ROH World Tag Team Championship

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ROH World Tag Team Championship
Data
Title holder Jay Lethal and John Gresham
since December 13, 2019
owner RAW wrestling
Introduced September 21, 2002
Former names

ROH Tag Team Championship (until 2006)

The ROH World Tag Team Championship (in German Ring of Honor World Team Championship ) is a wrestling title that Ring of Honor awards to tag teams . As is common in wrestling , the award is based on a previously determined storyline .

history

The title was introduced as the ROH Tag Team Championship on September 21, 2002 at the ROH Unscripted Ring of Honor event in Philadelphia , PA . The title was awarded in a tournament that the Prophecy, consisting of Christopher Daniels and Donovan Morgan, won in the final against the American Dragon and Michael Modest. Since the still young doctorate did not have a title belt at that time, Daniels and Morgan were presented with a special trophy. The title was the highest tag team title in the league.

On July 9, 2006, the "ROH Tag Team Championship" was renamed "ROH World Tag Team Championship" and made a world title. The background was a title match between the champions Generation Next ( Austin Aries and Roderick Strong) against Naruki Doi and Masato Yoshino at a show of the Japanese wrestling promotion Dragon Gate in Tokyo . The title was later defended in other locations outside the United States, e.g. B. in England.

In spring 2010 the title belts got a new design.

Current title holders

The current holders of the ROH World Tag Team Championship are Jay Lethal and John Gresham . They defeated the previous Briscoe Brothers, Jay and Mark Briscoe, in their eleventh reign as a tag team, at Final Battle 2019 on December 13, 2019 in Baltimore , Maryland .

