy Rose (3) and Ed Wiskoski	December 7, 1977	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	105
153	Jesse Ventura (5) and Jerry Oates	March 22, 1978	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	27
154	Bull Ramos (5) and The Iron Sheik	April 18, 1978	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	53
155	Dutch Savage (10) and Jimmy Snuka (7)	June 10, 1978	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	6	91		^[5]
156	Buddy Rose (4) and Ed Wiskoski (2)	September 9, 1978	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	73
157	Dutch Savage (11) and Jonathan Boyd (7)	November 21, 1978	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	40
158	Roddy Piper and Killer Brooks	December 31, 1978	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	93
159	Adrian Adonis and Ron Starr	April 3, 1979	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	109		^[8]
160	Kiwi Sheepherders (Brute Miller and Luke Williams)	July 21, 1979	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	63
161	Dutch Savage (12) and Stan Stasiak (5)	September 22, 1979	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	7
162	Kiwi Sheepherders (Brute Miller and Luke Williams)	September 29, 1979	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	174
163	Roddy Piper (2) and Rick Martel	March 21, 1980	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	52		^[15]
164	Kiwi Sheepherders (Brute Miller and Luke Williams)	May 12, 1980	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	3	85
165	Roddy Piper (3) and Rick Martel	August 5, 1980	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	N/A	Defeated Buddy Rose & Ed Wiskoski in a no disqualification, lumberjack match for the vacant titles after The Sheepherders left the territory. A match between the two teams on Aug 2 to decide new champions ended in a double countout in the third fall.
166	Buddy Rose (5) and Ed Wiskoski (3)	1980	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	3	N/A
167	Roddy Piper (4) and Rick Martel (3)	1980	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	3	N/A
168	Roddy Piper (5) and Mike Popovich	August 28, 1980	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	15	Martel lost a loser-leaves-town match to Buddy Rose on August 16, 1980; Popovich replaced Martel
169	Rip Oliver and Fidel Cortez	September 12, 1980	PNW Show	Grandview, Washington	1	43
170	Jay Youngblood and Joe Lightfoot	October 25, 1980	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	84
171	Rip Oliver (2) and The Destroyer	January 17, 1981	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	91		^[16]
172	Buzz and Brett Sawyer	April 18, 1981	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	51
173	Rip Oliver (3) and The Destroyer (2)	June 8, 1981	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	33
174	Matt Borne and Steve Regal	July 11, 1981	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	49
175	Rip Oliver (4) and Buddy Rose (6)	August 29, 1981	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	7
176	Matt Borne and Steve Regal	September 5, 1981	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	60
177	Stan Stasiak (6) and Buddy Rose (7)	November 4, 1981	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	24
178	Rocky Johnson and Iceman King Parsons	November 28, 1981	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	49
179	Rip Oliver (5) and Matt Borne (3)	January 16, 1982	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	101		^[17]
180	Larry and Curt Hennig	April 27, 1982	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	4
181	Rip Oliver (6) and Matt Borne (4)	May 1, 1982	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	32
182	Brett Sawyer (2) and Rocky Johnson (2)	June 2, 1982	PNW Show	Seattle, Washington	1	58
183	Rip Oliver (7) and Buddy Rose (8)	July 30, 1982	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	14
184	Brett Sawyer (3) and Steve Pardee	August 13, 1982	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	29
185	Rip Oliver (8) and The Assassin (3)	September 11, 1982	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	92
186	Stan Stasiak (7) and Billy Jack	December 12, 1982	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	20
187	Rip Oliver (9) and The Assassin (4)	January 1, 1983	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	68
188	Stan Stasiak (8) and Billy Jack	March 10, 1983	PNW Show	Salem, Oregon	2	23
189	Rip Oliver (10) and The Assassin (5)	April 2, 1983	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	3	140
190	Buddy Rose (9) and Brian Adias	August 20, 1983	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	10
191	Rip Oliver (11) and The Assassin (6)	August 30, 1983	PNW Show	Seattle, Washington	4	67
192	Buddy Rose (10) and Curt Hennig (2)	November 5, 1983	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	7
193	Dynamite Kid and The Assassin (7)	November 12, 1983	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	41
