ECCW Tag Team Championship

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ECCW Tag Team Championship
Details
Promotion Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling
Date establishedAugust 1996
Current champion(s)The Vörös Twins
(Chris and Patrick Vörös)
Date won17 January 2020
Statistics
First champion(s)The Glamour Order of Disicipline
Most reignsGlamour Order of Disicipline (7 reigns, by team), Scott Mac (9 reigns, by individual)
Longest reignModels Inc. (Memphis and MR2) (1 year, 5 months, 4 days)
Shortest reignDr. Luther and Juggernaut High, 5in' White Boys, Michael Sweetser and Scotty Mac (<1 day)

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".

Contents

Title history

ReignThe reign number for the specific champion and or team listed
LocationThe city in which the title was won
EventThe event promoted by the respective promotion in which the title was won
+Indicates the current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionReignDateDays heldLocationEventNotes
1Glamour Order of Disicipline
(Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)
1August, 1996 New Westminster, BC House show Defeated Doink the Clown and Ole Olson to become the first champions.
2Brains, Brawn and Class (BBC)
(Mike Roselli and Randy Tyler)
1August 1996 Campbell River, BC House show
3Army of Darkness
(Dr. Luther and Incubus)
112 December 1997 New Westminster, BC House show
The titles are held up in January 1998.
3Army of Darkness
(Dr. Luther and Incubus)
220 February 1998150New Westminster, BC House show Luther and Incubus win a tournament to determine the new champions.
4Glamour Order of Disicipline
(Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)
220 July 199839 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.
5Dog Pound Order
(Moondog Mason and Moondog Chopps)
128 August 199831New Westminster, BC House show
6Glamour Order of Disicipline
(Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)
328 September 1998116New Westminster, BC House show
7Dog Pound Order
(Moondog Mason and Moondog Chopps)
222 January 199935 Nanaimo, BC House show
8Glamour Order of Disicipline
(Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)
426 February 199928New Westminster, BC House show
9Toxic Insanity
(Biohazard and Juggernaut)
126 March 1999241New Westminster, BC House show
Toxic Insanity was stripped of the titles in August, 1999
10Player's Club
(Chance Beckett and Steve Rizzono)
112 November 199914New Westminster, BC House show Player's Club defeats Brains, Brawn and Class in the final of a tournament to determine new champions.
11Glamour Order of Disicipline
(Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)
526 November 1999126New Westminster, BC House show
12Dr. Luther(3) and Juggernaut(2)131 March 20000New Westminster, BC House show
13High 5in' White Boys
(Chance Beckett(2) and Havoc)
131 March 20000New Westminster, BC House show
14Glamour Order of Disicipline
(Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)
631 March 2000168New Westminster, BC House show
14Ladies Choice and Layne Fontaine115 September 2000224New 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.
15Backwoods Militia
(Major Hardway and R.A.G.E.)
127 April 2001154Surrey, 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)128 September 2001140Surrey, BC House show
17Backwoods Militia
(Major Hardway and R.A.G.E.)
215 February 2002121Surrey, BC House show
18Glamour Order of Disicipline
(Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)
716 June 200239 Vancouver, BC House show
19Jungle Fever
