ECWA Tag Team Championship

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ECWA Tag Team Championship
Details
Promotion East Coast Wrestling Association
Date establishedMay 1, 1993
Current champion(s)The Marvelous Ones (Greg Spitz and Teddy Fine)
Date wonSeptember 19, 2020
Other name(s)
  • ECWA Tag Team Championship
    (1993 - 2011)
  • ECWA Unified Tag Team Championship
    (2011 - present)
Statistics
First champion(s)The Russian Invaders
(Russian Invader I and Russian Invader II)
Most reigns(as a team) Logan Brothers
(Matt Logan and Bryan Logan) (4 reigns)
(as an individual) Matt Logan and Bryan Logan (4 reigns)
Longest reignThe Valedictorians
(Billy Bax and Rob Eckos)(917 days)
Shortest reignFlatliners
(Asylum and Matt Burns) and Logan Brothers
(Matt Logan and Bryan Logan) (<1 day)

The ECWA Tag Team Championship is a professional wrestling tag team championship created and promoted by the American independent wrestling promotion, East Coast Wrestling Association (ECWA). There have been a total of 59 reigns and 4 vacancies shared between 44 different teams consisting of 83 distinctive champions. The current champions are The Marvelous Ones (Greg Spitz and Teddy Fine), who are in their first reign. [1]

