{{short description|Listing of professional wrestling tag team championships}} {{hatnote|This article covers all tag team championships contested in WWE throughout its history, not those acquired by the company and never contested under its banner, although WWE may recognize other titles for championship records, such as the [[ECW World Tag Team Championship]].}} {{multiple image | align = right | direction = horizontal | image1 = Mark Lewin Wrestling News 1960.jpg | caption1 = | width1 = 116 | image2 = Don Curtis.jpg | caption2 = | width2 = 149 | footer = [[Mark Lewin]] and [[Don Curtis]], the inaugural holders of the [[WWWF United States Tag Team Championship]], at the time known as a version of the [[NWA United States Tag Team Championship]]. }} The American [[professional wrestling]] promotion [[WWE]] has maintained several men's and women's tag team championships (except for a two-year interim between 1967 and 1969) since [[Capitol Wrestling Corporation]] (CWC) seceded from the [[National Wrestling Alliance]] (NWA) in 1963 to become the World Wide Wrestling Federation (WWWF), which was later subjected to various name changes, including World Wrestling Federation (WWF) and World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)—in April 2011, the company ceased using its full name and has since just been referred to as WWE.
The earliest men's tag team title affiliated to Capitol, the [[NWA World Tag Team Championship (Northeast version)|Northeast version of the NWA World Tag Team Championship]], established in 1957 by [[Toots Mondt]]'s Manhattan Wrestling Enterprises and later shared with the CWC, entirely preceded the WWWF's creation as it was deactivated in June 1961<!--- AND IS THEREFORE OUTSIDE OF THIS ARTICLE'S SCOPE--->, while the first women's tag team title, the [[WWF Women's Tag Team Championship]], was established in 1983. Whenever the [[WWE brand extension]] has been implemented (2002–2011; 2016–present), separate tag team championships have been created or allocated for each brand.
As of 2025, since the acquisition of [[Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide]], WWE promotes five men's, one women's, and one mixed gender tag team championships. Three of the men's titles, the [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]] on [[Raw (WWE brand)|Raw]], the [[WWE Tag Team Championship]] on [[SmackDown (WWE brand)|SmackDown]], and [[AAA World Tag Team Championship]] on AAA are regarded as [[world tag team championship]]s, while the third men's title is for WWE's [[Farm team|developmental brand]], [[NXT (WWE brand)|NXT]], the [[NXT Tag Team Championship]]. The [[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] is the only women's tag team championship in WWE and is defended across Raw, SmackDown, and NXT. In addition, the company also promotes the [[AAA Mixed Tag Team Championship]] and the [[AAA World Trios Championship]].
==Overview of titles== ===Male=== {| class="wikitable" |- ! # ! Name ! Years ! Status |- |1 |[[WWWF United States Tag Team Championship]] |1958 – 1967 (became WWWF property in 1963) | Retired |- |2 |[[WWF International Tag Team Championship]] |1969 – 1971, 1985 | Retired |- |3 |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(original version)}} |1971 – 2010 | Unified with World Tag Team Championship {{small|(current version)}} 2009, subsequently retired 2010.<!---YES THE {OLDER TITLE WAS SPECIFICALLY CANNED A YEAR AFTER UNIFICATION ---> |- |4 |[[WCW World Tag Team Championship]] |1975 – 2001 (became WWF property in 2001) | Unified with World Tag Team Championship {{small|(original version)}} |- |5 |[[WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Championship]] |1991 | Retired |- |6 |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(current version)}} |2002 – present | Active |- |7 |[[AAA World Tag Team Championship]] |2007 – present (became WWE property in 2025) | Active |- |8 |[[AAA World Trios Championship]] |2011 – present (became WWE property in 2025) | Active |- |9 |[[WWE Tag Team Championship]] |2016 – present | Active |- |}
===Male Developmental=== {| class="wikitable" |- ! # ! Name ! Years ! Status |- |1 |[[NXT Tag Team Championship]] |2013 – present | Active |- |2 |[[NXT UK Tag Team Championship]] |2018 – 2022 | Unified with NXT Tag Team Championship |}
===Female=== {| class="wikitable" |- ! # ! Name ! Years ! Status |- |1 |[[WWF Women's Tag Team Championship]] |1983 – 1989 | Retired |- |2 |[[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] |2018 – present | Active |}
===Female Developmental=== {| class="wikitable" |- ! # ! Name ! Years ! Status |- |1 |[[NXT Women's Tag Team Championship]] |2021 - 2023 | Retired |}
===Mixed Gender=== {| class="wikitable" |- ! # ! Name ! Years ! Status |- |1 |[[AAA Mixed Tag Team Championship]] |2003 - present (became WWE property in 2025) | Active |}
==Summary of championships== ===Male=== ====WWWF United States Tag Team Championship (1958–1967)==== {{main|WWWF United States Tag Team Championship}} The [[WWWF United States Tag Team Championship]] was the first men's tag team championship to be contested for in [[WWE]], at the time known as the [[History of WWE#World Wide Wrestling Federation|World Wide Wrestling Federation]] (WWWF). It was originally established in 1958 for [[Capitol Wrestling Corporation]] (CWC) as a version of the [[NWA United States Tag Team Championship]] and the inaugural champions were [[Mark Lewin]] and [[Don Curtis]]. When CWC seceded from the [[National Wrestling Alliance]] (NWA) in 1963 and became the WWWF, the championship subsequently became the WWWF United States Tag Team Championship. In 1967, [[WWWF World Heavyweight Champion]] [[Bruno Sammartino]] teamed with [[Spiros Arion]] to win the belts. Due to Sammartino being the world champion, the team vacated the tag titles which were then abandoned.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwf-us-t.html|title=United States Tag Team Title (Capitol/WWWF)|website=Wrestling-Titles.com|language=en|access-date=October 20, 2017}}</ref>
====WWF International Tag Team Championship (1969–1971, 1985)==== {{main|WWF International Tag Team Championship}} The [[WWF International Tag Team Championship]] was the second men's tag team title to be contested in the company. For the two years following the abandonment of the WWWF United States Tag Team Championship, the WWWF had no tag team title until The Rising Suns ([[Toru Tanaka]] and [[Mitsu Arakawa]]) arrived in the promotion in September 1969 with the WWWF International Tag Team Championship, which they claimed to have won in a tournament in [[Tokyo, Japan]] in June of that year. This became the WWWF's tag team title until 1971, mostly being held by The Mongols ([[Bepo Mongol]] and [[Geeto Mongol]]). When they left the WWWF in 1971, they took the titles with them.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/pa/w/studio/wwwf-in-t.html|title=WWWF/WWF International Tag Team Title|website=Wrestling-Titles.com|language=en|access-date=October 20, 2017}}</ref> In May 1985, six years after the company was renamed [[History of WWE#World Wrestling Federation|World Wrestling Federation]] (WWF), [[Tatsumi Fujinami]] and [[Kengo Kimura]] beat [[Dick Murdoch]] and [[Adrian Adonis]] in a tournament final in Japan for a revival of the rebranded WWF International Tag Team Championship only for the title to be abandoned again when relations between [[New Japan Pro-Wrestling]] and the WWF fell out in October that year.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.f4wonline.com/other-wrestling/day-pro-wrestling-history-may-24-harley-race-wins-nwa-title-due-interesting | title=On this day in pro wrestling history (May 24): Harley Race wins NWA title due to interesting circumstances, Ric Flair beats Kerry Von Erich in Japan | date=May 24, 2015 | access-date=February 18, 2017 | first=Brian | last=Hoops | publisher=[[Wrestling Observer Figure Four Online]]}}</ref>
====World Tag Team Championship (1971–2010)==== {{main|World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)}} The original [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]] was the third men's tag team title to be contested in WWE, however, it was the first [[world tag team championship]] to be established by the company. After the company lost the WWWF International Tag Team Championship, the WWWF established the WWWF World Tag Team Championship in 1971 and the inaugural champions were the team of [[Grady Johnson|Luke Graham]] and [[Tarzan Tyler]]. In 1979, the promotion became the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) and the tag titles were renamed the WWF Tag Team Championship until 1983 when they became the WWF World Tag Team Championship.<ref name="W-T">{{cite web|url=https://www.onlineworldofwrestling.com/results/raw/1997.html|title=WWF World Tag Team title defended on RAW through 1997|access-date=June 23, 2007|publisher=Wrestling-Titles}}</ref>
