ECCW Tag Team Championship

Statistics
First champion(s)	The Glamour Order of Disicipline
Most reigns	Glamour Order of Disicipline (7 reigns, by team), Scott Mac (9 reigns, by individual)
Longest reign	Models Inc. (Memphis and MR2) (1 year, 5 months, 4 days)
Shortest reign	Dr. Luther and Juggernaut High, 5in' White Boys, Michael Sweetser and Scotty Mac (<1 day)

ECCW Tag Team Championship
ECCW Tag Team Championship
Details
Promotion	Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling
Date established	August 1996
Current champion(s)	The Vörös Twins; (Chris and Patrick Vörös)
Date won	17 January 2020
First champion(s)
Statistics
First champion(s)	The Glamour Order of Disicipline
Most reigns	Glamour Order of Disicipline (7 reigns, by team), Scott Mac (9 reigns, by individual)
Longest reign	Models Inc. (Memphis and MR2) (1 year, 5 months, 4 days)
Shortest reign	Dr. Luther and Juggernaut High, 5in' White Boys, Michael Sweetser and Scotty Mac (<1 day)

Last updated April 05, 2024

The NWA/ECCW Tag Team Championship is the tag team title for the Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling wrestling promotion based out of British Columbia. It was activated in 1996. The first champions were the Glamour Order Of Discipline. There have been 74 reigns by 34 teams and 55 wrestlers with three vacancies. One of the vacancies came when the titles were vacated by NWA Pacific Northwest representative Mike Sweetster after ruling that the 24 July 2009 match was not an official contest and was thus null and void. The titles are currently being held by Bishy Wishy (Bishop and Fergie) who are in their first reign. On 19 April 2013, ECCW unveiled new belts for the Elite Tag Team Championships. Then champions Scotty Mac and Jamie Diaz relinquished the old NWA/ECCW Tag Team Championships to their stable mates The Greedfather and Red Dinero to have, who later deemed them the "ECCW Classic Tag Team Championships".

Title history

Reign	The reign number for the specific champion and or team listed
Location	The city in which the title was won
Event	The event promoted by the respective promotion in which the title was won
+	Indicates the current reign is changing daily