Contents

Title history

Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific team—reign numbers for the individuals are in parentheses, if different
DaysNumber of days held
<1Reign lasted less than a day
+Current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDays
1The Russian Invaders
(Russian Invader I and Russian Invader II)		May 1, 1993 House show Wilmington, DE 1N/AThe Russian invaders were billed as the inaugural champions under unknown circumstances. The exact length of this reign is uncertain. [2]
— Vacated May–August 1993————
2The Hollywood Hunks
( Delectable Danny Desire And Dazzling Donny Love)		August 13, 1993 House show Wilmington, DE 1764-778Defeated Irish Mickey O’Brien and Rocking Ronnie Roberts to win the vacant titles. The exact length of this reign is uncertain.Danny Desire left ECWA during the title reign unknown who replaced him.
3 Ace Darling and Kid Flash September 1995 House show Wilmington, DE 126-44The first known defence of the team took place on September 16. [3]
4 Steve Corino and Lance Diamond November 17, 1995ECWA Wilmington, DE 185 [4]
5Boogie Woogie Brown and Inferno BrownFebruary 10, 1996ECWA Wilmington, DE 169 [5]
6 Steve Corino and Lance Diamond April 19, 1996ECWA Wilmington, DE 221This was a Texas tornado tag team match. [6]
7Boogie Woogie Brown and Inferno BrownMay 10, 1996ECWA Wilmington, DE 2143-174This was a Texas tornado tag team match. The exact length of this reign is uncertain. [7]
8Viper and ArmageddonOctober 1996 House show Wilmington, DE 1178-208The exact length of this reign is uncertain.
9 Lance Diamond (2) and Cheetah MasterApril 26, 1997ECWA Newport, DE 1581 [8]
10 Ace Darling (2) and Devon Storm November 28, 1998ECWA Wilmington, DE 1140 [9]
11Mark Schraeder and Christian York April 17, 1999ECWA Newport, DE 1104 [10]
12Mark Schraeder (2) and ThunderJuly 30, 1999ECWA Newport, DE 1112 [11]
13 The Backseat Boyz
(Johnny Kashmere and Trent Acid)		November 19, 1999 House show Wilmington, DE 1N/AThe exact length of this reign is uncertain.
14 The Haas Brothers
(Charlie Haas and Russ Haas)		2000 House show N/A1N/AThe exact length of this reign is uncertain.
15 Low Ki and American Dragon April 7, 2001 House show Wilmington, DE 1364 Low Ki and Dragon began feuding and later arranged a tag team match in which the winning team member would choose the partner with whom he shared the titles. [12]
16 Low Ki (2) and Xavier April 6, 2002 House show Wilmington, DE 128Although American Dragon pinned Christopher Daniels in the tag team match, Low Ki was the legal man in the ring. As per a prematch stipulation, he subsequently chose Xavier to be his new tag team partner. [13]
17 The S.A.T.
(Joél Maximo and José Maximo)		May 4, 2002ECWA Newport, DE 1295This was a four-way tag team match also involving J.J. Johnston and J.R. Ryder and Buck Wylde and Matt Striker. [14]
18 Ace Darling (3) and Matt Striker February 23, 2003ECWA Wilmington, DE 1195This was a four-way tag team match also involving Da Hit Squad (Mafia and Monsta Mack) and Prince Nana and Mega. [15]
19The Maxx Brothers
(Johnny Maxx and Joey Maxx)		September 6, 2003ECWA Wilmington, DE 163 [16]
20The Valedictorians
(Billy Bax and Rob Eckos)		November 8, 2003ECWA Wilmington, DE 1917 [17]
21 Aden Chambers and Andrew RykerMay 13, 2006Night Of Unusual Matches Newark, DE 1203This was a tornado street fight tag team match. [18]
22The Valedictorians
(Billy Bax and Rob Eckos)		December 2, 2006ECWA Newark, DE 256This was a four-way tag team match also involving Jason Blade and Kid Mikaze and Shane Hagadorn and Pelle Primeau. [19]
23The Heavyweights
(Sean Royal and Dan Eckos)		January 27, 2007ECWA Newark, DE 1259 [20]
24The Berlin Bad Boys
(Kermon the German and Max Von Bauer)		October 13, 2007ECWA Newark, DE 149This was a Steel cage match. [21]
25Logan Brothers
(Bryan Logan and Matt Logan)		December 1, 2007Hall Of Fame Newark, DE 1301This was a four-way tag team match also involving The Heavyweights (Dan Eckos and Sean Royal) and The Valedictorians (Billy Bax and Rob Eckos). [22]
26Leather 'n' Lace
(JJ the Crew Guy and Mike Reed)		September 27, 2008ECWA Newark, DE 1161 [23]
27Cha Cha Chance and MegaMarch 7, 2009ECWA Newark, DE 1189 [24]
28The Arion Brothers
(Alex Arion and Frankie Arion)		September 12, 2009ECWA Newark, DE 128 [25]
29Logan Brothers
(Matt Logan and Bryan Logan)		October 10, 2009 13th Annual Super 8 Tournament Newark, DE 2161 [26]
30Team WCWA
(Ryan Rush and Julian Starr)		March 20, 2010ECWA Newark, DE 1112This was a winner-takes-all six-man tag team match where Rush and Starr teamed up with Aden Chambers and The Logan Brothers teamed up with the ECWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion Nick Logan, whose title was also on the line. Chambers won the Heavyweight title but was not recognized as tag team champion. [27]
31Logan Brothers
(Matt Logan and Bryan Logan)		July 10, 2010 ECWA 14th Annual Super 8 Tournament Newark, DE 388This was a six-man tag team match where The Logan Brothers teamed up with Nick Logan against Ryan Rush, Aden Chambers and Tony Burma who replaced Julian Starr. [28]
32The Best Around
(TJ Cannon and Bruce Maxwell)		October 16, 2010There's A Hurricane Comin' Through the ECWA Newark, DE 1167This was a three-way tag team match also involving The Heavyweights (Dan Eckos and Sean Royal) and Matt Logan and Chase Del Monte who replaced an injured Bryan Logan. [29]