After WWF's initial [[WWE brand extension|brand extension]] in the spring of 2002 and the renaming of the company as [[History of WWE#World Wrestling Entertainment / WWE|World Wrestling Entertainment]] (WWE), the tag titles became the WWE Tag Team Championship and champions [[Billy and Chuck]] were drafted to the [[SmackDown (WWE brand)|SmackDown]] brand. That summer, however, [[The Un-Americans]] ([[Christian Cage|Christian]] and [[Lance Storm]]) would win the championship and shortly thereafter transfer it to the [[Raw (WWE brand)|Raw]] brand where it was later renamed the World Tag Team Championship. SmackDown subsequently established their own [[WWE Raw Tag Team Championship|WWE Tag Team Championship]]. After several years, in April 2009, the titles would be [[Championship unification|unified]] as the Unified WWE Tag Team Championship, but both titles remained independently active.<ref name="Unified1">{{cite web|url=https://www.wwe.com/shows/wrestlemania/25/matches/9592012|title=WWE Tag Team Champions def. World Tag Team Champions (New Unified Tag Team Champions)|date=April 5, 2009|publisher=[[WWE]]|access-date=May 10, 2012}}</ref> The champions defended the unified title across all brands until the World Tag Team Championship was formally decommissioned in August 2010 in favor of continuing the lineage of the newer WWE Tag Team Championship, which dropped the "unified" moniker. The final World Tag Team Champions were [[The Hart Dynasty]] ([[Tyson Kidd]] and [[David Hart Smith]]), who continued on as the WWE Tag Team Champions.<ref name="Unified2">{{cite web|url=https://bleacherreport.com/articles/1062778-abandoned-the-history-of-wwes-world-tag-team-championship-pt-2|date=February 12, 2012|title=Abandoned: The History of WWE's World Tag Team Championship, Pt. 2|last=Schadler|first=Kyle|publisher=[[Bleacher Report]]|access-date=September 13, 2016}}</ref>
====WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Championship (1991)==== {{main|WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Championship}} The [[WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Championship]] was the fifth men's tag team title under the company's banner, but it was contested in the WWF-affiliated promotion [[Universal Lucha Libre|UWF Japan]]. By 1988, wrestling magazine ''[[Pro Wrestling Illustrated]]'' was calling for the establishment of a secondary tag team championship (modelled on the [[WCW United States Tag Team Championship]]) due to the glut of tag team competition in the promotion.<ref name=pwi>"Too much talent - It's Time For A WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Championship" - [[Pro Wrestling Illustrated]] December 1988</ref> This never took place, but in 1991, UWF Japan introduced the WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Championship, claimed by the team of [[Perro Aguayo]] and [[Gran Hamada]]. This title was abandoned when the affiliation ended later that same year, with Aguayo and Hamada as the only title holders.<ref name=ictag>{{cite web|title=10 championships you never knew existed in WWE|url=https://www.wwe.com/classics/classic-lists/10-titles-you-never-knew-existed|publisher=[[WWE]]}}</ref>
====WCW World Tag Team Championship (1975–2001)==== {{main|WCW World Tag Team Championship}} The [[WCW World Tag Team Championship]] was established in 1975, originally contested under the NWA banner, then later, [[World Championship Wrestling]] (WCW), and finally, the WWF. The title was originally a version of the [[NWA World Tag Team Championship]] for [[Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling]], run by [[Jim Crockett Promotions]] of the NWA. The [[Minnesota Wrecking Crew]] ([[Gene Anderson (wrestler)|Gene Anderson]] and [[Ole Anderson]]) were the inaugural champions. It then became the world tag team championship of WCW when the promotion seceded from the NWA in 1991. In March 2001, the WWF bought rival company WCW, acquiring the WCW World Tag Team Championship, among other titles. It was subsequently defended on WWF programming—the fifth overall men's tag team title contested in the company—until [[Survivor Series (2001)|Survivor Series]] in November that year. At the event, reigning WCW Tag Team Champions [[The Dudley Boyz]] ([[Bubba Ray Dudley]] and [[D-Von Dudley]]) defeated reigning WWF Tag Team Champions [[The Hardy Boyz]] ([[Jeff Hardy]] and [[Matt Hardy]]) to unify the titles, retiring WCW's title in the process.<ref name="world">{{cite web|url=https://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-world-t.html|title=WWWF/WWF/WWE World Tag Team Title|website=Wrestling-Titles.com|access-date=March 19, 2018}}</ref>
====World Tag Team Championship (2002–present)==== {{main|World Tag Team Championship (WWE)}} {{multiple image | align = right | direction = horizontal | image1 = Kurt Angle 2005-08-21.jpg | caption1 = | width1 = 146 | image2 = Chris Benoit in the Ring.jpg | caption2 = | width2 = 150 | footer = Inaugural [[WWE Raw Tag Team Championship|WWE Tag Team Championship]] holders [[Kurt Angle]] and [[Chris Benoit]], a title that is now known as the World Tag Team Championship. }} The current [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]] was established in 2002 and is one of WWE's two currently active world tag team championships for the main roster, defended on the Raw brand. It was originally established as the WWE Tag Team Championship, being the sixth overall men's tag team title contested in the company, but the second world tag team championship established by WWE. As a result of the original World Tag Team Championship becoming exclusive to Raw in the 2002 brand extension, then-[[Professional wrestling authority figures#General managers|SmackDown general manager]] [[Stephanie McMahon]] introduced the WWE Tag Team Championship and commissioned it to be the tag team title for the SmackDown brand. The inaugural champions were [[Kurt Angle]] and [[Chris Benoit]].<ref name="raw">{{cite web|url=https://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-t.html|title=WWE Tag Team Championship|website=Wrestling-Titles.com|access-date=March 19, 2018}}</ref>
After several years, in April 2009, the WWE Tag Team Championship and World Tag Team Championship were unified as the Unified WWE Tag Team Championship, but both titles remained independently active.<ref name="Unified1"/> The champions defended the unified title across all brands until the World Tag Team Championship was formally decommissioned in August 2010 in favor of continuing the lineage of the WWE Tag Team Championship, which dropped the "unified" moniker. The first brand extension then ended in August 2011.<ref name="Unified2"/>
With the reintroduction of the brand extension in July 2016 and the subsequent [[2016 WWE draft|draft that month]], the championship became exclusive to Raw and was renamed the Raw Tag Team Championship, and SmackDown created the [[SmackDown Tag Team Championship]] as its counterpart title.<ref name="WWE Smackdown Tag Team Title">{{cite web|url=https://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-sd-t.html|title=WWE Smackdown Tag Team Title|website=Wrestling-Titles.com|access-date=March 19, 2018}}</ref> From May 2022 to April 2024, the title was held and defended together with the SmackDown Tag Team Championship as the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship, and both titles remained independently active.<ref name="SmackDown05202022"/> With the separation of the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship, the Raw Tag Team Championship was renamed as the World Tag Team Championship on April 15, 2024,<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.fightful.com/wrestling/r-truth-and-miz-presented-new-wwe-world-tag-team-championships-415-wwe-raw|title=New WWE World Tag Team Championships Presented To R-Truth And Miz On 4/15 WWE Raw|date=April 15, 2024|last=Lambert|first=Jeremy|work=Fightful|access-date=April 15, 2024}}</ref> followed by the SmackDown title becoming the WWE Tag Team Championship.<ref name="SmackDown-Tag-renamed">{{cite web|url=https://www.fightful.com/wrestling/new-wwe-tag-team-titles-given-austin-theory-and-grayson-waller-419-wwe-smackdown|title=New WWE Tag Team Titles Given To Austin Theory And Grayson Waller On 4/19 WWE SmackDown|date=April 19, 2024|last=Lambert |first=Jeremy|work=Fightful|access-date=April 19, 2024}}</ref>
====Unified WWE Tag Team Championship (2009–2010)==== [[File:Los colones.jpg|thumb|right|[[The Colóns (2002–2010)|The Colóns]] ([[Primo Colón|Primo]] and [[Carly Colón|Carlito]]), who unified the [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]] and [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|WWE Tag Team Championship]] as the Unified WWE Tag Team Championship]] The '''Unified WWE Tag Team Championship''' was the term used in WWE to refer to both the original World Tag Team Championship and previous WWE Tag Team Championship being held and defended together by the same team, but both titles were independently active. The titles were held together under the "unified" banner from April 2009 to August 2010, with a total of six teams holding the titles during this time, with one individual, [[Chris Jericho]], holding them twice as he held the unified title with two different teams. The holders of the Unified WWE Tag Team Championship appeared and defended the titles across all three brands at the time: Raw, SmackDown, and [[ECW (WWE brand)|ECW]]—the latter of which was established in May 2006 but disbanded in February 2010.<ref name="Unified1"/>