No.	Champion	Reign	Date	Days held	Location	Event	Notes
1	Glamour Order of Disicipline (Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)	1	August, 1996		New Westminster, BC	House show	Defeated Doink the Clown and Ole Olson to become the first champions.
2	Brains, Brawn and Class (BBC) (Mike Roselli and Randy Tyler)	1	August 1996		Campbell River, BC	House show
3	Army of Darkness (Dr. Luther and Incubus)	1	12 December 1997		New Westminster, BC	House show
The titles are held up in January 1998.
3	Army of Darkness (Dr. Luther and Incubus)	2	20 February 1998	150	New Westminster, BC	House show	Luther and Incubus win a tournament to determine the new champions.
4	Glamour Order of Disicipline (Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)	2	20 July 1998	39	Surrey BC	House show	GOD defeat the New Moondogs and the Portland Connection in a triangle match after Army of Darkness no-shows the event.
5	Dog Pound Order (Moondog Mason and Moondog Chopps)	1	28 August 1998	31	New Westminster, BC	House show
6	Glamour Order of Disicipline (Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)	3	28 September 1998	116	New Westminster, BC	House show
7	Dog Pound Order (Moondog Mason and Moondog Chopps)	2	22 January 1999	35	Nanaimo, BC	House show
8	Glamour Order of Disicipline (Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)	4	26 February 1999	28	New Westminster, BC	House show
9	Toxic Insanity (Biohazard and Juggernaut)	1	26 March 1999	241	New Westminster, BC	House show
Toxic Insanity was stripped of the titles in August, 1999
10	Player's Club (Chance Beckett and Steve Rizzono)	1	12 November 1999	14	New Westminster, BC	House show	Player's Club defeats Brains, Brawn and Class in the final of a tournament to determine new champions.
11	Glamour Order of Disicipline (Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)	5	26 November 1999	126	New Westminster, BC	House show
12	Dr. Luther⁽³⁾ and Juggernaut⁽²⁾	1	31 March 2000	0	New Westminster, BC	House show
13	High 5in' White Boys (Chance Beckett⁽²⁾ and Havoc)	1	31 March 2000	0	New Westminster, BC	House show
14	Glamour Order of Disicipline (Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)	6	31 March 2000	168	New Westminster, BC	House show
14	Ladies Choice and Layne Fontaine	1	15 September 2000	224	New Westminster, BC	House show	Layne Fontaine gave up the Tag Team Championship when he said he could not contact Ladies Choice. Ladies Choice attacked him early in the show leading to a grudge match.
15	Backwoods Militia (Major Hardway and R.A.G.E.)	1	27 April 2001	154	Surrey, BC	House show	Backwoods Militia defeated Chance Beckett and Rockford 2001 in the final of a tournament to determine new champions.
16	Scotty Mac and Havoc⁽²⁾	1	28 September 2001	140	Surrey, BC	House show
17	Backwoods Militia (Major Hardway and R.A.G.E.)	2	15 February 2002	121	Surrey, BC	House show
18	Glamour Order of Disicipline (Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)	7	16 June 2002	39	Vancouver, BC	House show
19	Jungle Fever (Abbadon and Gorilla)	1	25 July 2002	92	Surrey, BC	House show
20	Club International (Skag Rollins and Seth Knight)	1	25 October 2002	63	Surrey, BC	House show
21	Larry Blackwell and James Watkins	1	27 December 2002	1	Hayward, CA	APW Live Event	The title change took place at an All Pro Wrestling event.
22	Club International (Skag Rollins and Seth Knight)	2	28 December 2002	181	Hayward, CA	APW Kristmas Kaos
23	Jungle Fever (Abbadon and Gorilla<)	2	27 June 2003	91	Surrey, BC	House show
24	Models Inc. (Memphis and MR2)	1	26 September 2003	518	Surrey, BC	House show
25	Hot and Bothered (Cole Bishop and Kurt Sterling)	1	25 February 2005	113	Surrey, BC	House show
26	Team Italia (Mike Roselli and Fabulous Fabio)	1	18 June 2005	160	Vancouver, BC	House show
Team Italia was stripped of the titles on 4 November 2005 due to not being able to defend the titles.
27	Hot and Bothered (Cole Bishop and Kurt Sterling)	2	25 November 2005	Surrey, BC		House show