— Vacated April 1, 2011————The titles were vacated after TJ Cannon was sided with a legitimate injury.
33Fusion DS
(Matt Saigon and Damian Dragon)		May 7, 2011ECWA Newark, DE 1196This was a unification tag team match also for the TWA Tag Team Championship where Saigon and Dragon defeated The Midnight Sensations (Chris Rockwell and Sam Shields) to win the vacant titles. [30]
34Flatliners
(Asylum and Matt Burns)		November 19, 2011K-Cup Tag Team Tournament Newark, DE 1<1This was a quarter-final match from the 1st Annual K-CUP Tag Team Tournament. [31]
35Logan Brothers
(Matt Logan and Bryan Logan)		November 19, 2011K-Cup Tag Team Tournament Newark, DE 4<1This was a semi-final match from the 1st Annual K-CUP Tag Team Tournament. [31]
36Midnight Sensations
(Chris Rockwell and Sam Shields)		November 19, 2011K-Cup Tag Team Tournament Newark, DE 1105This was the final match of the 1st Annual K-CUP Tag Team Tournament. [31]
37Fusion DS
(Matt Saigon and Damian Dragon)		March 3, 2012ECWA Newark, DE 27 [32]
38Midnight Sensations
(Chris Rockwell and Sam Shields)		March 10, 2012ECWA Carney's Point, New Jersey256This was a Texas tornado tag team match. [33]
39Fusion DS
(Matt Saigon and Damian Dragon)		May 5, 2012Divide & Conquer Newark, DE 3133This was a Loser Leaves Town match. [34]
40Midnight Sensations/The Sons Of Blackheart
(Chris Rockwell/Armageddon and Sam Shields/Anarchy)		September 15, 201245th Anniversary Show Newark, DE 335Rockwell and Shields competed under the names of Armageddon and Anarchy as The Sons Of Blackheart when they won the titles, but subsequently shortened their names back. [35]
41Dream Team
(Kekoa the Flyin' Hawaiian and Aden Chambers)		October 20, 2012Witching Hour Sewell, NJ 1175This was a three-way tag team match also involving Fusion DS (Damian Dragon and Matt Saigon). [36]
42The Black Heart
(Monster Ahtu and Breaker Morant)		April 13, 2013 17th Annual Super 8 Tournament Newark, DE 155This was an eight-man tag team match where Ahtu and Morant teamed up with the ECWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion Ricky Martinez and the ECWA Heavyweight Champion Josh Daniels. The match was for all the titles, with Daniels and Martinez retaining them. Chambers and Kekoa also teamed up with Bobby Shields and Danny E. [37]
— Vacated June 7, 2013————Ahtu and Morant were stripped of the titles by Joe Zanolle due to a controversial ending of a title defense against D-Line (Black Ice and Body Snatcher) from June 1.
43D-LINE
(Bodysnatcher and Black Ice)		July 13, 2013Aden Chambers Farewell Show Newark, DE 1266This was an anything goes tag team match with Damian Dragon as a special guest referee where Bodysnatcher and Black Ice defeated The Black Heart (Monster Ahtu and Breaker Morant) in a rematch to win the vacant titles. [38]
44Team CK
(Kage and Sean Carr)		April 5, 2014 18th Annual Super 8 Tournament Newark, DE 1154 [39]
— Vacated September 6, 2014————Kage and Carr were stripped off the titles after they failed to show up to a title defense.
45The Extreme Rednecks
(Chuck Payne and Kyle Payne)		March 1, 2015Winter Challenge Newark, DE 1118This was a Three Way Elimination match also involving Black Wall Street (Napalm Bomb and Solo) and Breaker Morant and Cory Kastle for the vacant titles. [40]
46D-LINE
(Bodysnatcher and Black Ice)		June 27, 2015Summer Sizzler Springfield, PA 221 [41]
47The Extreme Rednecks
(Chuck Payne and Kyle Payne)		July 18, 2015Summer Splash Woodbury Heights, NJ 291 [42]
48Team PCA
(Damian Adams and Ricky Martinez)		October 17, 20152nd Annual Super 8 ChickFight Tournament Woodbury Heights, NJ 1231 [43]
49The Sons Of Brooklyn
(Mike Verna and Talon)		June 4, 2016Raising The Bar V Woodbury Heights, NJ 149The special guest referee of this match was Bobby Shields. [44]
50Pan's Corp Agency
(AJ Pan and Damian Adams (2), Azrieal, Ricky Martinez (2) and Romeo Roselli)		July 23, 2016Summer Splash Woodbury Heights, NJ 1280Pan and Adams won the match, but Azrieal, Martinez ans Roselli were also recognized champions under the freebird Rule. [45]
51The Extreme Rednecks
(Chuck Payne and Kyle Payne)		April 29, 2017 21st Annual Super 8 Tournament Woodbury Heights, NJ 356 [46]
52The Classics
(Eric Martin and Tyler Stone)		June 24, 2017Fire And Ice Springfield, PA 184 [47]
53Mr. Ooh La La and Jay D. LusciousSeptember 16, 201750th Anniversary Show Woodbury Heights, NJ 15Cagematch.net shows that Martin and Stone retained at the 50th Anniversary Show, but still listed Mr. Ooh La La and Jay D. Luscious as official champions. [48]
54One Mean Team
(Brian Johnson and Justin Pusser)		September 21, 2017 House show Laurel Springs, NJ 1212
55Frankie Pickard and Tahir JamesApril 21, 2018 House show Philadelphia, PA 156
56One Mean Team
(Brian Johnson and Justin Pusser)		June 16, 2018 House show Atlantic City, NJ 2119
57The Funky White Boy and Marcus WatersOctober 13, 2018Witching Hour New Castle, DE 1420 [49]
58Mr. Ooh La La and Jay D. LusciousDecember 7, 2019Toys For Tots New Castle, DE 2287 [50]
59The Marvelous Ones
(Greg Spitz and Teddy Fine)		September 19, 2020 24th Annual Super 8 Tournament Morganville, NJ 11,415+ [51] [52]

