Jumbo Miyamoto & Kyō Aiko	1971-06-30
Awarded as the first champions; give up the belts on same day after being unsatisfied with a match against Patty O'Hara & Texas Red; some sources list Kyō Aiko & Okada Kyōko as the first WWWA world tag champions, who were in fact the last American Girls Wrestling Association champions until the title was retired in 71 when Okada retired.
Patty O'Hara & Texas Red	1971-07-01	Tōkyō
Defeat Jumbo Miyamoto & Kyō Aiko in rematch.
Jumbo Miyamoto & Maxie Murata	1971-07-06	Fukuyama
Marie Vagnone & Jane Sherill	1971-09-30	Kawasaki
Jumbo Miyamoto & Kyō Aiko [2]	1971-10-05	Chiba
Marie Vagnone & Jane Sherill [2]	1971-10-06	Niigata
Jumbo Miyamoto & Hoshino Miyoko	1971-10-30	Okayama
Masked Lee & Sharon Lee	1972-03-15	Nagoya
Jumbo Miyamoto & Hoshino Miyoko [2]	1972-03-21	Nagasaki
Masked Lee & Flower Power	1972-04-25	Hiroshima
Jumbo Miyamoto & Hoshino Miyoko [3]	1972-04-26	Ōsaka
Masked Lee & Opearl Anston	1972-07-22	Irima
Jumbo Miyamoto & Kyō Aiko [3]	1972-07-26	Kasukabe
Masked Lee & Sylvia Hackeny	1972-09-18	Muroran
Jumbo Miyamoto & Akagi Mariko	1972-10-11	Kumamoto
Masked Lee & Panama Franco	1972-11-07	Toyota
Jumbo Miyamoto & Akagi Mariko [2]	1972-11-17	Kawasaki
Masked Lee & Princess War Star	1973-01-24	Yokkaichi
Jumbo Miyamoto & Akagi Mariko [3]	1973-02-02	Okayama
Masked Lee & Jackie West	1973-03-17	Wakayama
Jumbo Miyamoto & Akagi Mariko [4]	1973-03-22	Hiroshima
Masked Lee & Sandy Parker	1973-06-11	Sasebo
Jumbo Miyamoto & Akagi Mariko [5]	1973-06-25	Ofunato
Masked Lee & Sandy Parker [2]	1973-07-17	Yokohama
Jumbo Miyamoto & Akagi Mariko [6]	1973-07-24	Nagoya
Masked Lee & Lita Marez	1973-09-07	Nagasaki
Hoshino Miyoko & Peggy Kuroda	1973-09-30	Himeji
Masked Lee & Juanita de Hoyos	1973-10-08	Miyakonojo
Akagi Mariko & Peggy Kuroda	1973-10-12	Kumamoto
Sarah Lee & Sylvia Hackney	1973-11-16	Fukushima
Akagi Mariko & Peggy Kuroda [2]	1973-12-04	Ōsaka
Jackie West & Sharon Lee	1974-01-07	Niigata
Akagi Mariko & Peggy Kuroda [3]	1974-01-17	Kagoshima
Jackie West & Sharon Lee [2]	1974-02-15	Hiroshima
Akagi Mariko & Sasaki Junko	1974-02-16	Onomichi
Jackie West & Paula Niet	1974-03-21	Higashi Ōsaka
Akagi Mariko & Sasaki Junko [2]	1974-03-22	Wakayama
Jackie West & Paula Niet [2]	1974-04-06	Toyama
Sasaki Junko & Peggy Kuroda	1974-04-24	Kumamoto
Sandy Parker & Jean Antoine	1974-05-16	Shizuoka
Sasaki Junko & Peggy Kuroda [2]	1974-05-21	Kohchi
Sandy Parker & Bettey Niccoli	1974-06-03	Gifu
Niccoli gives up title in 74-06.
Akagi Mariko & Sasaki Junko [3]	1974-06-05	Nagoya
Defeat Sandy Parker & Jean Antoine.