Hot and Bothered decide to vacate the titles.
28	Chill Town Scotty Mac⁽²⁾ and DK Roc	1	20 January 2006	64	Vancouver, BC	House show	The title is held up pending a rematch by Commissioner Terry Joe Silverspoon after a match between Scotty Mac and DK Roc and SCUM due to outside interference by Machette Brown.
29	Chill Town Scotty Mac⁽³⁾ and DK Roc⁽²⁾	2	25 March 2006	6	Vancouver, BC	House show	Scotty Mac defeats Wrathchild in a TLC match to win the vacant titles for himself and DK Roc.
30	SCUM (Wrathchild and Killswitch)	1	31 March 2006	148	Surrey, BC	House show
31	Chill Town' (Scotty Mac⁽⁴⁾ and Dropkick Murphy)	1	26 August 2006	62	Surrey, BC	House show
32	The Demon's Rejects (Cremator and Abbadon⁽³⁾)	1	27 October 2006	91	Surrey, BC	House show
33	Chill Town (Scotty Mac⁽⁵⁾ and Dropkick Murphy⁽²⁾)	2	26 January 2007	99	Surrey, BC	House show	Chill Town defeated Cremator in a handicap match.
34	Masked Dudes of Doom (El Phantasmo and Halo)	1	5 May 2007	83	Vancouver, BC	House show	Phantasmo and Halo defeated Chill Town and Memphis and Tony Kozina in a TLC match.
35	Greatness on Demand (Michelle Starr⁽⁸⁾ and Disco Fury)	1	27 July 2007	123	Surrey, BC	House show	Starr, Disco and Johnny Canuck defeated Masked Dudes of Doom and Moondog Manson in a six-man street fight where the titles was on the line.
36	Models Inc. (Memphis and MR2)	2	27 November 2007	67	Surrey, BC	House show
37	SuperFunk (Fast Freddy Funk and VK)	1	2 February 2008	174	Vancouver, BC	House show
38	Chill Town (Sid Sylum and Dropkick Murphy⁽³⁾)	1	25 July 2008	71	Surrey, BC	House show	Chill Town defeated SuperFunk and the Bollywood Lions in triple threat tag team match.
39	"The Loose Cannon" Kenny Lush and "Bomber" Nelson Creed	1	4 October 2008	174	Vancouver, BC	House show
40	Pop Culture (Ice and Cole Bishop⁽³⁾)	1	27 March 2009	119	Surrey, BC	House show
42	Sid Sylum⁽²⁾ and Azeem the Dream	1	24 July 2009	39	Surrey, BC	House show	This was a three-way elimination match also featuring Scotty Mac and Dropkick Murphy, although Dropkick was attacked before the match and Scotty Mac was forced to compete on his own.
	Vacated		1 August 2009	463	Vancouver, BC		The titles were vacated by NWA Pacific Northwest representative Mike Sweetster after ruling that the 24 July 2009 match was not an official contest and was thus null and void.
43	"The Loose Cannon" Kenny Lush⁽²⁾ and Billy Suede	1	7 November 2009	28	Vancouver, BC	House show	Lush and Suede won an 8-team tournament to win the vacant titles.
44	Egos and Icons (Nick Price, Jamie Diaz and Tony Baroni)	1	5 December 2009	202	Vancouver, BC	House show
45	Memphis⁽³⁾ and Pete Powers	1	25 June 2010	78	Surrey, BC	House show
	Vacated		11 September 2010	48	Vancouver, BC		The titles were vacated by ECCW Commissioner Bill Coltrane after Memphis suffered a long-term injury. A subsequent title match between Bishop and Azeem The Dream vs. Pete Powers and El Phantasmo ended in a disqualification.
46	Church of the Divine Prophecy (The Divine Prophet and Artemis Spencer⁽²⁾)	1	29 October 2010	71	Vancouver, BC	House show	The vacant titles were won in a three-way tag match that also featured the Bollywood Lions and the team of Alex Plexis and Billy Suede. Spencer first won the tag titles as the masked Halo.
47	The Cremator⁽²⁾ and Danni Deeds	1	8 January 2011	69	Vancouver, BC	House show
48	Bollywood Lions (Harv and Gurv Sihra)	1	18 March 2011	253	Surrey, BC	Quest for the Gold	This match was a triple threat which also included Rick the Weapon X and El Phantasmo.
49	Air Pirates/Riot (Alex Plexis, "Ravenous" Randy Myers, Nicole Matthews, and Andy "The Dreadful" Bird)	1	26 November 2011	112	Port Coquitlam, BC	Wrestling with Hunger	Plexis and Myers originally won the belts. After the formation of The Riot with Nicole Matthews, and Andy "The Dreadful" Bird on 28 January 2012, Plexis and Randy announced that any two members of the group could defend the title via the Freebird Rule.
50	The Administration (Scotty Mac⁽⁶⁾ and Michael Sweetser)	1	17 March 2012	0	Aldergrove, BC	House show	Scotty and Sweetser defeated Alex Plexis and Andy The Dreadful Bird.