(Abbadon and Gorilla)
125 July 200292Surrey, BC House show
20Club International
(Skag Rollins and Seth Knight)
125 October 200263Surrey, BC House show
21Larry Blackwell and James Watkins127 December 20021 Hayward, CA APW Live Event The title change took place at an All Pro Wrestling event.
22Club International
(Skag Rollins and Seth Knight)
228 December 2002181 Hayward, CA APW Kristmas Kaos
23Jungle Fever
(Abbadon and Gorilla<)
227 June 200391Surrey, BC House show
24Models Inc.
(Memphis and MR2)
126 September 2003518Surrey, BC House show
25Hot and Bothered
(Cole Bishop and Kurt Sterling)
125 February 2005113Surrey, BC House show
26Team Italia
(Mike Roselli and Fabulous Fabio)
118 June 2005160Vancouver, BC House show
Team Italia was stripped of the titles on 4 November 2005 due to not being able to defend the titles.
27Hot and Bothered
(Cole Bishop and Kurt Sterling)
225 November 2005Surrey, BC House show
Hot and Bothered decide to vacate the titles.
28Chill Town
Scotty Mac(2) and DK Roc
120 January 200664Vancouver, 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.
29Chill Town
Scotty Mac(3) and DK Roc(2)
225 March 20066Vancouver, BC House show Scotty Mac defeats Wrathchild in a TLC match to win the vacant titles for himself and DK Roc.
30SCUM
(Wrathchild and Killswitch)
131 March 2006148Surrey, BC House show
31Chill Town'
(Scotty Mac(4) and Dropkick Murphy)
126 August 200662Surrey, BC House show
32The Demon's Rejects
(Cremator and Abbadon(3))
127 October 200691Surrey, BC House show
33Chill Town
(Scotty Mac(5) and Dropkick Murphy(2))
226 January 200799Surrey, BC House show Chill Town defeated Cremator in a handicap match.
34Masked Dudes of Doom
(El Phantasmo and Halo)
15 May 200783Vancouver, BC House show Phantasmo and Halo defeated Chill Town and Memphis and Tony Kozina in a TLC match.
35Greatness on Demand
(Michelle Starr(8) and Disco Fury)
127 July 2007123Surrey, 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.
36Models Inc.
(Memphis and MR2)
227 November 200767Surrey, BC House show
37SuperFunk
(Fast Freddy Funk and VK)
12 February 2008174Vancouver, BC House show
38Chill Town
(Sid Sylum and Dropkick Murphy(3))
125 July 200871Surrey, 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 Creed14 October 2008174Vancouver, BC House show
40Pop Culture
(Ice and Cole Bishop(3))
127 March 2009119Surrey, BC House show
42Sid Sylum(2) and Azeem the Dream124 July 200939Surrey, 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 2009463Vancouver, BCThe 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 17 November 200928Vancouver, BC House show Lush and Suede won an 8-team tournament to win the vacant titles.
44Egos and Icons
(Nick Price, Jamie Diaz and Tony Baroni)
15 December 2009202Vancouver, BC House show
45Memphis(3) and Pete Powers125 June 201078Surrey, BC House show
Vacated 11 September 201048Vancouver, BCThe 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.
46Church of the Divine Prophecy
(The Divine Prophet and Artemis Spencer(2))
129 October 201071Vancouver, 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.
47The Cremator(2) and Danni Deeds18 January 201169Vancouver, BC House show
48 Bollywood Lions
(Harv and Gurv Sihra)
118 March 2011253Surrey, BCQuest for the GoldThis match was a triple threat which also included Rick the Weapon X and El Phantasmo.
49Air Pirates/Riot
(Alex Plexis, "Ravenous" Randy Myers, Nicole Matthews, and Andy "The Dreadful" Bird)
126 November 2011112Port Coquitlam, BCWrestling with HungerPlexis 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.
50The Administration