Sandy Parker & Bettey Niccoli [2]	1974-06-14	Morioka
Jumbo Miyamoto & Sasaki Junko	1974-06-28	Chichibu
Sandy Parker & Bettey Niccoli [3]	1974-06-29	Isehara
Akagi Mariko & Sasaki Junko [4]	1974-07-09	Ōsaka
Sandy Parker & Bettey Niccoli [4]	1974-07-21	Takikawa
Akagi Mariko & Yanagi Miyuki	1974-07-28	Muroran
Sandy Parker & Jean Antoine [2]	1974-07-30	Mizusawa
Jumbo Miyamoto & Akagi Mariko [7]	1974-08-05	Tōkyō
Jackie West & Panama Franco	1974-08-24	Fukuoka
Jumbo Miyamoto & Akagi Mariko [8]	1974-09-03	Hiroshima
Jackie West & Jane Sherill	1974-09-29	Gobou
Jumbo Miyamoto & Sasaki Junko [2]	1974-10-02	Takamatsu
Miss Z & Jane Sherill	1974-10-31	Tokuyama
Akagi Mariko & Sasaki Junko [5]	1974-11-20	Matsumoto
Miss Z & Sylvia Hackney	1975-01-09	Chiba
Hackney gives up belt in 75-02 to train for WWWA World singles title.
Jumbo Miyamoto & Akagi Mariko [9]	1975-03-01	Tōkyō
Defeat Sylvia Hackney & Sharon Lee.
Rena Mañani & Lola Garcia	1975-04-03	Fukui
Akagi Mariko & Mach Fumiake	1975-04-15	Nagoya
Vacant on 75-07-31 when Fumiake is injured.
Akagi Mariko & Mach Fumiake [2]	1975-09-18	Kumamoto
Defeat Irma Gonzales & Cheryl Day.
Beauty Pair: Jackie Satō & Maki Ueda	1976-02-24	Tōkyō
Jackie West & Yukari Lynch	1976-05-27	Kawasaki
Lynch vacates title to train for martial arts match in 76.
Beauty Pair [2]	1976-07-17	Tōkyō
Defeat Jackie West & Cheryl Day; title held up on 77-03-18 after the match against Ikeshita Yumi & Aso Shinobu.
Ikeshita Yumi & Aso Shinobu	1977-04-11	Hiroshima
Defeat Beauty Pair in rematch.
Jackie Satō & Nancy Kumi	1977-07-29	Tōkyō
Vacant on 77-11-01 when Sato wins WWWA World Singles Title.
Nancy Kumi & Victoria Fujimi	1978-02-06	Ōsaka
Defeat Akagi Mariko & Satō Chino.
Queen Angels: Lucy Kayama & Tomi Aoyama	1978-08-09	Tōkyō
Black Pair: Mami Kumano & Ikeshita Yumi	1979-04-06	Tōkyō
Nancy Kumi & Lucy Kayama	1980-02-05	Ōsaka
Yokota Rimi & Hori Ayumi	1980-12-17	Nagoya
Yokota gives up title on 81-01-04 to challenge for the WWWA world singles title.
Nancy Kumi & Hori Ayumi	1981-02-25	Yokohama
Defeat Mami Kumano & Devil Masami.
Ōmori Yukari & Mimi Hagiwara	1981-11-09	Obuyama
Devil Masami & Taranchela	1982-08-10	Fukushima
Vacant in 83.
Dynamite Girls: Jumbo Hori & Ōmori Yukari	1983-06-17
Defeat Devil Masami & Taranchela.
Crush Gals: Lioness Asuka & Nagayo Chigusa	1984-08-25	Tōkyō
Dump Matsumoto & Crane Yu	1985-02-25	Tōkyō
Vacant in 85-04 when Crane Yu retires.
Crush Gals [2]	1985-05-16	Ohmiya
Defeat Dump Matsumoto & Bull Nakano; vacant in 85-12 when Nagayo suffers ankle and knee injuries.
Jumping Bomb Angels: Yamzaki Itsuki & Tateno Noriyo	1986-01-05	Tōkyō
Defeat Bull Nakano & Condor Saitō.
Crush Gals [3]	1986-03-20	Ōsaka
Dump Matsumoto & Bull Nakano	1986-08-23	Kawasaki
Defeat Nagayo & Nagahori Kazue after Asuka is injured; vacant in 87.
Hotta Yumiko & Uno Hisako (Hokuto Akira)	1987-04-15	Tōkyō
Defeat Leilani Kai & Judy Martin.
Red Typhoons: Nagahori Kazue & Ogura Yumi	1987-04-27	Tōkyō
Bull Nakano & Condor Saitō	1987-10-20	Tōkyō
Declared vacant on 88-01-05 after the match against Fire Jets: Hotta Yumiko & Nishiwaki Mitsuko.