51	Riot (Alex Plexis, "Ravenous" Randy Myers, Nicole Matthews, and Andy "The Dreadful" Bird)	2	17 March 2012	70	Aldergrove, BC	House show	Ravenous Randy and Andy The Dreadful Bird defeated The Administration; all four members of the Riot continue to defend the belts.
52	The Administration (Scotty Mac⁽⁷⁾ and Jamie Diaz⁽²⁾)	1	26 May 2012	154	Surrey, BC	Sweet 16 Night 2
53	Riot (Alex Plexis, "Ravenous" Randy Myers, Nicole Matthews, and Andy "The Dreadful" Bird)	3	27 October 2012	133	New Westminster, BC	Halloween Hell	Riot won the titles in a Chamber of Extreme Fans Bring The Weapons match.
54	The Administration (Scotty Mac⁽⁸⁾ and Jamie Diaz⁽³⁾)	2	9 March 2013	63	Vancouver, BC	Pacific Cup 2013	The Administration (Jamie Diaz and Scotty Mac) defeatrf Sid Sylum and The King of the Yukon, The Administration (Jordie Taylor and Red DeNero), The Bollywood Boyz (Gurv Sihra and Harv Sihra), and The Riot (Alex Plexis and Ravenous Randy) in a five team gauntlet match.
55	The Bollywood Boyz (Harv Sihra and Gurv Sihra)	2	11 May 2013	69	Vancouver, BC	17th Anniversary Show	Bollywood Boyz won the titles in a lumberjack match.
56	The Amerikan Guns (Mike Santiago and Ethan H. D.)	1	19 July 2013	106	Surrey, BC	House show
57	The Bollywood Boyz (Harv Sihra and Gurv Sihra)	3	2 November 2013	77	Vancouver, BC	Day of the Dead
58	The Amerikan Guns (Mike Santiago and Ethan H. D.)	2	18 January 2014	84	Vancouver, BC	Ballroom Brawl	The American Guns defeated Bollywood Boyz and The Riot in a three-way tag team match.
59	The Bollywood Boyz (Harv Sihra and Gurv Sihra)	4	12 April 2014	133	Vancouver, BC	Seek and Destroy	Steel Cage match.
60	DTA (Jordie Taylor and Daniel Adonis)	1	23 August 2014	103	Vancouver, BC	All or Nothing
61	The Cunninghams (Karl Cunningham and Jack Cunningham)	1	4 December 2014	219	Vancouver, BC	Payoff	The Cunninghams defeated the DTA, House of Hell, and Scotty Mac and Shreddz in a four-way elimination match.
62	The Bollywood Boyz (Harv Sihra and Gurv Sihra)	5	11 July 2015	119	Vancouver, BC	Ballroom Brawl 4
63	The West Coast Express (Nelson Creed⁽²⁾ and Alex Plexis⁽⁴⁾)	1	7 November 2015	189	Vancouver, BC	North by Northwest Tag Team Tournament	The West Coast Express defeated the Bollywood Boyz in the first round of the North by Northwest Tag Team Tournament.
64	The Good Brothers (Nick Pesky and Mike Everett)	1	14 May 2016	91	Vancouver, BC	Redemption 2016
65	The Wisemen ("Beautiful" Billy Suede⁽²⁾ and Tony Baroni⁽²⁾)	1	13 August 2016	154	Vancouver, BC	Civil War	The Wiseman defeated The West Coast Express and The Bowling Club (Jonny Flynn and Lucky Strike Flynn) in a three-way tag team match.
66	The Good Brothers (Nick Pesky and Mike Everett)	2	14 January 2017	7	Vancouver, BC	Ballroom Brawl VII
67	The Cunninghams (Karl Cunningham and Jack Cunningham)	2	21 January 2017	21	New Westminster, BC
68	Repaired (Dr. Luther⁽⁴⁾ and Randy Myers⁽⁴⁾)	1	11 February 2017	105	Abbotsford, British Columbia	Winter Fair
69	Beauty and The Builds (Scotty Mac ⁽⁹⁾ and Christina Von Eerie)	1	27 May 2017	77	New Westminster, BC	21st Anniversary	Best two out of three tables match.
70	The Vörös Twins (Chris and Patrick Vörös)	1	12 August 2017	161	New Westminster, BC	HD Rising
71	Bishy Wishy (Bishop⁽⁴⁾ and Fergie)	1	20 January 2018	84	Vancouver, BC	Ballroom Brawl IX
72	The Wisemen (Billy Suede⁽³⁾ and Travis Williams)	1	14 April 2018	273
72	Grindhouse (Ashley Sixx and Cat Power)	1	1 January 2019	217	Vancouver, BC	ECCW Ballroom Brawl E11even - Night 2
	Vacated		26 October 2019	0
73	GODS (Bishop⁽⁵⁾ and Sid Sylum ⁽³⁾	1	26 October 2019	83	New Westminster, BC	ECCW Halloween Hell 2019	Defeated 4 Minutes of Heat (Eddie Pearl and Ricky Gibson), Gross Misconduct (Drexel and Steve West) and State of Emergency (Matt Bronson and Sebastian Wolfe) in a Four Way Elimination Match
74	Vörös Twis (Chris and Patrick Vörös)	2	17 January 2020	1540+	Vancouver, BC	ECCW Ballroom Brawl 13 - Night 1