At [[WrestleMania 25]] in April 2009, reigning WWE Tag Team Champions [[The Colóns (2002–2010)|The Colóns]] ([[Carly Colón|Carlito]] and [[Primo Colón|Primo]]) defeated reigning World Tag Team Champions [[John Morrison and The Miz]], and thus unified the titles into what became known as the Unified WWE Tag Team Championship, the [[umbrella term]] for what officially remained two active championships that were now collectively defended. The championships would be defended as the Unified WWE Tag Team Championship on any brand until August 2010. That month, the [[Anonymous Raw General Manager]] announced that the original World Tag Team Championship would be decommissioned in favor of continuing the WWE Tag Team Championship. The Hart Dynasty (Tyson Kidd and David Hart Smith) were subsequently the final team recognized as the Unified WWE Tag Team Champions. The WWE Tag Team Championship, which dropped the "unified" moniker, subsequently became the sole tag team championship in WWE, available to any brand before the first brand extension ended in August 2011.<ref name="Unified2"/>
====NXT Tag Team Championship (2013–present)==== {{main|NXT Tag Team Championship}} {{multiple image | align = | direction = | width = | image1 = Neville March 2015 (cropped).jpg | caption1 = | image2 = Joel Redman.jpg | caption2 = | total_width = 300 | footer = The inaugural [[NXT Tag Team Champions]] British Ambition ([[Adrian Neville]] and [[Oliver Grey]]) }} The [[NXT Tag Team Championship]] is the tag team championship of WWE's [[Farm team|developmental territory]], [[NXT (WWE brand)|NXT]]. The title was established in January 2013 and the inaugural champions were British Ambition ([[Adrian Neville]] and [[Oliver Grey]]). It is the seventh overall men's tag team title to be contested in the company.<ref>{{cite web|last=James|first=Justin|title=James's WWE NXT results 2/13 – Week 33: First NXT tag champions crowned, Paige vows to take over the show|url=https://pwtorch.com/artman2/publish/wwenxtreport/article_68672.shtml|work=Pro Wrestling Torch|access-date=February 24, 2013}}</ref> In September 2019, it became regarded as one of WWE's main titles for male tag teams when NXT became recognized as WWE's third major brand.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.411mania.com/wrestling/triple-h-discusses-nxt-as-a-third-brand-putting-talent-in-a-position-to-succeed-more/|title=Triple H Discusses NXT as a Third Brand, Putting Talent in a Position to Succeed, More|date=May 10, 2016|last=Csonka|first=Larry|work=[[411Mania]]}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.si.com/wrestling/2019/08/19/wwe-nxt-usa-network-announcement-aew|title=NXT moving to cable TV on Sept. 18|last=Rollins|first=Khadrice|work=[[Sports Illustrated]]|language=en|date=August 19, 2019|access-date=September 8, 2019}}</ref> However, NXT reverted to being WWE's developmental brand in September 2021.<ref>{{cite web |last1=Currier |first1=Joseph |title=Preview and Predictions for 'NXT WarGames' |url=https://www.si.com/wrestling/2021/12/03/wwe-nxt-wargames-full-card-preview-predictions |work=[[Sports Illustrated]] |date=December 3, 2021 |access-date=December 11, 2021}}</ref>
====WWE Tag Team Championship (2016–present)==== {{main|WWE Tag Team Championship}} [[File:Shakedown 04 (31650231922).jpg|thumb|Inaugural champions [[Rhyno]] (left) and [[Heath Slater]] (right), who won the title as the SmackDown Tag Team Championship.]] The [[WWE Tag Team Championship]] was established in 2016 and is one of WWE's two currently active world tag team championships for the main roster, representing the SmackDown brand. It is the eighth overall men's tag team title contested in the company, but the third world tag team championship established by WWE. Originally established as the SmackDown Tag Team Championship, its creation came as a result of the reintroduction of the brand extension in July 2016, when the previous WWE Tag Team Championship became exclusive to Raw and was renamed the Raw Tag Team Championship, thus SmackDown created the SmackDown Tag Team Championship as its counterpart title. [[Heath Slater and Rhyno]] were the inaugural champions.<ref name="WWE Smackdown Tag Team Title"/> From May 2022 to April 2024, the title was held and defended together with the Raw Tag Team Championship as the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship, and both titles remained independently active.<ref name="SmackDown05202022"/> Shortly after the titles were split at [[WrestleMania XL]], the Raw title became the World Tag Team Championship while the SmackDown title became the WWE Tag Team Championship.<ref name="SmackDown-Tag-renamed"/>
====NXT UK Tag Team Championship (2018–2022)==== {{main|NXT UK Tag Team Championship}} {{Multiple image | total_width = 300 | image1 = James Drake April 2019.jpg | image2 = Zack Gibson 2018.jpg | footer = Inaugural [[NXT UK Tag Team Championship]] holders [[James Drake (wrestler)|James Drake]] and [[Zack Gibson]] }} The [[NXT UK Tag Team Championship]] was the tag team championship for the [[NXT UK (WWE brand)|NXT UK]] brand, a sister brand of NXT based in the United Kingdom. It was the ninth overall men's tag team title contested in the company, and the inaugural champions were [[James Drake (wrestler)|James Drake]] and [[Zack Gibson]]. It was established in 2018, however, after the announcement of the closure of NXT UK, the title was retired when it was unified into the NXT Tag Team Championship at [[Worlds Collide (2022)|Worlds Collide]] in September 2022. At the event, [[Pretty Deadly (professional wrestling)|Pretty Deadly]] (Elton Prince and Kit Wilson) defeated [[Gallus (professional wrestling)|Gallus]] ([[Mark Coffey]] and [[Wolfgang (wrestler)|Wolfgang]]), reigning NXT Tag Team Champions [[The Creed Brothers]] (Brutus Creed and Julius Creed), and reigning NXT UK Tag Team Champions [[Brooks Jensen]] and [[Josh Briggs]] in a [[fatal four-way tag team elimination match]] to unify the tag team championships, with Jensen and Briggs recognized as the final NXT UK Tag Team Champions.<ref name="WorldsCollide2022">{{cite web|last=Moore|first=John|title=NXT Worlds Collide results: Moore's live review of NXT Champion Bron Breakker vs. NXT UK Champion Tyler Bate in a unification match, NXT Women's Champion Mandy Rose vs. NXT UK Women's Champion Meiko Satomura vs. Blair Davenport in a unification match, Carmelo Hayes vs. Ricochet for the NXT North American Championship|url=https://prowrestling.net/site/2022/09/04/nxt-worlds-collide-results-moores-live-review-of-nxt-champion-bron-breakker-vs-nxt-uk-champion-tyler-bate-in-a-unification-match-nxt-womens-champion-mandy-rose-vs-nxt-uk-womens-champion-meik/|work=Pro Wrestling Dot Net|date=September 4, 2022|access-date=September 4, 2022}}</ref>
====Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship (2022–2024)==== [[File:Kevin owens and sami zayn as undisputed champions.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn]] with the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championships.]] The '''Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship''' was the term used in WWE to refer to both the Raw Tag Team Championship and SmackDown Tag Team Championship being held and defended together by the same team. From May 2022 to April 2024, the holders of the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship could appear and defend the titles on both the Raw and SmackDown brands.<ref name="SmackDown05202022">{{cite web|url=https://www.cbssports.com/wwe/news/wwe-smackdown-results-recap-grades-the-usos-are-undisputed-champions-sasha-banks-and-naomi-suspended/live/|title=WWE SmackDown results, recap, grades: The Usos are undisputed champions, Sasha Banks and Naomi suspended|date=May 20, 2022|last=Mahjouri|first=Shakiel|work=[[CBSSports]]|access-date=May 20, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220521033727/https://www.cbssports.com/wwe/news/wwe-smackdown-results-recap-grades-the-usos-are-undisputed-champions-sasha-banks-and-naomi-suspended/live/|archive-date=May 21, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref>
On the May 20, 2022, episode of ''[[SmackDown]]'', reigning SmackDown Tag Team Champions [[The Usos]] ([[Jey Uso]] and [[Jimmy Uso]]) defeated reigning Raw Tag Team Champions [[RK-Bro]] ([[Randy Orton]] and [[Matt Riddle|Riddle]]) in a [[Winners Take All match]] to become recognized as the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champions. Although WWE billed the match as a unification match, both titles remained independently active.<ref name="SmackDown05202022"/> For the vast majority of title defenses between May 2022 and April 2024, the titles were defended together, but there were a couple of occasions in early 2023 where the titles were defended separately.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.f4wonline.com/news/wwe/judgment-day-earn-wwe-raw-tag-team-title-match|title=Judgment Day earn WWE Raw Tag Team title match|date=January 9, 2023|last=Rose|first=Bryan|work=[[Wrestling Observer Figure Four Online]]|access-date=January 10, 2023}}</ref><ref name="SmackDown02102023">{{cite web|last=Mahjouri|first=Shakiel|title=WWE SmackDown results: Sami Zayn and Jey Uso meet in secret; The Usos defend tag titles|url=https://www.cbssports.com/wwe/news/wwe-smackdown-results-sami-zayn-and-jey-uso-meet-in-secret-the-usos-defend-tag-titles/live/|date=February 10, 2023|work=[[CBS Sports]]|access-date=February 14, 2023|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20230225144217/https://www.cbssports.com/wwe/news/wwe-smackdown-results-sami-zayn-and-jey-uso-meet-in-secret-the-usos-defend-tag-titles/live/|archive-date=February 25, 2023|url-status=live}}</ref>
