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AWA Midwest Tag Team Championship
Details
PromotionAmerican Wrestling Association
Date establishedOctober 15, 1966
Date retiredFebruary 5, 1972
Statistics
First champion(s)Luke Brown and Jake Smith
Most reigns(as team) Doug Gilbert and Reggie Parks (3 times) (as individual) Reggie Parks (7 Times)
Longest reignLuke Brown and Jake Smith (151 days)
Shortest reignBob Orton and Mad Dog Vachon, Jerry Miller and Johnny Valentine, Jr (7 days)
Oldest championDiamond Dallas Page (46 years, 302 days)

The AWA Midwest Tag Team Championship was a title in the American Wrestling Association from 1967 until 1971. It was for mid-level wrestlers and was mostly defended in the Omaha, Nebraska area.

Title history

Silver areas in the history indicate periods of unknown lineage. An (n) beside a date indicates that a title change occurred no later than the date shown.

Wrestlers: Times: Date: Location: Notes:
Luke Brown and Jake Smith 1 October 15, 1966 (n)
Francis St. Claire and Dale Lewis 1 March 17, 1967 Omaha, Nebraska Defeated Ron Reed and Tim Woods.
The title was vacated in 1967.
Doug Gilbert and Reggie Parks 1 August 12, 1967 Omaha, Nebraska Defeated Mitsu Arakawa and Dale Lewis.
Mike DiBiase and Bob Orton 1 1967
Doug Gilbert (2) and Reggie Parks (2) 2 November 1967 (n)
Bob Orton (2) and Mad Dog Vachon 1 March 15, 1968 Omaha, Nebraska
Doug Gilbert (3) and Reggie Parks (3) 3 March 22, 1968 Omaha, Nebraska
Bob Orton (3) and Mad Dog Vachon (2) 2 1968
Dale Lewis (2) and Stan Pulaski 1 July 1968 (n)
The Avenger and Mike DiBiase (2) 1 October 1968 (n)
Woody Farmer and Reggie Parks (4) 1 October 12, 1968
Butcher and Mad Dog Vachon (3) 1 January 11, 1969 Omaha, Nebraska
Stan Pulaski (2) and Chris Tolos 1 January 25, 1969 Omaha, Nebraska
Bob Geigel and The Viking 1 March 8, 1969 Omaha, Nebraska
Bob Ellis and Stan Pulaski (3) 1 July 12, 1969
The title was vacated in 1969.
Reggie Parks (5) and Stan Pulaski (4) 1 November 15, 1969 Omaha, Nebraska Defeated Ali Ben Khan and The Great Kiura in a tournament final.
The Claw and Rock Rogowski 1 1971
Reggie Parks (6) and Stan Pulaski (5) 2 1971
Ox Baker and Rock Rogowski (2) 1 1971
Bob Ellis (2) and Alberto Torres 1 May 1971
The title was vacated after Torres died on June 16, 1971, due to injuries suffered three days earlier in Verdigre, Nebraska during a match against Ox Baker and The Claw.
Ox Baker (2) and The Claw (2) 1 August 1971
Jerry Miller and Johnny Valentine, Jr. 1 August 11, 1971 Creighton, Nebraska
Ox Baker (3) and The Great Kusatsu 1 1971
Jerry Miller (2) and Johnny Valentine, Jr. (2) 2 October 9, 1971
Lars Anderson and Larry Hennig 1 October 16, 1971 Omaha, Nebraska
Reggie Parks (7) and Stan Pulaski (6) 2 February 5, 1972
The title was later abandoned.

See also