194	Curt Hennig (3) and Pat McGhee	December 23, 1983	PNW Show	Eugene, Oregon	1	50
195	Rip Oliver (12) and The Assassin (8)	February 11, 1984	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	5	102
196	Tom Prichard and Brett Sawyer (4)	May 23, 1984	PNW Show	Seattle, Washington	1	59
197	Mike Miller and Mr. Ebony	July 21, 1984	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	28
198	Tom Prichard and Brett Sawyer (5)	August 18, 1984	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	2	35		^[18]
199	Tom Prichard (3) and Jerry Gray	September 22, 1984	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	59	Jerry Gray replaced Brett Sawyer when he was unable to compete due to an injury
200	Mike Miller (2) and Mr. Ebony (2)	November 20, 1984	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	2	53
201	Billy Two Eagles and Don Running Bear	January 12, 1985	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	91
202	Mega Maharishi (4) and Kendo Nagasaki	April 13, 1985	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	28
203	Billy Jack Haynes (3) and Ricky Vaughn	May 11, 1985	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	N/A		^[19]
—	Vacated	May 1985	—	—	—	—	Haynes left the area
204	Mike Miller (3) and Karl Steiner	June 8, 1985	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	108	Defeat Bobby Jaggers and Ricky Vaughn in tournament final
205	S&S Express (Steve Simpson and Joe Savoldi)	September 24, 1985	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	28
206	Mike Miller (4) and Moondog Moretti	October 22, 1985	PNW Show	Fort Lewis, Washington	1	53
207	Tom Zenk and Scott Doring	December 14, 1985	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	43
208	Bobby Jaggers and Rip Oliver (13)	January 26, 1986	PNW Show	Salem, Oregon	1	N/A
209	Bobby Jaggers (2) and The Assassin (9)	1986	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	N/A
210	Brady Boone and Cocoa Samoa	March 29, 1986	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	88
211	Mike Miller (5) and Abbuda Dein	June 25, 1986	PNW Show	Madras, Oregon	1	101
212	Brady Boone (2) and Ricky Santana	October 4, 1986	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	37
213	Mike Miller (6) and Abbuda Dein	November 10, 1986	PNW Show	Longview, Washington	2	58
214	Ricky Santana (2) and Cocoa Samoa (2)	January 7, 1987	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	58
215	Mike Miller (7) and Rip Oliver (14)	March 6, 1987	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	78
216	Mike Miller (8) and Black Ninja/Cocoa Samoa (3)	May 23, 1987	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	63	Defeat Rip Oliver and Moondog Moretti who was subbing for Mike Miller; Samoa wins title as masked Black Ninja and immediately unmasks
217	Super Ninja and Rip Oliver (15)	July 25, 1987	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	55
218	Super Ninja and Joey Jackson	September 18, 1987	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	1	50	Jackson replaced Oliver who left the area
219	The Southern Rockers (Scott Peterson and Steve Doll)	November 7, 1987	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	140
220	Mike Golden and Avalanche	March 26, 1988	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	42
221	The Southern Rockers (Scott Peterson and Steve Doll)	May 7, 1988	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	2	56		^[2]
222	The Grappler and The Terminator	July 2, 1988	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	7
223	The Southern Rockers (Scott Peterson and Steve Doll)	July 9, 1988	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	3	13	Title help up after a match against Buddy Rose and Col. DeBeers on July 16, 1988 in Portland, Oregon
224	The Southern Rockers (Scott Peterson and Steve Doll)	July 22, 1988	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	4	43	Defeat Rose and DeBeers in rematch
225	Beach Boys (Buddy Rose (11) and Avalanche (2))	September 3, 1988	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	17		^[20]
226	The Southern Rockers (Scott Peterson and Steve Doll)	September 20, 1988	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	5	39
227	The Grappler (2)) and Abbuda Dein (3))	October 29, 1988	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	70
228	The Southern Rockers (Scott Peterson and Steve Doll)	January 7, 1989	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	6	21
229	Buddy Rose (12) and Col. DeBeers (Ed Wiskoski) (7)	January 28, 1989	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	3	N/A
—	Vacated	March 1989	—	—	—	—	Ruddy Rose was injured and unable to defend the championship
230	The Southern Rockers (Scott Peterson and Steve Doll)	April 29, 1989	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	7	70	Defeated Col. DeBeers and Nord the Barbarian in tournament final