Combined reigns

As of August4, 2024.

†Indicates the current champion
¤The exact length of at least one title reign is uncertain, so the shortest length is considered.

By team

RankTeamNo. of
reigns		Combined
days
2The Valedictorians
(Billy Bax and Rob Eckos)		2973
3The Hollywood Hunks
(Custom Made Man and Stunning Sean)		1¤764-778
4 Lance Diamond and Cheetah Master1581
5Logan Brothers
(Matt Logan and Bryan Logan)		4550
1The Marvelous Ones
(Greg Spitz and Teddy Fine) †		11,415+
6The Funky White Boy and Marcus Waters1420
7 Low Ki and American Dragon 1364
8Fusion DS
(Matt Saigon and Damian Dragon)		3336
9One Mean Team
(Brian Johnson and Justin Pusser)		2331
10 The S.A.T.
(Joél Maximo and José Maximo)		1295
11Mr. Ooh La La and Jay D. Luscious2292
12D-LINE
(Bodysnatcher and Black Ice)		2287
13Pan's Corp Agency
(AJ Pan and Damian Adams, Azrieal, Ricky Martinez and Romeo Roselli)		1280
14The Extreme Rednecks
(Chuck Payne and Kyle Payne)		3265
15The Heavyweights
(Sean Royal and Dan Eckos)		1259
16Team PCA
(Damian Adams and Ricky Martinez)		1231
17Boogie Woogie Brown and Inferno Brown2¤212-243
18 Aden Chambers and Andrew Ryker1203
19Midnight Sensations/The Sons Of Blackheart
(Chris Rockwell/Armageddon and Sam Shields/Anarchy)		3196
20 Ace Darling and Matt Striker 1195
21Mega and Cha Cha Chance1189
22Viper and Armageddon1¤178-208
23Dream Team
(Kekoa the Flyin' Hawaiian and Aden Chambers)		1175
24The Best Around
(TJ Cannon and Bruce Maxwell)		1167
25Leather 'n' Lace
(JJ the Crew Guy and Mike Reed)		1161
26Team CK
(Kage and Sean Carr)		1154
27 Ace Darling and Devon Storm 1140
28Mark Schraeder and Thunder1112
Team WCWA
(Ryan Rush and Julian Starr)		1112
30 Steve Corino and Lance Diamond 2106
31Mark Schraeder and Christian York 1104
32The Classics
(Eric Martin and Tyler Stone)		184
33The Maxx Brothers
(Johnny Maxx and Joey Maxx)		163
34Frankie Pickard and Tahir James156
35The Black Heart
(Monster Ahtu and Breaker Morant)		155
36The Berlin Bad Boys
(Kermon the German and Max Von Bauer)		149
The Sons Of Brooklyn
(Mike Verna and Talon)		149
38 Low Ki and Xavier 128
The Arion Brothers
(Alex Arion and Frankie Arion)		128
40 Ace Darling and Kid Flash 1¤26-44
41Flatliners
(Asylum and Matt Burns)		1<1
42 The Backseat Boyz
(Johnny Kashmere and Trent Acid)		1¤N/A
The Haas Brothers
(Charlie Haas and Russ Haas)		1¤N/A
The Russian Invaders
(Russian Invader I and Russian Invader II)		1¤N/A

By wrestler

RankWrestlerNo. of
reigns		Combined
days
1Billy Bax2973
Rob Eckos 2973
3Custom Made Man1¤764-778
Stunning Sean1¤764-778
5 Lance Diamond 2687
6Cheetah Master1581
7Bryan Logan4550
Matt Logan4550
9 Damian Adams 2511
Ricky Martinez2511
11Greg Spitz †11,415+
Teddy Fine †11,415+
13Marcus Waters1420
The Funky White Boy1420
15 Low Ki 2392
16 Aden Chambers 2378
17 American Dragon 1364
18 Ace Darling 3¤361-379
19Damian Dragon3336
Matt Saigon3336
21Brian Johnson2331
Justin Pusser2331
23 Joél Maximo 1295
José Maximo 1295
25Jay D. Luscious2292
Mr. Ooh La La2292
27Bodysnatcher2287
Black Ice2287
29AJ Pan1280
Azrieal1280
Romeo Roselli1280
32Chuck Payne3265
Kyle Payne3265
34Dan Eckos1259
Sean Royal1259
36Mark Schraeder2216
37Boogie Woogie Brown2¤212-243
Inferno Brown2¤212-243
39Andrew Ryker1203
40Chris Rockwell/Armageddon3196
Sam Shields/Anarchy3196
42 Matt Striker 1195
43Cha Cha Chance1189
Mega1189
45Armageddon1¤178-208
Viper1¤178-208
47Kekoa the Flyin' Hawaiian1175
48Bruce Maxwell1167
TJ Cannon1167
50JJ the Crew Guy1161
Mike Reed1161
52Kage1154
Sean Carr1154
54 Devon Storm 1140
55Julian Starr1112
Ryan Rush1112
Thunder1112
58 Steve Corino 1106
59 Christian York 1104
60Eric Martin184
Tyler Stone184
62Johnny Maxx163
Joey Maxx163
64Frankie Prichard156
Tahir James156
66Breaker Morant155
Mosher Ahtu155
68Kermon the German149
Max Von Bauer 149
Mike Verna149
Talon149
72Alex Arion128
Frankie Arion128
Xavier 128
75Asylum1<1
Matt Burns1<1
77 Kid Flash 1¤26-44
78 Charlie Haas 1¤N/A
Johnny Kashmere 1¤N/A
Russ Haas 1¤N/A
Russian Invader I1¤N/A
Russian Invader II1¤N/A
Trent Acid 1¤N/A

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