List of title holders

# Title holder No. Days date place Event comment
1 Christopher Daniels & Donovan Morgan
The Prophecy 		1 175 September 21, 2002 Philadelphia , PA Unscripted The title was introduced as the ROH Tag Team Championship . The Prophecy were allowed to win the title in a one night only tournament to become the first titleholders.
2 AJ Styles & The Amazing Red 1 158 March 15, 2003 Cambridge , MA Expect the unexpected AJ Styles and Amazing Red were able to defeat Christopher Daniels and Xavier, who was used for the injured Donovan Morgan.
- Title vacant - - August 20, 2003 - - The title has been declared vacant due to an injury to Amazing Red.
3 Johnny Kashmere & Trent Acid
The Backseat Boyz 		1 26th September 20, 2003 Philadelphia , PA Glory by Honor II The Backseat Boys were able to win a 6 team crook, in which the Carnage Crew (HC Loc & Tony DeVito), Special K (Hydro & Deranged and Izzy & Dixie), Ring Crew Express (Marcos & Dunn) and the Briscoe Brothers are also involved were.
4th Dixie & Izzy
Special K 		1 16 October 16, 2003 Glen Burnie, MD Tradition continues
5 Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe
The Briscoe Brothers 		1 174 November 1, 2003 Elizabeth , NJ Main Event Spectacles
6th CM Punk & Colt Cabana
Second City Saints 		1 21st April 24, 2004 Chicago , IL Reborn: Stage Two
7th BJ Whitmer & Dan Maff
The Prophecy 		1 0 May 15, 2004 Lexington , MA Round Robin Challenge III This was the first match in a Round Robin Challenge .
8th Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe
The Briscoe Brothers 		2 0 May 15, 2004 Lexington , MA Round Robin Challenge III This was the second match in a Round Robin Challenge .
9 CM Punk & Colt Cabana
Second City Saints 		2 84 May 15, 2004 Lexington , MA Round Robin Challenge III This was the third and decisive match in a Round Robin Challenge .
10 Ricky Reyes & Rocky Romero
The Havana Pitbulls 		1 84 August 7, 2004 Essington, PA Testing the limit
11 BJ Whitmer & Dan Maff 2 38 February 19, 2005 Elizabeth , NJ 3rd Anniversary Celebration Day 1
- Title vacant - - March 28, 2005 - - Dan Maff and Ring of Honor went their separate ways, which is why the title was declared vacant.
12 BJ Whitmer (3) & Jimmy Jacobs 1 98 April 2, 2005 Asbury Park , NJ Best of American Super Juniors Were allowed to defeat Samoa Joe and Jay Lethal for the vacant title.
13 HC Loc & Tony DeVito
The Carnage Crew 		1 14th July 9, 2005 New York City Escape from New York
14th BJ Whitmer (4) & Jimmy Jacobs (2) 2 70 July 23, 2005 Philadelphia , PA The homecoming
15th Sal Rinauro & Tony Mamaluke 1 77 October 1, 2005 New York City Joe vs. Kobashi
16 Austin Aries & Roderick Strong
Generation Next 		1 273 December 17, 2005 Edison , NJ Final Battle (2005) During their reign, Generation Next were allowed to defend the title against Naruki Doi and Masato Yoshino in Tokyo, which is why the title achieved world status. For this reason the title was renamed the ROH World Tag Team Championship .
17th Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli
The Kings of Wrestling 		1 70 September 16, 2006 New York City Glory by Honor V - Night 2
18th Christopher Daniels (2) & Matt Sydal 1 91 November 25, 2006 Edison , NJ Dethroned
19th Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe
The Briscoe Brothers 		3 7th February 24, 2007 Chicago , IL The Fifth Year Festival: Chicago
20th Naruko Dou & SHINGO 1 27 March 3, 2007 Liverpool , England The Fifth Year Festival: Liverpool
21st Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe
The Briscoe Brothers 		4th 275 March 30, 2007 Detroit , MI All Star Extravaganza III
22nd Jimmy Jacobs (3) & Tyler Black
The Age of the Fall 		1 27 December 30, 2007 New York City Final Battle (2007)
23 Davey Richards & Rocky Romero (2)
No Remorse Corps 		1 76 January 26, 2008 Chicago , IL Without remorse This was an ultimate endurance match in which Bryan Danielson & Austin Aries as well as BJ Whitmer and Brent Albright were also involved.
24 Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe
The Briscoe Brothers 		5 29 April 12, 2008 Edison , NJ Injustice
- Title vacant - - May 11, 2008 - - Mark Briscoe injured his hand, so the Briscoe Brothers declared the title vacant.
25th Jimmy Jacobs (4) & Tyler Black (2)
The Age of the Fall 		2 105 June 6, 2008 Hartford , CT Up for grabs The Age of the Fall were allowed to win a tournament to get the vacant title. Final opponents were Kevin Steen and El Generico.
26th El Generico & Kevin Steen 1 204 September 19, 2008 Boston , MA Driven (2008)
27 Davey Richards (2) & Eddie Edwards
The American Wolves 		1 253 April 10, 2009 Boston , MA Ring of Honor Wrestling This was the first TV match and at the same time a tables are legal match