There were four teams that were recognized as the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champions, with one team and three individuals recognized twice. Jey Uso held the undisputed title with two different partners, while [[The Judgment Day]] ([[Finn Bálor]] and [[Damian Priest]]) were the only team to hold the undisputed title twice. They were also the final team recognized as undisputed champions as at [[WrestleMania XL]] Night 1 on April 6, 2024, they defended the titles in a [[Ladder match|Six-Pack Tag Team Ladder match]] in which both sets of titles by two separate teams had to be retrieved for the match to end. The titles were subsequently split as [[A-Town Down Under]] ([[Austin Theory]] and [[Grayson Waller]]) retrieved the SmackDown titles while [[Awesome Truth]] ([[The Miz]] and [[R-Truth]]) retrieved the Raw titles.<ref name="WM40N1">{{cite web|last=Powell|first=Jason|title=WrestleMania XL results: Powell’s live review of night one with The Rock and Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins and Cody Rhodes, Rhea Ripley vs. Becky Lynch for the Women’s World Championship|url=https://prowrestling.net/site/2024/04/06/wrestlemania-xl-results-powells-live-review-of-night-one-with-the-rock-and-roman-reigns-vs-seth-rollins-and-cody-rhodes-rhea-ripley-vs-becky-lynch-for-the-womens-world-championship/|work=Pro Wrestling Dot Net|date=April 6, 2024|access-date=April 6, 2024}}</ref>
===Female=== ====WWF Women's Tag Team Championship (1983–1989)==== {{main|WWF Women's Tag Team Championship}} The [[WWF Women's Tag Team Championship]] was the company's first women's tag team championship, established in 1983. In 1983, reigning [[NWA Women's World Tag Team Championship|NWA Women's World Tag Team Champions]] [[Velvet McIntyre]] and [[Vickie Otis|Princess Victoria]] joined the WWF. As the WWF had withdrawn from the NWA, which owned the championship, McIntyre and Victoria were recognized as the first WWF Women's Tag Team Champions.<ref name="Titles">{{cite book | author=Royal Duncan and Gary Will | title=Wrestling Title Histories | publisher=Archeus Communications | year=2006|edition=4th | isbn=0-9698161-5-4 }}</ref><ref name=results>{{cite web|url=https://slam.canoe.com/Slam/Wrestling/ResultsArchive/Wrestlers/mcintyre-velvet.html|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150919172017/http://slam.canoe.com/Slam/Wrestling/ResultsArchive/Wrestlers/mcintyre-velvet.html|url-status=dead|archive-date=September 19, 2015|title=Results for Velvet McIntyre|publisher=SLAM! Wrestling|access-date=November 2, 2008|date=June 30, 2005|author=Nevada, Vance}}</ref> The championship continued until 1989, when the promotion abandoned it due to lack of performers in the division. [[The Glamour Girls]] ([[Leilani Kai]] and [[Judy Martin (wrestler)|Judy Martin]]) were the final champions.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.wwe.com/inside/bring-back-wwe-womens-tag-titles|title=Bring It Back!: Women's Tag Titles|publisher=World Wrestling Entertainment|date=January 5, 2012}}</ref>
====WWE Women's Tag Team Championship (2018–present)==== {{main|WWE Women's Tag Team Championship}} [[File:Sasha Banks and Bayley.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Inaugural [[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship|WWE Women's Tag Team Champions]] [[The Boss 'n' Hug Connection]] ([[Sasha Banks]] and [[Bayley (wrestler)|Bayley]])]] The [[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] was introduced on the December 24, 2018.
December 24, 2018, episode of ''[[WWE Raw|Raw]]''<ref>{{Cite web |last=Desk |first=SK |title=WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship |url=https://www.sportskeeda.com/wwe/womens-tag-team-championship |access-date=May 22, 2023 |website=Sportskeeda.com}}</ref> and is the only women's tag team championship in WWE, shared by the Raw, SmackDown, and NXT brands. After three decades of not having a women's tag team championship and with large support from fans and female wrestlers alike, the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship was established and then debuted in 2019. [[The Boss 'n' Hug Connection]] ([[Bayley (wrestler)|Bayley]] and [[Sasha Banks]]) became the inaugural champions at [[Elimination Chamber (2019)|Elimination Chamber]] in February. The title was originally established to be defended across the Raw, SmackDown, and NXT brands.<ref name="EC2019">{{cite web|last=Powell|first=Jason|title=Powell's WWE Elimination Chamber 2019 live review: Daniel Bryan vs. AJ Styles vs. Jeff Hardy vs. Kofi Kingston vs. Randy Orton vs. Samoa Joe in an Elimination Chamber match for the WWE Championship, new WWE Women's Tag Champions, Ronda Rousey vs. Ruby Riott for the Raw Women's Championship|url=https://prowrestling.net/site/2019/02/17/powells-wwe-elimination-chamber-2019-live-review-daniel-bryan-vs-aj-styles-vs-jeff-hardy-vs-kofi-kingston-vs-randy-orton-vs-samoa-joe-in-an-elimination-chamber-match-for-the-wwe-championship/|work=Pro Wrestling Dot Net|date=February 17, 2019|access-date=February 17, 2019|archive-date=February 18, 2019|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190218141751/https://prowrestling.net/site/2019/02/17/powells-wwe-elimination-chamber-2019-live-review-daniel-bryan-vs-aj-styles-vs-jeff-hardy-vs-kofi-kingston-vs-randy-orton-vs-samoa-joe-in-an-elimination-chamber-match-for-the-wwe-championship/|url-status=live}}</ref> However, in March 2021, after a dispute over the title, the [[NXT Women's Tag Team Championship]] was established, thus the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship became no longer available to NXT.<ref name="NXT03102021"/> On the June 23, 2023, episode of ''SmackDown'', reigning WWE Women's Tag Team Champions [[Ronda Rousey]] and [[Shayna Baszler]] defeated the reigning NXT Women's Tag Team Champions [[Alba Fyre]] and [[Isla Dawn]] in a [[unification match]] where the NXT title was unified into the WWE title, retiring the NXT title and subsequently making the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship available to NXT again.<ref name="NXT-Womens-Tag-unification">{{cite web|url=https://www.f4wonline.com/news/wwe/ronda-rousey-shayna-baszler-unify-womens-tag-team-titles-on-wwe-smackdown|title=Ronda Rousey & Shayna Baszler unify WWE & NXT Women’s Tag Team titles|date=June 23, 2023|last=Rose|first=Bryan|work=[[Wrestling Observer Figure Four Online]]|access-date=June 23, 2023}}</ref>
====NXT Women's Tag Team Championship (2021–2023)==== {{main|NXT Women's Tag Team Championship}} {{Multiple image | total_width = 300 | image1 = Dakota Kai Axxess 2018.jpg | image2 = Victoria González 2016 (cropped) (cropped).jpg | footer = Inaugural [[NXT Women's Tag Team Champions]] [[Dakota Kai]] and [[Raquel González (wrestler)|Raquel González]]. }} The [[NXT Women's Tag Team Championship]] was the women's tag team championship of WWE's developmental brand NXT. The title was established on the March 10, 2021, episode of ''[[WWE NXT|NXT]]'', where NXT General Manager [[William Regal]] unveiled the championship, naming [[Dakota Kai]] and [[Raquel González (wrestler)|Raquel González]] as the first champions, due to the controversial ending of their match for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship the week prior and their having won the first Women's [[Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic]].<ref name="NXT03102021">{{Cite web|last=Moore|first=John|title=3/10 NXT TV results: Moore's review of Finn Balor vs. Adam Cole for the NXT Championship, Io Shirai vs. Toni Storm for the NXT Women's Championship, William Regal's big announcements, Xia Li vs. Kayden Carter|url=https://prowrestling.net/site/2021/03/10/3-10-nxt-tv-results-moores-review-of-finn-balor-vs-adam-cole-for-the-nxt-championship-io-shirai-vs-toni-storm-for-the-nxt-womens-championship-william-regals-big-announcements-xia-li-vs-ka/|work=Pro Wrestling Dot Net|date=March 10, 2021|access-date=March 11, 2021|archive-date=March 11, 2021|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210311010249/https://prowrestling.net/site/2021/03/10/3-10-nxt-tv-results-moores-review-of-finn-balor-vs-adam-cole-for-the-nxt-championship-io-shirai-vs-toni-storm-for-the-nxt-womens-championship-william-regals-big-announcements-xia-li-vs-ka/|url-status=live}}</ref> It would be a short-lived championship, as two years later on the June 23, 2023, episode of ''SmackDown'', reigning WWE Women's Tag Team Champions Ronda Rousey and Shayna Baszler defeated reigning NXT Women's Tag Team Champions Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn in a [[unification match]] where the NXT title was unified into the WWE title, subsequently retiring the NXT title with Fyre and Dawn recognized as the final champions.<ref name="NXT-Womens-Tag-unification"/><ref>{{Cite web |date=June 24, 2023 |title=NXT Women's Tag Team Championship |url=https://www.wwe.com/titlehistory/nxt-womens-tag-team-championship |access-date=June 24, 2023 |website=[[WWE]] |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20230624034942/https://www.wwe.com/titlehistory/nxt-womens-tag-team-championship|archive-date=June 24, 2023}}</ref>
==Champions== ===Current champions=== The following list shows the wrestlers that are currently holding all active tag team championships in WWE.
