NWA Southern Tag Team Championship (Georgia version)
Introduction The '''NWA Southern Tag Team Championship''' was the primary professional wrestling tag team title of the National Wrestling Alliance-affiliated Georgia Championship Wrestling. It was originally won by Chris and Babe Zaharias in Atlanta, Georgia in March 1949, and defended for almost twenty years until it was replaced by the '''NWA Georgia Tag Team Championship''' in 1968.This title was one of several regional '''NWA Southern Heavyweight Championships''' which included the Carolinas, Florida, Louisiana and Tennessee versions.
Title history Wrestlers:Times:Date:Location:Notes:Chris and Babe Zaharias1March 1949Atlanta, GeorgiaNick Carter and Don McIntyre1March 25, 1949Atlanta, Georgia''Title history is unrecorded from April 1949 to August 1951. ''Art Neilson and Jack Steel1August 31, 1951Atlanta, Georgia''Title history is unrecorded from September 1951 to May 1955. ''Red and Don McIntyre 1May 1955''Title history is unrecorded from May to September 1955. ''Whitney Whittler and El Toro1September 1955''Title history is unrecorded from September 1955 to March 1961. ''Skull Murphy and Gypsy Joe1March 14, 1961Bob Rasmussen and Guy Mitchell1May 5, 1961Atlanta, Georgia''Title history is unrecorded from May to November 1961. ''Ray Gunkel and Don McIntyre 1November 1961The Assassins1December 1, 1961Atlanta, Georgia''Title history is unrecorded from December 1961 to November 1962. ''The Kentuckians1November 1962Lenny Montana and Gypsy Joe 1November 23, 1962Atlanta, Georgia''Title history is unrecorded from November 1962 to November 1964. ''Eddie Graham and Sam Steamboat1November 1964The Mysterious Medics1November 20, 1964Atlanta, GeorgiaBuddy Fuller and Mario Galento1January 29, 1965Atlanta, Georgia''Title is vacated on January 30, 1965. ''The Mysterious Medics 2February 5, 1965Atlanta, GeorgiaBuddy Fuller  and Jesse James1March 19, 1965Atlanta, GeorgiaCorsica Joe and Corsica Jean1April 16, 1965Atlanta, GeorgiaJoe Scarpa and Chief Little Eagle1June 4, 1965Atlanta, GeorgiaAl and Mario Galento 1June 11, 1965Atlanta, Georgia''Title is declared vacant after Al Galento is injured during a match in Atlanta, Georgia, on June 18, 1965. ''Corsica Joe and Corsica Jean 2June 25, 1965Atlanta, GeorgiaBilly and Bad Boy Hines1July 9, 1965Atlanta, GeorgiaDick Steinborn and Nick Kozak1August 27, 1965Atlanta, Georgia''Title history is unrecorded from September to October 1965. ''Dutch Savage and Mario Galento 1October 29, 1965''Title is vacated. ''The Infernos1April 1, 1966Atlanta, Georgia''Title is vacated in April 1966 but The Infernos may have continued defending the titles in the Columbus area. ''Enrique and Alberto Torres1May 6, 1966Atlanta, GeorgiaLouie Tillet and Butcher Vachon1September 23, 1966Atlanta, GeorgiaEnrique  and Ramon Torres1October 21, 1966Atlanta, GeorgiaLouie Tillet and Butcher Vachon 2November 7, 1966Augusta, GeorgiaEnrique  and Ramon Torres 2November 16, 1966Columbus, Georgia''Title is held up after a match against Gene Anderson and Lars Anderson in Atlanta, Georgia, on December 31, 1966. ''Minnesota Wrecking Crew1January 1967Enrique  and Ramon Torres 2April 11, 1967Savannah, GeorgiaMinnesota Wrecking Crew2April 28, 1967Atlanta, GeorgiaEnrique  and Ramon Torres 3May 12, 1967Atlanta, GeorgiaButcher  and Stan Vachon1June 23, 1967Atlanta, GeorgiaRamon  and Alberto Torres 1August 21, 1967Augusta, GeorgiaButcher  and Stan Vachon 2August 28, 1967Augusta, GeorgiaEnrique  and Alberto Torres 2September 5, 1967Macon, GeorgiaButcher  and Stan Vachon 3December 18, 1967Augusta, GeorgiaEnrique  and Alberto Torres 3January 5, 1968Atlanta, Georgia''Title is held up after a match against Tarzan Tyler and El Mongol in Atlanta, Georgia, on February 23, 1968. ''Enrique  and Alberto Torres 4March 8, 1968Atlanta, GeorgiaEl Mongol and Hans Schmidt1April 26, 1968Atlanta, GeorgiaEnrique  and Alberto Torres 5May 31, 1968Atlanta, Georgia''Title is replaced by the NWA Georgia Tag Team Championship at the end of 1968.Title reigns after November 1968 may be for the new titles. ''Butcher  and Stan Vachon 4?November 1968Ramon  and Alberto Torres 6?November 11, 1968Augusta, Georgia
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