28 Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe
The Briscoe Brothers 		6th 105 December 19, 2009 New York City Final Battle (2009)
29 Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli
The Kings of Wrestling 		2 363 April 3, 2010 Charlotte , NC The big bang
30th Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin
Wrestling's Greatest Tag Team 		1 246 April 1, 2011 Atlanta , GA Honor takes Center Stage - Day 1
31 Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe
The Briscoe Brothers 		7th 141 December 23, 2011 Manhattan Final Battle (2011)
32 Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin
Wrestling's Greatest Tag Team 		2 43 May 12, 2012 Toronto , CAN Border Wars
33 Kenny King & Rhett Titus
The All-Night Express 		1 16 June 24, 2012 New York City , NY Best In The World
- Title vacant - - July 10, 2012 - - Kenny King was fired from the Ring of Honor management team for breach of contract after appearing on Total Nonstop Action Wrestling . That is why the title was declared vacant.
34 Jimmy Jacobs (5) & Steve Corino
SCUM 		1 92 15th September 2012 Chicago , IL Death before Dishonor X SCUM won an 8 team tournament to win the vacant title. They defeated Charlie Haas and Rhett Titus in the final
35 Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe
The Briscoe Brothers 		8th 76 December 16, 2012 New York City Final battle This was a 3 Way Sudden Death Rules match that also involved Caprice Coleman and Cedric Alexander.
36 Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish
reDRagon 		1 147 March 2, 2013 Chicago Ridge, IL 11th Anniversary Show
37 Alex Koslov & Rocky Romero (3)
Forever Hooligans 		1 7th July 27, 2013 Providence , RI Ring of Honor Wrestling
38 Davey Richards (3) & Eddie Edwards (2)
The American Wolves 		2 14th 3rd August 2013 Toronto , Canada All Star Extravaganza V
39 Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish
reDRagon 		2 203 17th August 2013 New York City , NY Manhattan Mayhem V
40 Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson
The Young Bucks 		1 70 March 8, 2014 Chicago , IL Raising the Bar: Night 2
41 Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish
reDRagon 		3 322 17th May 2014 New York City , NY War of the Worlds This was a 2 out of 3 falls match
42 Christopher Daniels (3) & Frankie Kazarian
The Addiction 		1 167 April 4, 2015 San Antonio , TX ROH on SBG # 188
43 Matt Taven & Michael Bennett
The Kingdom 		1 91 18th September 2015 San Antonio , TX All Star Extravaganza VII
44 Hanson & Raymond Rowe
War Machine 		1 143 December 18, 2015 Philadelphia , PN Final Battle 2015
45 Christopher Daniels (4) & Frankie Kazarian (2)
The Addiction 		2 144 May 9, 2016 Dearborn , MC War of the Worlds
46 Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson
The Young Bucks 		2 155 September 30, 2016 Lowell , MA All Star Extravaganza VIII This was a three-way ladder match that also included The Motor City Machine Guns ( Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin ).
47 Matt Hardy & Jeff Hardy
The Hardys 		1 28 4th March 2017 New York City , NY Manhattan Mayhem VI
48 Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson
The Young Bucks 		3 174 April 1, 2017 Lakeland , FL Supercard of Honor XI
49 Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin
The Motor City Machine Guns 		1 168 22nd September 2017 Las Vegas , NV Supercard of Honor XI
50 Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe
The Briscoe Brothers 		9 219 March 9, 2018 Las Vegas , NV 16th Anniversary
51 Frankie Kazarian (3) & Scorpio Sky
SoCal Uncensored 		1 61 October 14, 2018 Philadelphia , PA ROH on SGB This was a three way match in which the Young Bucks were also involved.
52 Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe
The Briscoe Brothers 		10 91 December 14, 2018 New York City , NY Final Battle 2018 This was a three way ladder war match in which the Young Bucks were also involved.
52 Brody King and PCO
Villain Enterprises 		1 22nd 15th March 2019 Sunrise Manor , Nevada ROH 17th Anniversary Show This was a Las Vegas street fight .
54 Tama Tonga and Tanga Loa
Guerillas of Destiny 		1 105 April 6, 2019 New York City , NY G1 supercard This was a Winner Take All Four Way Match that also featured The Briscoe Brothers and Los Ingobernables des Japon (Evil & Sanada). In addition to the ROH title, the IWGP Tag Team Championship was also at stake.
552 Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe
The Briscoe Brothers 		11 146 20th July 2019 New York City , NY Manhattan Mayhem This was a New York City street fight.
56 Jay Lethal & Jonathan Gresham 1 262+ December 13, 2019 Baltimore , Maryland Final Battle 2019

