SCW Tag Team Championship

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SCW Tag Team Championship
Details
Promotion Southern Championship Wrestling
Date establishedNovember 17, 1994
Date retiredNovember 20, 2004
Statistics
First champion(s)The Rat Pack (Jimmy Cicero and Brian Perry)
Final champion(s)Sex, Love, and Money (Brad Hunter and Shawn Alexander)
(won November 20, 2004)
Most reignsSex, Love, and Money (Brad Hunter and Shawn Alexander) (3)
Longest reignSex, Love, and Money (484 days)
Shortest reignSex, Love, and Money (<1 day)

The SCW Tag Team Championship was a professional wrestling tag team championship in Southern Championship Wrestling (SCW). It remained active until November 20, 2004 when SCW was closed.

Contents

The inaugural champions were The Rat Pack (Jimmy Cicero and Brian Perry), who defeated The Andersons (Pat Anderson and C. W. Anderson) in a tournament final on November 17, 1994 to become the first SCW Tag Team Champions. At 484 days, Sex, Love, and Money's first reign was the longest, while the team's third and final reign, won at SCW's last show, was the shortest, lasting less than one day. With three reigns, Sex, Love, and Money also held the most reigns as a tag team and individually. Overall, there were 29 reigns.

Title history

Key
#Order in reign history
ReignThe reign number for the specific set of wrestlers listed
EventThe event in which the title was won
Used for vacated reigns so as not to count it as an official reign
N/AThe information is not available or is unknown
+Indicates the current reign is changing daily