====Male====
{|class="sortable wikitable" style="font-size:90%; text-align:center; width:70%;" |- |- !Championship !Champion !Team Reign<br>{{small|(indiv. reign)}} !Date won !Days held<ref name="as-of-today">As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTDAY}}, {{CURRENTYEAR}}.</ref> !Location !Notes |- |colspan=7 align=center|'''World championships''' |- |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(current version)}} |[[The Vision (professional wrestling)|The Vision]]<br>{{small|([[Logan Paul]] and [[Austin Theory]])}} |1 |March 30, 2026 |{{age in days|March 30, 2026}}+ |[[New York, New York]] |align="left"|{{small|Defeated [[The Usos]] ([[Jey Uso]] and [[Jimmy Uso]]) in a [[Street Fight (professional wrestling)|Street Fight]] on ''[[WWE Raw|Raw]]''.}} |- |[[WWE Tag Team Championship]] |[[Damian Priest]] and [[R-Truth]] |1<br>{{small|(3, 1)}} |March 20, 2026 |{{age in days|March 20, 2026}}+ |[[Raleigh, North Carolina]] |align="left"|{{small|Defeated [[The Bloodline (professional wrestling)|The MFTs]] ([[Tama Tonga]] and [[JC Mateo]]) on ''[[SmackDown]]''; Mateo defended the title on behalf of recognized champion [[Solo Sikoa]].}} |- |colspan=7 align=center|'''Developmental championships''' |- |[[NXT Tag Team Championship]] |The Vanity Project<br>{{small|([[Brad Baylor]] and Ricky Smokes)}} |1 |February 24, 2026 |{{age in days|February 24, 2026}}+ |[[Orlando, Florida]] |align="left"|{{small|Defeated [[DarkState]] (Osiris Griffin and [[Saquon Shugars]]) on ''[[WWE NXT|NXT]]''.}} |}
====Female==== {|class="sortable wikitable" style="font-size:90%; text-align:center; width:70%;" |- |- !Championship !Champion !Team Reign<br>{{small|(indiv. reign)}} !Date won !Days held<ref name="as-of-today"/> !Location !Notes |- |[[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] |[[Brie Bella]] and [[Saraya Bevis|Paige]] |1 |April 18, 2026 |{{age in days|April 18, 2026}}+ |[[Paradise, Nevada]] |align="left"|{{small|Defeated previous champions [[The Irresistible Forces]] ([[Nia Jax]] and [[Lash Legend]]), [[Bayley (wrestler)|Bayley]] and [[Lyra Valkyria]], and [[Charlotte Flair]] and [[Alexa Bliss]] in a [[fatal four-way tag team match]] on Night 1 of [[WrestleMania 42]].}} |}
===Retired championships=== The following list shows retired tag team championships and the final title holders before the belts were deactivated in WWE.
{|class="sortable wikitable" style="font-size:90%; text-align:center; width:70%;" !Championship !Champion !Team Reign<br>{{small|(indiv. reign)}} !Date retired !Days held !Notes |- |colspan=6 align=center|'''Men''' |- |[[WWWF United States Tag Team Championship]] |[[Bruno Sammartino]] and [[Spiros Arion]] |1<br>{{small|(1, 1)}} |July 29, 1967 |5 |align="left"|{{small|The title was vacated and abandoned due to Sammartino being the then-[[WWWF World Heavyweight Champion]].}} |- |[[WWF International Tag Team Championship]] |[[Kengo Kimura]] and [[Tatsumi Fujinami]] |1<br>{{small|(1, 1)}} |October 31, 1985 |159 |align="left"|{{small|The championship was abandoned when [[New Japan Pro-Wrestling]] ended its partnership with the WWF.}} |- |[[WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Championship]] |[[Perro Aguayo]] and [[Gran Hamada]] |1<br>{{small|(1, 1)}} |July 1991 |Undeterminable |align=left|{{small|The championship was abandoned when [[Universal Lucha Libre|UWF Japan]] ended its affiliation with the WWF. The exact date is unknown.}} |- |[[WCW World Tag Team Championship]] |[[The Dudley Boyz]]<br>{{small|([[Bubba Ray Dudley]] and [[D-Von Dudley]])}} |1<br>{{small|(1, 1)}} |November 18, 2001 |26 |align="left"|{{small|The championship was [[Championship unification|unified]] into the then-[[WWF Tag Team Championship]].}} |- |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(original version)}} |[[The Hart Dynasty]]<br>{{small|([[David Hart Smith]] and [[Tyson Kidd]])}} |1<br>{{small|(1, 1)}} |August 16, 2010 |112 |align=left|{{small|Won together with the then-[[WWE Raw Tag Team Championship|WWE Tag Team Championship]] as the [[Unified WWE Tag Team Championship]]. The original World Tag Team Championship was retired in favor of continuing the lineage of the WWE Tag Team Championship, which dropped the "unified" moniker.}} |- |colspan=6 align=center|'''Men's Developmental''' |- |[[NXT UK Tag Team Championship]] |[[Brooks Jensen]] and [[Josh Briggs]] |1<br>{{small|(1, 1)}} |September 4, 2022 |74 |align="left"|{{small|The championship was [[Championship unification|unified]] into the [[NXT Tag Team Championship]].}} |- |colspan=6 align=center|'''Women''' |- |[[WWF Women's Tag Team Championship]] |[[The Glamour Girls]]<br />{{small|([[Judy Martin (wrestler)|Judy Martin]] and [[Leilani Kai]])}} |2<br>{{small|(2, 2)}} |February 14, 1989 |251 |align=left|{{small|The championship was abandoned due to a lack of women's tag teams in the division.}} |- |colspan=6 align=center|'''Women's Developmental''' |- |[[NXT Women's Tag Team Championship]] |[[Alba Fyre]] and [[Isla Dawn]] |1<br>{{small|(1, 1)}} |June 23, 2023 |83 |align="left"|{{small|The championship was [[Championship unification|unified]] into the [[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]].}} |}
===Inaugural championship holders=== The following lists shows the inaugural holders for each tag championship created and/or promoted by WWE.
{| class="sortable wikitable" style="font-size:90%; text-align:center; width:70%;" |- !Championship !Holder(s) !Date !Notes |- |colspan=4 align=center|'''Men''' |- |[[WWWF United States Tag Team Championship]] |[[Mark Lewin]] and [[Don Curtis]] |July 1, 1958 |align=left|{{small|Won the title as a version of the [[NWA United States Tag Team Championship]] of [[Capitol Wrestling Corporation]] of the [[National Wrestling Alliance]] (NWA).}} |- |[[WWF International Tag Team Championship]] |The Rising Suns<br/>{{small|([[Toru Tanaka]] and [[Mitsu Arakawa]])}} |July 1, 1969 |align=left|{{small|Won the title as the WWWF International Tag Team Championship.}} |- |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(original version)}} |[[Grady Johnson|Luke Graham]] and [[Tarzan Tyler]] |June 3, 1971 |align=left|{{small|Won the title as the WWWF World Tag Team Championship.}} |- |[[WCW World Tag Team Championship]] |[[Minnesota Wrecking Crew]]<br>{{small|([[Gene Anderson (wrestler)|Gene Anderson]] and [[Ole Anderson]])}} |January 29, 1975 |align=left|{{small|Won the title as a version of the [[NWA World Tag Team Championship]] of [[Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling]], run by [[Jim Crockett Promotions]] of the [[National Wrestling Alliance]] (NWA).}} |- |[[WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Championship]] |[[Perro Aguayo]] and [[Gran Hamada]] |January 7, 1991 |align=left|{{small|They were the only holders of the championship as the title was abandoned sometime in July 1991.}} |- |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(current version)}} |[[Kurt Angle]] and [[Chris Benoit]] |October 20, 2002 |align=left|{{small|Won the title as the WWE Tag Team Championship.}} |- |[[NXT Tag Team Championship]] |British Ambition<br>{{small|([[Adrian Neville]] and [[Oliver Grey]])}} |January 31, 2013 |align=left|{{small|WWE officially recognizes that British Ambition won the title on February 13, 2013, when the match aired on [[Broadcast delay|tape delay]].}} |- |[[WWE Tag Team Championship]] |[[Heath Slater and Rhyno]] |September 11, 2016 |align=left|{{small|Won the title as the SmackDown Tag Team Championship.}} |- |[[NXT UK Tag Team Championship]] |[[James Drake (wrestler)|James Drake]] and [[Zack Gibson]] |January 12, 2019 | |- |colspan=4 align=center|'''Women''' |- |[[WWF Women's Tag Team Championship]] |[[Princess Victoria (wrestler)|Princess Victoria]] and [[Velvet McIntyre]] |May 13, 1983 |align=left|{{small|They were the reigning [[NWA World Women's Tag Team Champions]] of the [[National Wrestling Alliance]] (NWA), but became the inaugural WWF Women's Tag Team Champions upon joining the WWF.}} |- |[[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] |[[The Boss 'n' Hug Connection]]<br>{{small|([[Bayley (wrestler)|Bayley]] and [[Sasha Banks]])}} |February 17, 2019 | |- |[[NXT Women's Tag Team Championship]] |[[Dakota Kai]] and [[Raquel González (wrestler)|Raquel González]] |March 10, 2021 | |}
==Longest championship reigns== ===Male=== ====Top 10 tag team championship reigns==== The following list shows the top 10 tag team championship reigns in WWE history.