Combined reigns

As of April5, 2024.

†	Indicates the current champions
<1	Indicates that the combined total is less than one day.

By team

Rank	Team	No. of Reigns	Combined Days
1.	The Bollywood Lions/Bollywood Boyz (Harv Sihra and Gurv Sihra)	5	659
2.	Models Inc. (Memphis and MR2)	2	589
3.	Glamour Order of Discipline (Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)	6	482
4.	Air Pirates/Riot (Alex Plexis, "Ravenous" Randy Myers, Nicole Matthews, and Andy "The Dreadful" Bird)	3	315
5.	Backwoods Militia (Major Hardway and R.A.G.E.)	2	275
6.	Club International (Skag Rollins and Seth Knight)	2	244
7	The Cunninghams (Karl Cunningham and Jack Cunningham)	2	240
8.	Chill Town (Scotty Mac and Dropkick Murphy)	4	232
9	Scotty Mac and Jamie Diaz	2	217
10.	Egos and Icons (Nick Price, Jamie Diaz and Tony Baroni)	1	201
11.	The Amerikan Guns (Mike Santiago and Ethan H. D.)	2	190
12.	The West Coast Express (Nelson Creed and Alex Plexis)	1	189
13.	Jungle Fever (Abbadon and Gorilla)	2	183
14.	Army of Darkness (Dr. Luther and Incubus)	1	179
15.	SuperFunk (Fast Freddy Funk and VK)	1	174
16.	Kenny Lush and "Bomber" Nelson Creed	1	174
17.	Hot and Bothered (Cole Bishop and Kurt Sterling)	2	169
18.	Ladies Choice and Layne Fontaine	1	161
18.	The Vörös Twins (Chris and Patrick Vörös)	1	161
20.	The Wisemen ("Beautiful" Billy Suede and Tony Baroni)	1	154
21.	SCUM (Wrathchild and Killswitch)	1	147
22.	Scotty Mac and Havoc	1	140
23.	Team Italia (Mike Roselli and Fabulous Fabio)	1	139
24.	Greatness on Demand (Michelle Starr and Disco Fury)	1	119
25.	Pop Culture (Ice and Cole Bishop)	1	119
26.	Repaired (Dr. Luther and Randy Myers)	1	105
27.	DTA (Jordie Taylor and Daniel Adonis)	1	103
28.	The Good Brothers (Nick Pesky and Mike Everett)	2	98
29.	The Demon's Rejects (Cremator and Abbadon)	1	91
30.	Masked Dudes of Doom (El Phantasmo and Halo)	1	83
31.	Memphis and Pete Powers	1	78
32.	Beauty and The Builds (Scotty Mac and Christina Von Eerie)	1	77
33.	Bishy Wishy (Bishop and Fergie)†	1	2267+
34.	The Divine Prophet and Artemis Spencer	1	72
35.	Sid Sylum and Dropkick Murphy	1	71
36.	The Cremator and Danni Deeds	1	69
37.	Dog Pound Order (Moondog Manson and Moondog Chopps)	2	62
38.	Kenny Lush and Billy Suede	1	28
39.	Player's Club (Chance Beckett and Steve Rizzono)	1	14
40.	Sid Sylum and Azeem the Dream	1	8
41.	Larry Blackwell and James Watkins	1	1
42.	Dr. Luther and Juggernaut	1	<1
	High 5in' White Boys (Chance Beckett and Havoc)
	The Administration (Scotty Mac and Michael Sweetser)