(Scotty Mac(6) and Michael Sweetser)
117 March 20120 Aldergrove, BC House show Scotty and Sweetser defeated Alex Plexis and Andy The Dreadful Bird.
51Riot
(Alex Plexis, "Ravenous" Randy Myers, Nicole Matthews, and Andy "The Dreadful" Bird)
217 March 201270Aldergrove, BC House show Ravenous Randy and Andy The Dreadful Bird defeated The Administration; all four members of the Riot continue to defend the belts.
52The Administration
(Scotty Mac(7) and Jamie Diaz(2))
126 May 2012154Surrey, BCSweet 16 Night 2
53Riot
(Alex Plexis, "Ravenous" Randy Myers, Nicole Matthews, and Andy "The Dreadful" Bird)
327 October 2012133New Westminster, BCHalloween HellRiot won the titles in a Chamber of Extreme Fans Bring The Weapons match.
54The Administration
(Scotty Mac(8) and Jamie Diaz(3))
29 March 201363Vancouver, BCPacific Cup 2013The 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.
55The Bollywood Boyz
(Harv Sihra and Gurv Sihra)
211 May 201369Vancouver, BC17th Anniversary ShowBollywood Boyz won the titles in a lumberjack match.
56The Amerikan Guns
(Mike Santiago and Ethan H. D.)
119 July 2013106Surrey, BC House show
57The Bollywood Boyz
(Harv Sihra and Gurv Sihra)
32 November 201377Vancouver, BCDay of the Dead
58The Amerikan Guns
(Mike Santiago and Ethan H. D.)
218 January 201484Vancouver, BCBallroom BrawlThe American Guns defeated Bollywood Boyz and The Riot in a three-way tag team match.
59The Bollywood Boyz
(Harv Sihra and Gurv Sihra)
412 April 2014133Vancouver, BCSeek and DestroySteel Cage match.
60DTA
(Jordie Taylor and Daniel Adonis)
123 August 2014103Vancouver, BCAll or Nothing
61The Cunninghams
(Karl Cunningham and Jack Cunningham)
14 December 2014219Vancouver, BCPayoffThe Cunninghams defeated the DTA, House of Hell, and Scotty Mac and Shreddz in a four-way elimination match.
62The Bollywood Boyz
(Harv Sihra and Gurv Sihra)
511 July 2015119Vancouver, BCBallroom Brawl 4
63The West Coast Express
(Nelson Creed(2) and Alex Plexis(4))
17 November 2015189Vancouver, BCNorth by Northwest Tag Team TournamentThe West Coast Express defeated the Bollywood Boyz in the first round of the North by Northwest Tag Team Tournament.
64The Good Brothers
(Nick Pesky and Mike Everett)
114 May 201691Vancouver, BCRedemption 2016
65The Wisemen
("Beautiful" Billy Suede(2) and Tony Baroni(2))
113 August 2016154Vancouver, BCCivil WarThe Wiseman defeated The West Coast Express and The Bowling Club (Jonny Flynn and Lucky Strike Flynn) in a three-way tag team match.
66The Good Brothers
(Nick Pesky and Mike Everett)
214 January 20177Vancouver, BCBallroom Brawl VII
67The Cunninghams
(Karl Cunningham and Jack Cunningham)
221 January 201721New Westminster, BC
68Repaired
(Dr. Luther(4) and Randy Myers(4))
111 February 2017105 Abbotsford, British Columbia Winter Fair
69Beauty and The Builds
(Scotty Mac (9) and Christina Von Eerie)
127 May 201777New Westminster, BC21st AnniversaryBest two out of three tables match.
70The Vörös Twins
(Chris and Patrick Vörös)
112 August 2017161New Westminster, BCHD Rising
71Bishy Wishy
(Bishop(4) and Fergie)
120 January 201884Vancouver, BCBallroom Brawl IX
72The Wisemen
(Billy Suede(3) and Travis Williams)
114 April 2018273
72Grindhouse
(Ashley Sixx and Cat Power)
11 January 2019217Vancouver, BCECCW Ballroom Brawl E11even - Night 2
Vacated 26 October 20190
73GODS
(Bishop(5) and Sid Sylum (3)
126 October 201983New Westminster, BCECCW Halloween Hell 2019Defeated 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
74Vörös Twis (Chris and Patrick Vörös)217 January 20201540+Vancouver, BCECCW Ballroom Brawl 13 - Night 1