{|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center" |- !No. !Team !Title !Reign !Length<br>(days) !Notes |- !1 |[[The Usos]]<br>{{small|([[Jey Uso]] and [[Jimmy Uso]])}} |[[WWE Tag Team Championship]] |5 |622 |align="left"|{{small|During this reign, the title was known as the SmackDown Tag Team Championship. After The Usos won the [[Raw Tag Team Championship]] on May 20, 2022, both titles together became known as the [[Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship]].}} |- !2 |[[Gallus (professional wrestling)|Gallus]]<br>{{small|([[Mark Coffey]] and [[Wolfgang (wrestler)|Wolfgang]])}} |[[NXT UK Tag Team Championship]] |1 |497 |align=left|{{small|The actual length of their reign is undeterminable as the real date they lost the title is unknown, but WWE recognizes the reign as lasting 497 days.}} |- !3 |[[The New Day (professional wrestling)|The New Day]]<br>{{small|([[Big E (wrestler)|Big E]], [[Kofi Kingston]], and [[Xavier Woods]])}} |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(current version)}} |2 |483 |align="left"|{{small|They won the title as the WWE Tag Team Championship, but midway through this reign, it was renamed to Raw Tag Team Championship following the reintroduction of the [[WWE brand extension]] when the title became exclusive to [[Raw (WWE brand)|Raw]]. All three members were recognized as champions under the [[Freebird Rule]].}} |- !4 |[[Demolition (professional wrestling)|Demolition]]<br>{{small|([[Ax (wrestler)|Ax]] and [[Smash (wrestler)|Smash]])}} |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(original version)}} |1 |478 |align="left"|{{small|During this reign, the title was known as the WWF World Tag Team Championship.}} |- !5 |[[The Fabulous Kangaroos]]<br>{{small|([[Al Costello]] and [[Roy Heffernan]])}} |[[WWWF United States Tag Team Championship]] |3 |399 |align="left"|{{small|During this reign, the title was known as the NWA United States Tag Team Championship.}} |- !6 |[[The Valiant Brothers]]<br>{{small|([[Jimmy Valiant]] and [[Johnny Valiant]])}} |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(original version)}} |1 |370 |align="left"|{{small|During this reign, the title was known as the WWWF World Tag Team Championship.}} |- !7 |[[Geeto Mongol|The Mongols]]<br>{{small|([[Nikolai Volkoff|Bepo]] and [[Newton Tattrie|Geto]])}} |[[WWF International Tag Team Championship]] |1 |368 |align="left"|{{small|During this reign, the title was known as the WWWF International Tag Team Championship.}} |- !8 |[[The Ascension (professional wrestling)|The Ascension]]<br>{{small|([[Konnor (wrestler)|Konnor]] and [[Viktor (wrestler)|Viktor]])}} |[[NXT Tag Team Championship]] |1 |364 |align="left"|{{small|WWE recognizes The Ascension's reign as lasting 344 days due to [[Broadcast delay|tape delay]].}} |- !9 |[[Mr Fuji]] and [[Professor Tanaka]] |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(original version)}} |1 |337 |align="left"|{{small|During this reign, the title was known as the WWWF World Tag Team Championship.}} |- !10 |[[Paul London and Brian Kendrick]] |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(current version)}} |1 |331 |align="left"|{{small|During this reign, the title was known as the WWE Tag Team Championship.<br>WWE recognizes London and Kendrick's reign as lasting 334 days due to [[Broadcast delay|tape delay]].}} |}
====Specific record for each championship==== The following list shows the longest reigning champion for each tag team championship created and/or promoted by WWE, with the exception of the [[WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Championship]]. The team of [[Perro Aguayo]] and [[Gran Hamada]] won the inaugural championship on January 7, 1991. The title was abandoned at an unknown date, without ever being lost to another team. The length of their reign can thus not be determined.
Titles are listed in order of creation.
{| class="wikitable" |- ! Title ! Champion ! Reign ! Dates held ! Length<br>(days) ! Notes |- |[[WWWF United States Tag Team Championship]] |[[The Fabulous Kangaroos]]<br>{{small|([[Al Costello]] and [[Roy Heffernan]])}} |3rd |November 28, 1960 – January 11, 1962 |409 |{{small|During this reign, the title was known as the NWA United States Tag Team Championship.}} |- |[[WWF International Tag Team Championship]] |[[Geeto Mongol|The Mongols]]<br>{{small|([[Nikolai Volkoff|Bepo]] and [[Newton Tattrie|Geto]])}} |1st |June 15, 1970 – June 18, 1971 |368 |{{small|During this reign, the title was known as the WWWF International Tag Team Championship.}} |- |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(original version)}} |[[Demolition (professional wrestling)|Demolition]]<br>{{small|([[Ax (wrestler)|Ax]] and [[Smash (wrestler)|Smash]])}} |1st |May 27, 1988 – July 18, 1989 |478 |{{small|During this reign, the title was known as the WWF World Tag Team Championship.<br>Demolition's record-breaking 371st day as champions took place the same day as [[WrestleMania V]]}} |- |[[WCW World Tag Team Championship]] |[[Doom (professional wrestling)|Doom]]<br>{{small|([[Butch Reed]] and [[Ron Simmons]])}} |1st |May 19, 1990 – February 24, 1991 |281 |{{small|The title was owned by [[World Championship Wrestling]] (WCW) at this time. Originally known as the [[NWA World Tag Team Championship]] (one of twenty versions promoted by various NWA members between 1949 and 1982) during this reign, it was renamed to WCW World Tag Team Championship due to issues between the NWA and WCW.}} |- |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(current version)}} |[[The New Day (wrestling)|The New Day]]<br>{{small|([[Big E (wrestler)|Big E]], [[Kofi Kingston]], and [[Xavier Woods]])}} |2nd |August 23, 2015 – December 18, 2016 |483 |{{small|The New Day won the title as the WWE Tag Team Championship, but midway through this reign, it was renamed to Raw Tag Team Championship following the reintroduction of the [[WWE brand extension]] when the title became exclusive to [[Raw (WWE brand)|Raw]]. All three members were recognized as champion under the [[Freebird Rule]].}} |- |[[NXT Tag Team Championship]] |[[The Ascension (professional wrestling)|The Ascension]]<br>{{small|([[Konnor (wrestler)|Konnor]] and [[Viktor (wrestler)|Viktor]])}} |1st |September 12, 2013 – September 11, 2014 |364 |{{small|WWE recognizes The Ascension's reign as lasting 344 days (October 2, 2013 – September 11, 2014) due to [[Broadcast delay|tape delay]].}} |- |[[WWE Tag Team Championship]] |[[The Usos]]<br>{{small|([[Jey Uso]] and [[Jimmy Uso]])}} |5th |July 18, 2021 – April 1, 2023 |622 |{{small|During this reign, the title was known as the SmackDown Tag Team Championship. After The Usos won the [[Raw Tag Team Championship]] on May 20, 2022, both titles together became known as the [[Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship]].}} |- |[[NXT UK Tag Team Championship]] |[[Gallus (Professional Wrestling)|Gallus]]<br>{{small|([[Mark Coffey]] and [[Wolfgang (wrestler)|Wolfgang]])}} |1st |October 4, 2019 – N/A |N/A |{{small|The actual length of their reign is undeterminable as the real date they lost the title is unknown, but WWE recognizes the reign as lasting 497 days (October 17, 2019 – February 25, 2021) due to [[Broadcast delay|tape delay]] for both dates.}} |- |}
===Female=== ====Top 10 tag team championship reigns==== The following list shows the top 10 tag team championship reigns in WWE history.
{|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center" |- ! No. ! Champion ! Title ! Reign ! Length<br>(days) ! Notes |- !1 |[[The Glamour Girls]]<br>{{small|([[Judy Martin (wrestler)|Judy Martin]] and [[Leilani Kai]])}} |rowspan=4|[[WWF Women's Tag Team Championship]] |1 |906 | |- !2 |[[Velvet McIntyre]] and [[Princess Victoria (wrestler)|Princess Victoria]] |1 |574 |align=left|{{small|McIntyre and Victoria were the reigning [[NWA Women's World Tag Team Championship|NWA Women's World Tag Team Champions]] upon joining the WWF and were recognized as the first WWF Women's Tag Team Champions, which ended the lineage of the [[National Wrestling Alliance]]'s (NWA) title.}} |- !3 |[[The Glamour Girls]]<br>{{small|([[Judy Martin (wrestler)|Judy Martin]] and [[Leilani Kai]])}} |2 |251 | |- !4 |{{nowrap|[[Velvet McIntyre]] and [[Desiree Petersen]]}} |1 |237 | |- !5 |[[Katana Chance]] and [[Kayden Carter]] |[[NXT Women's Tag Team Championship]] |1 |186 | |- !6 |[[The Kabuki Warriors]]<br>{{small|([[Asuka (wrestler)|Asuka]] and [[Kairi Sane]])}} |[[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] |1 |172 |align=left|{{small|The event that they lost the title was taped across two days, and it is currently not known which date they lost the titles. WWE recognizes The Kabuki Warriors' reign as lasting 181 days due to [[Broadcast delay|tape delay]].}} |- !7 |[[Toxic Attraction]]<br>{{small|([[Gigi Dolin]] and [[Jacy Jayne]])}} |[[NXT Women's Tag Team Championship]] |1 |158 | |- !8 |[[The Jumping Bomb Angels]]<br>{{small|([[Itsuki Yamazaki]] and [[Noriyo Tateno]])}} |[[WWF Women's Tag Team Championship]] |1 |136 | |- !9 |[[Leah Van Dale|Carmella]] and [[Queen Zelina]] |rowspan="2"|[[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] |1 |132 | |- !10 |[[Natalya Neidhart|Natalya]] and [[Tamina]] |1 |129 | |}
====Specific record for each championship==== The following list shows the longest reigning champion for each tag team championship created and/or promoted by WWE.