By wrestler

Rank	Wrestler	No. of reigns	Combined days
1	Chris Vörös †	2	1,701+
1	Patrick Vörös †	2	1,701+
3	Memphis Raines/Memphis	3	667
4	Gurv Sihra	5	651
4	Harv Sihra	5	651
6	Michelle Starr	8	640 -
7	Scotty Mac	8	602 -
8	MR2	2	589
9	Johnny Canuck	7	521 -
10	Alex Plexis	3	504
11	Bishop/Cole Bishop	5	455
12	Ravenous Randy/Randy Myers	3	420
13	Jamie Diaz	3	419
14	Nelson Creed	2	363
15	Tony Baroni	2	356
16	Ashley Sixx	1	287
16	Cat Power	1	287
18	Major Hardway	2	275
18	RAGE	2	275
20	Abbadon	3	274
21	Wisemen	1	273
22	Dr. Luther	4	253 -
23	Seth Knight	2	244
23	Skag Rollins	2	244
25	DK Roc/Dropkick Murphy	5	239 -
26	Jack Cunningham	2	236
26	Karl Cunningham	2	236
28	Kenny Lush	2	202
28	Nick Price	1	202
30	Ethan H. D.	2	190
30	Mike Santiago	2	190
32	Gorilla Marilla	2	183
33	Billy Suede	2	182
33	Fergie/Mike Everest	3	182
35	Fast Freddy Funk	1	174
36	Volcano	1	174
37	Kurt Sterling	2	169
38	Sid Sylum	3	162
39	Ladies Choice	1	161
39	Layne Fontaine	1	161
41	Cremator	2	160
42	Artemis Spencer/Amazing Halo	2	154
43	Killswitch	1	147
43	Wrathchild	1	147
45	Havoc	2	140
46	Fabulous Fabio	1	139
46	Mike Roselli	2	139 -
48	Andy The Dreadful Bird	1	133
49	Nicole Matthews	1	133
50	Disco Fury	1	119
50	Ice	1	119
52	Daniel Adonis	1	107
52	Jordie Taylor	1	107
54	Nick Pesky	2	98
55	El Phantasmo	1	83
56	Pete Powers	1	78
57	Christina Von Eerie	1	77
58	Divine Prophet	1	71
59	Danni Deeds	1	69
60	Moondog Chopps	2	63
60	Moondog Manson	2	63
62	Chance Beckett	2	14
62	Steve Rizzono	1	14
64	Azeem The Dream	1	8
65	James Watkins	1	1
65	Larry Blackwell	1	1
67	BioHazard	1	<1 -
	Randy Tyler	1	<1 -
	Juggernaut	1	<1 -

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The Vachon Brothers was a professional wrestling tag team composed of Pierre "The Beast" Vachon and Damien "The Pitbull" Vachon. They were one of the leading "heel" teams on the independent circuit during the mid-2000s and, at one point, held the tag team titles of seven different promotions in both eastern Canada and the Northeastern United States, most notably, twice winning the NWA New England Tag Team Championship in 2005 and 2006. Although both men have been reported as the real-life youngest sons of legendary Canadian wrestler Paul "The Butcher" Vachon, neither are near relations of the Vachon wrestling family.

Matthew Nebeker is an American professional wrestler, better known by the ring name Ethan H. D..

The Bollywood Boyz are a Canadian professional wrestling tag team composed of brothers Gurvinder "Gurv" Sihra and Harvinder "Harv" Sihra. They are best known for their time in WWE, where Gurvinder and Harvinder performed under the ring names Sunil Singh and Samir Singh, respectively.

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