Names

NameYears
SCW Tag Team Championship1997 2004

Reigns

#WrestlersReignDateDays
held
LocationEventNotesRef.
1The Rat Pack (Jimmy Cicero and Brian Perry)1November 17, 1994128 Raleigh, North Carolina Live event Cicero and Perry won the titles in a tournament final.
2The Dream Team (Billy Simmons and Sean Powers)1March 25, 199528 Durham, North Carolina Live event
3The Rat Pack (Jimmy Cicero and Brian Perry)2April 22, 1995364 Valdese, North Carolina Live event [1]
4Cowboys From Hell (Guido Falcone and Jimmie Torture)1April 20, 199628 Durham, North Carolina Live event The Cowboys From Hell defeated Brian Perry and Sean Powers (substituting for Jimmy Cicero).
5 The Andersons (Pat Anderson and C. W. Anderson)1May 18, 1996392 Durham, North Carolina Live event The Andersons defeated Jimmie Torture and David Dawson (substituting for Guido Falcone).
6 Death & Destruction (Frank Parker and Roger Anderson)1June 14, 1997161 Butner, North Carolina Live event Death and Destruction defeated C. W. Anderson and David Dawson (substituting for retired Pat Anderson). [2]
7Northern Exposure (C. W. Anderson and Cueball Carmichael)1November 22, 1997N/A Louisburg, North Carolina Live event
8Cueball Carmichael and Christian York 11998N/AN/A Live event Northern Exposure split up when C. W. Anderson was kicked out of The Gambini Family. Anderson subsequently gave his half of the tag titles to Christian York in order to reunite with his brother Pat.
9The Andersons (Pat Anderson and C. W. Anderson)1January 17, 1998245 Butner, North Carolina Live event
10Club Security (Rumble and Rukkus)1September 19, 1998154 Henderson, North Carolina Live event
Vacated February 20, 1999 Louisburg, North Carolina Live event Club Security are stripped as champions after failing to appear for a scheduled title defense.
11The Serial Thrillaz (Shane Helms and Mike Maverick)1February 20, 1999N/A Louisburg, North Carolina Live event The Serial Thrillaz defeated C. W. Anderson and Toad in tournament final to win the vacant titles. [3]
12 The Dupps (Bo and Jack Dupp)11999N/AN/A Live event Shane Helms gave his half of the tag titles to Otto Schwanz upon leaving the promotion. Schwanz and Mike Maverick begin teaming as The Dupps shortly afterwards.
Vacated October 1999N/A Live event SCW vacated the championships after The Dupps left the promotion for Extreme Championship Wrestling.
13Big Slam and King1October 28, 1999N/A Raleigh, North Carolina Live event Big Slam and King defeated Krash and Bryan Wayne in a tournament final to win the vacant titles.
14Big Slam and Dewey Cheatum11999N/AN/A Live event Big Slam chose Dewey Cheatum as his tag team partner after King left the promotion.
15Big Slam and King2March 30, 2000113 Raleigh, North Carolina Live event Big Slam "fired" Dewey Cheatum as his tag team partner upon King's return to SCW.
16Stratus and Aldo De Gama1July 21, 200041 Raleigh, North Carolina Live event This was a Three Way Dance also involving Dewey Cheatum and Mervin Snead; Phenom substituted for King due to an injury.
17The Dupps (Bo and Jack Dupp)2August 31, 2000N/A Raleigh, North Carolina Live event
Vacated September 2000N/A Live event SCW vacated the championships after The Dupps left the promotion for the World Wrestling Federation.
18Stratus and Aldo De Gama2September 28, 200063 Raleigh, North Carolina Live event Stratus and Aldo De Gama defeated Scab and Kross in tournament final to win the vacant titles.
19The Gargoyles (Wort and Duke Richards)1November 30, 200084 Raleigh, North Carolina Live event
20Sex, Love, and Money (Brad Hunter and Sean Thomas)1February 22, 200163 Raleigh, North Carolina Ground Zero (2001)
21Psychos For Hire (Bam Bam and Crazyman)1April 26, 2001N/A Raleigh, North Carolina Royal Pain (2001)
Vacated September 2001N/A Live event Psychos for Hire were stripped of the championship after failing to appear for a scheduled title defence.
22Anti-Social Society (Natrone Steele and Too Damn Badd)1September 27, 2001126 Raleigh, North Carolina Imposion (2007)Natrone Steele and Too Damn Badd defeated Scab and Dewey Cheatum in a tournament final to wn the vacant titles.
23Sex, Love, and Money (Brad Hunter and Shawn Alexander)1January 31, 200256 Raleigh, North Carolina Live event This was a Three Way Dance also involving New Skool (Joey Matthews and Christian York).
24Anti-Social Society (Natrone Steele and Scab)1March 28, 2002N/A Raleigh, North Carolina Downtown Destruction (2002)
Vacated 2002N/A Live event
25C. W. Anderson and Dewey Cheatum1August 29, 200262 Raleigh, North Carolina Cruel Intentions (2002)This was a three-way tournament final involving the Anti-Social Society (Natrone Steele and Scab) and Sex, Love, and Money (Brad Hunter and Shawn Alexander). [4]
26California Swat Team (Zack Lee and Ben Black)1October 30, 2002N/A Raleigh, North Carolina Maul-O-Ween (2002)
Vacated 2003N/A Live event
27Sex, Love, and Money (Brad Hunter and Shawn Alexander)2July 12, 2003484 Burlington, North Carolina Heatwave (2003)Brad Hunter and Shawn Alexander defeated Trailer Park Heat and Seymour Snott to win vacant titles. [5]
28The Nerds! (Seymour Snott and Dexter Poindexter)1November 7, 200413 Butner, North Carolina SCW 9th Anniversary Show (2004) [6] [7]
29Sex, Love, and Money (Brad Hunter and Shawn Alexander)3November 20, 20040 Durham, North Carolina Blowout Bash (2004)
Deactivated November 20, 2004N/AN/ASCW closed on November 20, 2004 and Brad Hunter and Shawn Alexander were the final champions in SCW as a company.

List of combined reigns

<1Indicates that the reign lasted less than one day.
Rank [N 1] Wrestler# of reignsCombined days
1Pat and C. W. Anderson
(The Andersons)
2995
2Brad Hunter and Shawn Alexander
(Sex, Love, and Money)
3540
3 Jimmy Cicero and Brian Perry
(The Rat Pack)
3502
4 Frank Parker and Roger Anderson
(Death & Destruction)
1161
5Rumble and Ruckus
(Club Security)
1154
6Natrone Steele and Too Damn Badd
(Anti-Social Society)
1126
7Big Slam and King2113
8Stratus and Aldo De Gama2104
9Brad Hunter and Sean Thomas
(Sex, Love, and Money)
163
10 C. W. Anderson and Dewey Cheatum162
11Billy Simmons and Sean Powers
(The Dream Team)
128
12Guido Falcone and Jimmie Torture
(Cowboys From Hell)
128
13Seymour Snott and Dexter Poindexter
(The Nerds!)
113

Footnotes

  1. Each reign is ranked highest to lowest; reigns with the same number mean that they are tied for that certain rank.

References

General
Specific
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  5. Kreikenbohm, Philip. "SCW (12.07.2003)". Event-Datenbank. Cagematch.de. Retrieved April 13, 2012.
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  7. Kreikenbohm, Philip. "SCW (07.11.2003)". Event-Datenbank. Cagematch.de. Retrieved April 13, 2012.