Titles are listed in order of creation.
{|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center" |- !No. !Champion !Title !Reign !Dates held !Length<br>(days) !Notes |- !1 |{{nowrap|[[The Glamour Girls]]}}<br />{{nowrap|{{small|([[Judy Martin (wrestler)|Judy Martin]] and [[Leilani Kai]])}}}} |[[WWF Women's Tag Team Championship]] |1 |August 1, 1985 – January 24, 1988 |906 | |- !2 |{{nowrap|[[The Kabuki Warriors]]}}<br>{{small|([[Asuka (wrestler)|Asuka]] and [[Kairi Sane]])}} |[[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] |1 |October 6, 2019 – March 25 or 26, 2020 |172 or 171 |align="left"|{{small|The event that they lost the title was taped across two days, and it is not known which date they lost the title. WWE recognizes The Kabuki Warriors' reign as lasting 181 days (October 6, 2019 – April 4, 2020) due to [[Broadcast delay|tape delay]].}} |- !3 |[[Kayden Carter]] and [[Katana Chance]] |[[NXT Women's Tag Team Championship]] |1 |August 2, 2022 – February 4, 2023 |186 |align="left"| |}
==Most championship reigns== ===Male=== The following lists shows the wrestlers with the most reigns for each tag team championship created and/or promoted by WWE.
====By team==== {|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center" |- !No. !Champion !Championship !No. of Reigns !Notes |- !1 |[[Harlem Heat]]<br>{{small|([[Booker T (wrestler)|Booker T]] and [[Stevie Ray]])}} |[[WCW World Tag Team Championship]] |10 |- !2 |[[The Dudley Boyz]]<br>{{small|([[Bubba Ray Dudley]] and [[D-Von Dudley]])}} |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(original version)}} |8 |align="left"|{{small|During their first six reigns, the title was known as the WWF Tag Team Championship.}} |- !3 |rowspan="2"|[[The New Day (professional wrestling)|The New Day]]<br>{{small|([[Kofi Kingston]] and [[Xavier Woods]])}} |[[WWE Tag Team Championship]] |7 |align="left"|{{small|During all seven reigns, the title was known as the SmackDown Tag Team Championship. For the first six reigns, [[Big E (wrestler)|Big E]] also defended the title, as all three members of New Day were recognized as champion under the [[Freebird Rule]]; Big E was split from the team as a result of the [[2020 WWE Draft]], and thus was not part of the seventh reign.}} |- !4 |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(current version)}} |5 |align=left|{{small|During their first reign, the title was known as the WWE Tag Team Championship, but midway through their second reign, it was renamed to Raw Tag Team Championship following the reintroduction of the [[WWE brand extension]] when the title became exclusive to [[Raw (WWE brand)|Raw]]. During their first two reigns, [[Big E (wrestler)|Big E]] also defended the title, as all three members of New Day were recognized as champion under the [[Freebird Rule]]; Big E was split from the team as a result of the [[2020 WWE Draft]], and thus was not part of the third and fourth reigns.}} |- !5 |The Grahams<br>{{small|([[Dr. Jerry Graham|Jerry]] and [[Eddie Graham|Eddie]])}} |[[WWWF United States Tag Team Championship]] |4 |align="left"|{{small|During all four of their reigns, the title was known as the NWA United States Tag Team Championship.}} |- !6 |[[The Undisputed Era]] |[[NXT Tag Team Championship]] |3 |align="left"|{{small|During their first reign, [[Adam Cole]], [[Bobby Fish]], [[Kyle O'Reilly]], and [[Roderick Strong]] were all recognized as champion under the [[Freebird Rule]]. During their second reign, only O'Reilly and Strong were recognized as champions, while during their third reign, only Fish and O'Reilly were recognized as champions.}} |- !7 |[[Geeto Mongol|The Mongols]]<br>{{small|([[Nikolai Volkoff|Bepo]] and [[Newton Tattrie|Geto]])}} |[[WWF International Tag Team Championship]] |2 |align="left"|{{small|During both reigns, the title was known as the WWWF International Tag Team Championship.}} |- !rowspan=7|8 |[[James Drake (wrestler)|James Drake]] and [[Zack Gibson]] |rowspan=7|[[NXT UK Tag Team Championship]] |rowspan=7|1 |align="left" rowspan=7|{{small|There were only seven reigns between seven teams during the title's four-year existence.}} |- |{{nowrap|[[Flash Morgan Webster]] and [[Mark Andrews (wrestler)|Mark Andrews]]}} |- |[[Gallus (professional wrestling)|Gallus]]<br>{{small|([[Mark Coffey]] and [[Wolfgang (wrestler)|Wolfgang]])}} |- |[[Pretty Deadly (professional wrestling)|Pretty Deadly]]<br>{{small|(Lewis Howley and Sam Stoker)}} |- |[[Moustache Mountain]]<br>{{small|([[Trent Seven]] and [[Tyler Bate]])}} |- |[[Ashton Smith]] and [[Oliver Carter (wrestler)|Oliver Carter]] |- |[[Brooks Jensen]] and [[Josh Briggs]] |- !9 |[[Perro Aguayo]] and [[Gran Hamada]] |[[WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Championship]] |1 |align="left"|{{small|This was the only reign for the title.}} |- |}
====By wrestler==== {|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center" |- !No. !Champion !Championship !No. of Reigns !Notes |- !1 |[[Edge (wrestler)|Edge]] |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(original version)}} |12 |align="left"|{{small|During his first seven reigns, the title was known as the WWF Tag Team Championship. During his eighth reign, the title was known as the WWE Tag Team Championship. During his following four reigns, the title was known as the World Tag Team Championship. It was also simultaneously known as the [[Unified WWE Tag Team Championship]] during his 12th reign.}} |- !2 |[[Booker T (wrestler)|Booker T]] |[[WCW World Tag Team Championship]] |11 | |- !rowspan=2|3 |[[Kofi Kingston]] |rowspan=2|[[WWE Tag Team Championship]] |rowspan=2|7 |align="left" rowspan=2|{{small|During all seven reigns, the title was known as the SmackDown Tag Team Championship. For the first six reigns, the two were part of a trio with [[Big E (wrestler)|Big E]] called [[The New Day (professional wrestling)|The New Day]] and all three were recognized as champion under the [[Freebird Rule]]; Big E was split from the team as a result of the [[2020 WWE Draft]] and was thus not recognized as champion for the seventh reign.}} |- |[[Xavier Woods]] |- !4 |[[Kofi Kingston]] |[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]]<br>{{small|(current version)}} |7 |align=left|{{small|During his first three reigns, the title was known as the WWE Tag Team Championship. Midway through his fourth reign, it was renamed to Raw Tag Team Championship following the reintroduction of the [[WWE brand extension]] when the title became exclusive to [[Raw (WWE brand)|Raw]].}} |- !5 |[[Dr. Jerry Graham]] |[[WWWF United States Tag Team Championship]] |6 |align="left"|{{small|During his first five reigns, the title was known as the NWA United States Tag Team Championship.}} |- !5 |[[Kyle O'Reilly]] |[[NXT Tag Team Championship]] |3 | |- !6 |[[Geto Mongol]] |[[WWF International Tag Team Championship]] |3 |align="left"|{{small|During all three of his reigns, the title was known as the WWWF International Tag Team Championship.}} |- !rowspan=12|7 |[[Mark Andrews (wrestler)|Mark Andrews]] |rowspan=12|[[NXT UK Tag Team Championship]] |rowspan=12|1 |align="left" rowspan=12|{{small|There were only six reigns between six teams composed of 12 individual champions during the title's four-year existence.}} |- |[[Trent Seven]] |- |[[Tyler Bate]] |- |[[Mark Coffey]] |- |[[James Drake (wrestler)|James Drake]] |- |[[Zack Gibson]] |- |Lewis Howley |- |Sam Stoker |- |{{nowrap|[[Flash Morgan Webster]]}} |- |[[Wolfgang (wrestler)|Wolfgang]] |- |[[Brooks Jensen]] |- |[[Josh Briggs]] |- !rowspan=2|8 |[[Perro Aguayo]] |rowspan=2|[[WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Championship]] |rowspan=2|1 |align="left"rowspan=2|{{small|This was the only reign for the title.}} |- |[[Gran Hamada]] |- |}
===Female=== The following lists shows the wrestlers with the most reigns for each tag team championship created and/or promoted by WWE.