Title Statistics

Records

record Record holder unit
Most title reigns - Tag Team Briscoe Brothers (Jay & Mark Briscoe) 11 times
Most title reigns - individual Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe 11 times each
Longest reign Kings of Wrestling
( Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli ) 		364 days
Shortest reign Briscoe Brothers
The Prophecy (Dan Maff and BJ Whitmer) 		<1 day
Oldest title holder PCO 51 years and 75 days
Youngest title holder Mark Briscoe 18 years and 287 days
Heaviest title holder Kevin Steen & Hanson both 138 kilograms
Easiest title holder Amazing Red 64 kilograms
Heaviest day team War Machine
(Hanson & Ray Row) 		250 kilograms
Easiest title holder Special K
(Izzy & Dixie) 		150 kilograms

As a team

rank team number Days
1 The Briscoe Brothers
( Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe ) 		11 1263
2 reDRagon
( Bobby Fish & Kyle O'Reilly ) 		3 672
3 Kings of Wrestling
( Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli ) 		2 433
4th The Young Bucks
(Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson) 		3 399
5 The Addiction
( Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian ) 		2 311
6th Wrestling's Greatest Tag Team
( Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin ) 		2 308
7th Austin Aries & Roderick Strong 1 273
8th American Wolves
( Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards ) 		2 267
9 El Generico Kevin Steen 1 203
10 Rottweilers
( Ricky Reyes & Rocky Romero ) 		1 196
11 AJ Styles & Amazing Red 1 175
The Prophecy
( Christopher Daniels & Donovan Morgan ) 		1 175
13 BJ Whitmer & Jimmy Jacobs 2 168
The Motor City Machine Guns
( Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin ) 		1 168
15th War Machine
( Hanson & Raymond Rowe ) 		1 143
16 The Age of the Fall
( Jimmy Jacobs & Tyler Black ) 		2 132
17th The Second City Saints
( CM Punk & Colt Cabana ) 		2 105
Guerrillas of Destiny
( Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa ) 		1 105
19th SCUM
( Jimmy Jacobs & Steve Corino ) 		1 92
20th Christopher Daniels & Matt Sydal 1 91
The Kingdom
( Matt Taven & Michael Bennett ) 		1 91
22nd No Remorse Corps
( Davey Richards & Rocky Romero ) 		1 77
Sal Rinauro & Tony Mamaluke 1 77
24 Jay Lethal & Jonathan Gresham 1 262+
25th So Cal Uncensored
( Frankie Kazarian & Scorpio Sky ) 		1 61
26th BJ Whitmer & Dan Maff 2 42
27 The Hardys
( Jeff & Matt ) 		1 28
28 Naruki & Shingo 1 27
29 The Backseat Boyz
( Johnny Kashmere & Trent Acid ) 		1 26th
30th Villain Enterprises
( Brody King & PCO ) 		1 22nd
31 | 31 Special K
(Dixie & Izzy) 		1 16
The All Night Express
( Rhett Titus & Kenny King ) 		1 16
33 The Carnage Crew
( HC Loc & Tony DeVito ) 		1 14th
34 Forever Hooligans
( Alex Koslov & Rocky Romero ) 		1 7th

By individual wrestler

rank Wrestlers number Days
1 Jay Briscoe 11 1263
Mark Briscoe 11 1263
3 Bobby Fish 3 672
Kyle O'Reilly 3 672
5 Christopher Daniels 4th 577
6th Chris Hero 2 433
Claudio Castagnoli 2 433
8th Matt Jackson 3 399
Nick Jackson 3 399
10 Jimmy Jacobs 5 392
11 Frankie Kazarian 3 372
12 Davey Richards 3 344
13 Charlie Haas 2 308
Shelton Benjamin 2 308
15th Rocky Romero 3 280
16 Austin Aries 1 273
Roderick Strong 1 273
18th Eddie Edwards 2 267
19th BJ Whitmer 4th 210
20th El Generico 1 203
Kevin Steen 1 203
22nd Ricky Reyes 1 196
23 AJ styles 1 175
Donovan Morgan 1 175
Amazing Red 1 175
26th Alex Shelley 1 168
Chris Sabin 1 168
28 Hanson 1 143
Raymond Rowe 1 143
30th Tyler Black 2 132
31 CM punk 2 105
Colt Cabana 2 105
Tama Tonga 1 105
Thong loa 1 105
35 Steve Corino 1 92
36 Matt Sydal 1 91
Matt Taven 1 91
Michael Bennett 1 91
39 Sal Rinauro 1 77
Tony Mamaluke 1 77
41 Jay Lethal 1 262+
Jonathan Gresham 1 262+
43 Scorpio Sky 1 61
44 Dan Maff 2 42
45 Jeff Hardy 1 28
Matt Hardy 1 28
47 Naruki Doi 1 27
Shingo 1 27
49 Johnny Kashmere 1 26th
Trent Acid 1 26th
51 Brody King 1 22nd
PCO 1 22nd
53 Dixie 1 16
Izzy 1 16
Kenny King 1 16
Rhett Titus 1 16
57 HC Loc 1 14th
Tony DeVito 1 14th
59 Alex Koslov 1 7th

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Kyle Schadler: Wrestling Gold: The History of the ROH World Tag Team Championship. In: Bleacher Report. Retrieved February 22, 2020 (English).