Combined reigns

As of April5, 2024.

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

By team

RankTeamNo. of ReignsCombined Days
1.The Bollywood Lions/Bollywood Boyz
(Harv Sihra and Gurv Sihra)
5659
2.Models Inc.
(Memphis and MR2)
2589
3.Glamour Order of Discipline
(Michelle Starr and Johnny Canuck)
6482
4.Air Pirates/Riot
(Alex Plexis, "Ravenous" Randy Myers, Nicole Matthews, and Andy "The Dreadful" Bird)
3315
5.Backwoods Militia
(Major Hardway and R.A.G.E.)
2275
6.Club International
(Skag Rollins and Seth Knight)
2244
7The Cunninghams
(Karl Cunningham and Jack Cunningham)
2240
8.Chill Town
(Scotty Mac and Dropkick Murphy)
4232
9Scotty Mac and Jamie Diaz2217
10.Egos and Icons
(Nick Price, Jamie Diaz and Tony Baroni)
1201
11.The Amerikan Guns
(Mike Santiago and Ethan H. D.)
2190
12.The West Coast Express
(Nelson Creed and Alex Plexis)
1189
13.Jungle Fever
(Abbadon and Gorilla)
2183
14.Army of Darkness
(Dr. Luther and Incubus)
1179
15.SuperFunk
(Fast Freddy Funk and VK)
1174
16.Kenny Lush and "Bomber" Nelson Creed1174
17.Hot and Bothered
(Cole Bishop and Kurt Sterling)
2169
18.Ladies Choice and Layne Fontaine1161
The Vörös Twins
(Chris and Patrick Vörös)
20.The Wisemen
("Beautiful" Billy Suede and Tony Baroni)
1154
21.SCUM
(Wrathchild and Killswitch)
1147
22.Scotty Mac and Havoc1140
23.Team Italia
(Mike Roselli and Fabulous Fabio)
1139
24.Greatness on Demand
(Michelle Starr and Disco Fury)
1119
25.Pop Culture
(Ice and Cole Bishop)
1119
26.Repaired
(Dr. Luther and Randy Myers)
1105
27.DTA
(Jordie Taylor and Daniel Adonis)
1103
28.The Good Brothers
(Nick Pesky and Mike Everett)
298
29.The Demon's Rejects
(Cremator and Abbadon)
191
30.Masked Dudes of Doom
(El Phantasmo and Halo)
183
31.Memphis and Pete Powers178
32.Beauty and The Builds
(Scotty Mac and Christina Von Eerie)
177
33.Bishy Wishy
(Bishop and Fergie)
12267+
34.The Divine Prophet and Artemis Spencer172
35.Sid Sylum and Dropkick Murphy171
36.The Cremator and Danni Deeds169
37.Dog Pound Order
(Moondog Manson and Moondog Chopps)
262
38.Kenny Lush and Billy Suede128
39.Player's Club
(Chance Beckett and Steve Rizzono)
114
40.Sid Sylum and Azeem the Dream18
41.Larry Blackwell and James Watkins11
42.Dr. Luther and Juggernaut1<1
High 5in' White Boys
(Chance Beckett and Havoc)
The Administration
(Scotty Mac and Michael Sweetser)

By wrestler

RankWrestlerNo. of
reigns
Combined
days
1 Chris Vörös21,701+
Patrick Vörös21,701+
3Memphis Raines/Memphis3667
4 Gurv Sihra 5651
Harv Sihra 5651
6Michelle Starr8640 -
7Scotty Mac8602 -
8MR22589
9Johnny Canuck7521 -
10Alex Plexis3504
11Bishop/Cole Bishop5455
12Ravenous Randy/Randy Myers3420
13Jamie Diaz3419
14Nelson Creed2363
15Tony Baroni2356
16Ashley Sixx1287
Cat Power1287
18Major Hardway2275
RAGE2275
20Abbadon3274
21Wisemen1273
22Dr. Luther4253 -
23Seth Knight2244
Skag Rollins2244
25DK Roc/Dropkick Murphy5239 -
26Jack Cunningham2236
Karl Cunningham2236
28Kenny Lush2202
Nick Price1202
30Ethan H. D.2190
Mike Santiago2190
32Gorilla Marilla2183
33Billy Suede2182
Fergie/Mike Everest3182
35Fast Freddy Funk1174
36Volcano1174
37Kurt Sterling2169
38Sid Sylum3162
39Ladies Choice1161
Layne Fontaine1161
41Cremator2160
42Artemis Spencer/Amazing Halo2154
43Killswitch1147
Wrathchild1147
45Havoc2140
46Fabulous Fabio1139
Mike Roselli2139 -
48Andy The Dreadful Bird1133
49Nicole Matthews1133
50Disco Fury1119
Ice1119
52Daniel Adonis1107
Jordie Taylor1107
54Nick Pesky298
55 El Phantasmo 183
56Pete Powers178
57 Christina Von Eerie 177
58Divine Prophet171
59Danni Deeds169
60Moondog Chopps263
Moondog Manson263
62Chance Beckett214
Steve Rizzono114
64Azeem The Dream18
65James Watkins11
Larry Blackwell11
67BioHazard1<1 -
Randy Tyler1<1 -
Juggernaut1<1 -

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