====By team==== {|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center" |- !No. !Champion !Championship !No. of Reigns !Notes |- !1 |[[Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez]] |[[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] |4 | |- !2 |[[The Glamour Girls]]<br>{{small|([[Judy Martin (wrestler)|Judy Martin]] and [[Leilani Kai]])}} |[[WWF Women's Tag Team Championship]] |2 | |- !rowspan=2|3 |[[Dakota Kai]] and [[Raquel González (wrestler)|Raquel González]] |rowspan=2|[[NXT Women's Tag Team Championship]] |rowspan=2|2 | |- |[[Toxic Attraction]]<br>{{small|([[Gigi Dolin]] and [[Jacy Jayne]])}} | |}
====By wrestler==== {|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center" |- !No. !Champion !Championship !No. of Reigns !Notes |- !1 |[[Raquel Rodriguez (wrestler)|Raquel Rodriguez]] |[[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] |6 | |- !rowspan=3|2 |[[Judy Martin (wrestler)|Judy Martin]] |rowspan=3|[[WWF Women's Tag Team Championship]] |rowspan=3|2 |rowspan=3| |- |[[Leilani Kai]] |- |[[Velvet McIntyre]] |- ! rowspan="4" |3 |[[Dakota Kai]] | rowspan="4" |[[NXT Women's Tag Team Championship]] | rowspan="4" |2 | align="left"rowspan="10" | |- |[[Gigi Dolin]] |- |[[Jacy Jayne]] |- |[[Raquel González (wrestler)|Raquel González]] |}
=== Most total reigns ===
==== Male ==== The following list shows the male wrestlers who have the most tag team championship reigns in total as individuals, combining all titles they have held as recognized by WWE. This list also shows the titles that they won to achieve this record.
{|class="wikitable" |- !No. !Champion !Titles !No. of Reigns !Notes |- |rowspan=2|1 |[[Bubba Ray Dudley]] |rowspan=2| * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]] (original version, 8 times) * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]] (current version, 1 time) *[[ECW World Tag Team Championship]] (8 times) * [[WCW World Tag Team Championship]] (1 time) |rowspan=2|18 |rowspan=2|{{smalldiv|* All of their tag team championships were won together as [[The Dudley Boyz]].<br> * During their first six reigns with the original World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWF Tag Team Championship. * During their one reign with the current World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWE Tag Team Championship. * During their one reign with the WCW World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WCW Tag Team Championship. The Dudley Boyz were the final champions and the second of two tag teams to have held the WWF and WCW Tag Team Championships together. * Although the ECW World Tag Team Championship was never contested in WWE, the company recognizes these reigns for The Dudley Boyz's total number of tag team championships held.}} |- |[[D-Von Dudley]] |- |2 |[[Kofi Kingston]] | * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]] (original version, 1 time) * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]] (current version, 7 times) * [[WWE Tag Team Championship]] (7 times) * [[NXT Tag Team Championship]] (1 time) |16 |{{smalldiv| *During his first three reigns with the current World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWE Tag Team Championship. Midway through his 4th reign, it was renamed to Raw Tag Team Championship. *During all seven of his reigns with the current WWE Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the SmackDown Tag Team Championship.}} |- |rowspan=2|3 |[[Edge (wrestler)|Edge]] | * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]] (original version, 12 times) * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]] (current version, 2 times) |rowspan=2|14 |{{smalldiv| *During his first seven reigns with the original World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWF Tag Team Championship. During his 8th reign, it was known as the WWE Tag Team Championship. *During his two reigns with the current World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWE Tag Team Championship. *During his 12th and 2nd respective reigns with the original and current World Tag Team Championships, he held both titles together as the [[Unified WWE Tag Team Championship]].}} |- |[[Booker T (wrestler)|Booker T]] | * [[WCW World Tag Team Championship]] (11 times) * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]] (original version, 3 times) |{{smalldiv| *During his 11th reign with the WCW World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WCW Tag Team Championship. *During his first reign with the original World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWF Tag Team Championship.}} |- |4 |[[Xavier Woods]] | * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]] (current version, 5 times) * [[WWE Tag Team Championship]] (7 times) * [[NXT Tag Team Championship]] (1 time) |13 |{{smalldiv| *During his first reign with the current World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWE Tag Team Championship. Midway through his 2nd reign, it was renamed to Raw Tag Team Championship. *During all seven of his reigns with the current WWE Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the SmackDown Tag Team Championship.}} |- |rowspan=2|5 |[[Kane (wrestler)|Kane]] | * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]] (original version, 9 times) * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]] (current version, 2 times) * [[WCW World Tag Team Championship]] (1 time) |rowspan=2|12 |{{smalldiv| *During his first six reigns with the original World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWF Tag Team Championship. During his 7th reign, it was known as the WWE Tag Team Championship. Midway through this reign, it was renamed World Tag Team Championship. * During his two reigns with the current World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWE Tag Team Championship. * During his one reign with the WCW World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WCW Tag Team Championship. *Kane and [[The Undertaker]] were the first of two tag teams to have held the WWF and WCW Tag Team Championships together.}} |- |[[Matt Hardy]] | * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]] (original version, 6 times) * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]] (current version, 3 times) * [[WWE Tag Team Championship]] (1 time) * [[WCW World Tag Team Championship]] (1 time) * [[NXT Tag Team Championship]] (1 time) |{{smalldiv| *During his first five reigns with the original World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWF Tag Team Championship. *During his first reign with the current World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWE Tag Team Championship and during his 2nd & 3rd reigns, it was known as the Raw Tag Team Championship. *During his one reign with the current WWE Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the SmackDown Tag Team Championship. *During his one reign with the WCW World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WCW Tag Team Championship.}} |- |rowspan=4|6 |[[Billy Gunn]] | * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]] (original version, 10 times) * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]] (current version, 1 time) |rowspan=5|11 |{{smalldiv| *During his 10 reigns with the original World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWF Tag Team Championship. *During his one reign with the current World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWE Tag Team Championship.}} |- |[[Big Show]] | * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]] (original version, 5 times) * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]] (current version, 3 times) * [[WCW World Tag Team Championship]] (3 times) |{{smalldiv| *During his first two reigns with the original World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWF Tag Team Championship. *During his three reigns with the current World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWE Tag Team Championship. *During his 4th and 5th reigns with the original World Tag Team Championship and 1st and 2nd with the current World Tag Team Championship, both titles were held together as the [[Unified WWE Tag Team Championship]].}} |- |[[Jey Uso]] | * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]] (current version, 6 times) * [[WWE Tag Team Championship]] (5 times) |{{smalldiv| *During his first two reigns with the current World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWE Tag Team Championship. *During all five of his reigns with the current WWE Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the SmackDown Tag Team Championship.}} |- |[[Kevin Nash]] | * [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|World Tag Team Championship]] (original version, 2 times) * [[WCW World Tag Team Championship]] (9 times) |{{small|During his two reigns with the original World Tag Team Championship, the title was known as the WWF World Tag Team Championship.}} |- |}
==== Female ==== The following list shows the female wrestlers who have the most reigns in total for women's tag team championships, combining all titles they have held as recognized by WWE. This list also shows the titles that they won to achieve this record (minimum of three reigns). {| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center" !No. !Champion !Titles !No. of reigns !Notes |- !1 |[[Raquel Rodriguez (wrestler)|Raquel Rodriguez]] | * [[NXT Women's Tag Team Championship]] (2 times) * [[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] (6 times) |8 | align="left" |{{small|For her two reigns with the NXT Women's Tag Team Championship, she was known as Raquel González and she was one-half of the inaugural championship team. She became Raquel Rodriguez before winning her first WWE Women's Tag Team Championship.}} |- ! rowspan="5" |2 |[[Alexa Bliss]] |rowspan="2" |[[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] (4 times) | rowspan="5" |4 | |- |[[Asuka (wrestler)|Asuka]] | |- |[[Dakota Kai]] | * [[NXT Women's Tag Team Championship]] (2 times) * [[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] (2 times) | align="left" |{{small|Kai was one-half of the inaugural NXT Women's Tag Team Champions.}} |- |[[Iyo Sky]] | * [[NXT Women's Tag Team Championship]] (1 time) * [[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] (3 times) | align="left" |{{small|She was known as Io Shirai when she held the NXT Women's Tag Team Championship. She became Iyo Sky before winning her first WWE Women's Tag Team Championship.}} |- |[[Liv Morgan]] | * [[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] (4 times) | |- ! rowspan="3" |3 |[[Nikki Cross]] |rowspan="3"|[[WWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] (3 times) | rowspan="3" |3 | align="left" |{{small|She was known as Nikki A.S.H. during her third reign.}} |- |[[Sasha Banks]] | align="left" |{{small|Banks was one-half of the inaugural WWE Women's Tag Team Champions.}} |- |[[Shayna Baszler]] | |}
== See also == * [[Women's championships in WWE]] * [[World championships in WWE]]
==Notes== {{notelist}}
==References== {{reflist}}
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