Bull Nakano & Grizzly Iwamoto	1988-02-25	Kawasaki
Defeat Fire Jets: Hotta Yumiko & Nishiwaki Mitsuko.
Fire Jets: Hotta Yumiko & Nishiwaki Mitsuko	1988-07-19	Tōkyō
Calgary Typhoons: Komatsu Mika & Ogura Yumi	1988-08-25	Kawasaki
Crush Gals [4]	1989-03-04	Tōkyō
Vacant when Nagayo retires in 89-05-06.
Marine Wolves: Minami Suzuka & Hokuto Akira	1989-06-18	Tōkyō
Defeat Grizzly Iwamoto & Bison Kimura.
Fire Jets [2]	1989-07-18	Tōkyō
Aja Kong & Grizzly Iwamoto	1989-12-09	Tōkyō
Marine Wolves [2]	1990-02-07	Ōsaka
Jungle Jack: Aja Kong & Bison Kimura	1990-12-09	Tōkyō
Vacate after losing non-title hair match to Bull Nakano & Inoue Kyōko on 91-01-11 in Kawasaki.
Jungle Jack [2]	1991-04-04	Sendai
Defeat Hotta Yumiko & Hokuto Akira.
Toyota Manami & Yamada Toshiyo	1992-03-20	Tōkyō
Dynamite Kansai & Ozaki Mayumi	1993-04-11	Ōsaka
Toyota Manami & Yamada Toshiyo [2]	1993-12-06	Tōkyō
Inoue Kyōko & Inoue Takako	1994-10-09	Kawasaki
The 99th champions; vacate on 95-01-03, wanting to win the tournament to be the 100th champions.
Inoue Kyōko & Inoue Takako [2]	1995-03-21	Ōsaka
Win 8-team elimination tournament to be the 100th champions, defeating Toyota Manami & Blizzard Yuki (Hasegawa Sakie) in final.
Hokuto Akira & Shimoda Mima	1995-09-24	Kawasaki
Inoue Kyōko & Inoue Takako [3]	1996-01-22	Tōkyō
Toyota Manami & Shimoda Mima	1996-06-22	Sapporo
Watanabe Tomoko & Maekawa Kumiko	1997-01-20	Tōkyō
Shimoda Mima & Mita Etsuko	1997-06-18	Sapporo
Vacate on 98-01-09.
ZAP I (Itō Kaoru) & ZAP T (Watanabe Tomoko)	1998-04-12	Tōkyō
Defeat Inoue Takako & Maekawa Kumiko.
Shimoda Mima & Mita Etsuko [2]	1999-07-10	Tōkyō
Watanabe Tomoko & Maekawa Kumiko [2]	1999-12-08	Tōkyō
Vacate on 00-05-20.
Nakanishi Momoe & Takahashi Nanae	2000-07-16	Tōkyō
Defeat Shimoda Mima &amp Mita Etsuko in 6-team tournament final.
Shimoda Mima & Mita Etsuko [3]	2001-01-04	Tōkyō
Watanabe Tomoko & Takahashi Nanae	2001-07-27	Tōkyō
Kazama Rumi & Inoue Takako	2002-01-04	Tōkyō
Nakanishi Momoe & Takahashi Nanae [2]	2002-07-06	Tōkyō
Shimoda Mima & Mita Etsuko [4]	2002-11-29	Tōkyō
Vacate on 02-12-23 for not being able to win Tag League the Best '02.
Shimoda Mima & Inoue Takako	2003-01-03	Tōkyō
Defeat Nakanishi Momoe & Nōmi Kayo.
Takahashi Nanae & Mita Etsuko	2003-04-20	Tōkyō
Watanabe Tomoko & Maekawa Kumiko [3]	2003-06-01	Sapporo
Inoue Kyōko & Inoue Takako [4]	2003-09-15	Tōkyō
Hamada Ayako & Takahashi Nanae	2004-01-03	Tōkyō
Title held up when Hamada and Takashi split after the match against Maekawa Kumiko & Hotta Yumiko on 04-06-06 at Kourakuen Hall in Tōkyō.
Aja Kong & Amazing Kong	2004-10-06	Tōkyō
Defeat Takahashi Nanae & Hikaru; All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling closes in 05-04.