231	Scotty the Body and Top Gun (10)	July 8, 1989	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	N/A
—	Vacated	July 22, 1989	—	—	—	—	Title held up after Scotty and Top Gun split
233	Scotty the Body and The Grappler (3)	August 5, 1989	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	21	Scotty defeats Top Gun for titles
234	The Southern Rockers (Steve Doll (8) and Rex King)	August 26, 1989	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	N/A
—	Vacated	August 9, 1989	—	—	—	—	Held-up after match with Scotty the Body and Grappler
235	The Southern Rockers (Steve Doll (9) and Rex King)	September 16, 1989	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	2	56	Defeat Scotty and Grappler in rematch; help up after a match against Brian Adams in Jeff Warner on November 4, 1989
236	The Southern Rockers (Steve Doll (10) and Rex King)	November 11, 1989	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	3	33	Defeated Adams and Warner in rematch
237	The Grappler (4)) and Brian Adams	December 14, 1989	PNW Show	Salem, Oregon	1	44
238	The Southern Rockers (Steve Doll (11) and Rex King)	January 27, 1990	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	4	N/A
—	Vacated	February 1990	—	—	—	—	Doll and King left PNW
240	Juice Patrol (Beatlejuice and Big Juice)	March 31, 1990	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	42
241	U.S. Male (Ricky Santana (3) and Curtis Thompson)	May 12, 1990	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	42
242	Juice Patrol (Beatlejuice and Big Juice)	June 23, 1990	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	2	N/A
—	Vacated	June 30, 1990	—	—	—	—	Big Juice lost a "Loser leaves town" match
243	Latin Connection (Ricky Santana (4) and Al Madril (2))	August 25, 1990	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	4	Defeat Steve Doll and Scott Norton; title help up after a match against Rip Oliver and Larry Oliver on September 22, 1990 in Portland, Oregon
244	Rip Oliver (16) and Larry Oliver	August 29, 1990	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	66	Defeat Latin Connection in rematch
245	Wrecking Crew (The Grappler (5)) and The Equalizer)	November 3, 1990	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	30
246	Steve Doll (12) and Scotty the Boddy (2))	December 3, 1990	PNW Show	Coos Bay, Oregon	1	2
247	Wrecking Crew (The Grappler (5)) and The Equalizer)	December 5, 1990	PNW Show	Gresham, Oregon	2	59
248	Brad Anderson and The Hood (Ricky Santana (5))	February 2, 1991	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	−351	Title held-up after match with Steve Doll and Bart Sawyer in Portland, Oregon
249	Brad Anderson and Ricky Santana (6)	February 16, 1990	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	2	N/A
—	Vacated	N/A	—	—	—	—	Defeat Steve Doll and Bart Sawyer for the held-up title (Santana is unmasked on February 16, 1990 in Portland, Oregon); titles vacated on unknown date for unknown reason
250	Bruise Brothers (Ron Harris and Don Harris)	May 4, 1991	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	39	Defeated The Southern Rockers (Steve Doll and Rex King) in tournament final
251	Steve Doll (13) and Jimmy Jack Funk	June 12, 1991	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	8
252	Bruise Brothers (Ron Harris and Don Harris)	June 20, 1991	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	2	37
253	Steve Doll (14) and Demolition Crush (2))	July 27, 1991	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	36
254	The Grappler (7)) and Don Harris (3)	September 1, 1991	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	41
255	Bruise Brothers (Ron Harris and Don Harris)	October 12, 1991	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	3	29	Don Harris defeats The Grappler after they split up
256	The Grappler (8)) and Steve Doll (15)	November 10, 1991	PNW Show	Vancouver, Washington	1	15
257	Bruise Brothers (Ron Harris and Don Harris)	November 25, 1991	PNW Show	Florence, Oregon	4	13
258	The Grappler (9)) and Steve Doll (16)	December 8, 1991	PNW Show	Vancouver, Washington	2	N/A
259	Bruise Brothers (Ron Harris and Don Harris)	January 1992	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	5	N/A
260	Jesse Barr (2) and Art Barr (3))	January 19, 1992	PNW Show	Vancouver, Washington	1	10		^[6]
261	Bruise Brothers (Ron Harris and Don Harris)	January 29, 1992	PNW Show	^{[Note 1]}	6	N/A
—	Vacated	February 8, 1992	—	—	—	—	Championship held-up after a match against Steve Doll and The Grappler
262	The Grappler (10)) and Steve Doll (17)	February 15, 1992	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	3	35	Defeated Bruise Brothers in rematch
263	Colonel DeBeers (6) and John Rambo	March 21, 1992	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	1	14
264	The Grappler (11)) and Steve Doll (18)	April 4, 1992	PNW Show	Portland, Oregon	4	N/A
—	Deactivated	July 1992	—	—	—	—	Promotion closed

Footnotes

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