Canadian International Tag Team Championship

Canadian International Tag Team Championship
Details
PromotionLutte Internationale
Date establishedSeptember 1976
Date retired1987
Statistics
First championsDominic DeNucci and Nick DeCarlo
Final championsRichard Charland and Chuck Simms
Most reignsGino Brito and Tony Parisi
Raymond Rougeau and Jacques Rougeau Jr. (4 reigns)

The Canadian International Tag Team Championship was the tag team title in the Montreal-based wrestling promotion Lutte Internationale (International Wrestling). The title lasted from 1976 until Lutte Internationale closed in 1987.

Title history

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign Days
 1  Dominic DeNucci and Nick DeCarlo  September 1976 (NLT)  IW show N/A 1  N/A  The first champions  
 2  Sailor White and Serge Dumont  September 21, 1976  IW show Montreal, QC 1  N/A     
Championship history is unrecorded from September 21, 1976 to February 1978.
 3  Edouard Carpentier and Mad Dog Vachon  February 1978 (NLT)  IW show N/A 1  N/A  Defeat The Scorpions  
Championship history is unrecorded from February 1978 to June 2, 1980.
 4  Pat Patterson and Raymond Rougeau  June 2, 1980  IW show Montreal, QC 1  N/A  Defeat Gilles Poisson and Serge Dumont  
Championship history is unrecorded from June 2, 1980 to 1981.
 5  Richard Charland and Len Shelley  N/A  IW show N/A 1  N/A     
 6  Swede Hansen and Le Bourreau/The Hangman  April 25, 1981  IW show Sherbrooke, QC 1  N/A     
 7  Gino Brito and Rick McGraw  December 1982 (NLT)  IW show N/A 1  N/A     
 8  Gilles Poisson and Sailor White  1982  IW show N/A 1  N/A     
 9  Gino Brito and Tony Parisi  1982  IW show N/A 1  N/A     
 10  Pierre Lefebvre and Michel Dubois  1982  IW show N/A 1  N/A     
 11  Pat Patterson and Raymond Rougeau  1982  IW show N/A 2  N/A     
 12  Pierre Lefebvre and Pat Patterson  October 1982 (NLT)  IW show Sherbrooke, QC 1  N/A  Patterson and Rougeau break up; Patterson defeats Rougeau in a singles match and chooses Lefebvre as a new partner  
 13  Raymond Rougeau and Jacques Rougeau, Jr.  1982  IW show N/A 1  N/A     
 14  Pierre Lefebvre and Pat Patterson  1982  IW show N/A 2  N/A     
 15  Gino Brito and Tony Parisi  January 1983  IW show Montreal, QC 2  N/A     
 16  Pierre Lefebvre and Billy Robinson  May 23, 1983  IW show Montreal, QC 1  28     
 17  Gino Brito and Tony Parisi  June 20, 1983  IW show Montreal, QC 3  N/A     
Championship history is unrecorded from June 20, 1983 to August 1983.
 18  Raymond Rougeau and Jacques Rougeau Jr.  August 1983 (NLT)  IW show N/A 2  N/A     
 19  Pierre Lefebvre and Pat Patterson  September 1983  IW show N/A 3  N/A     
 20  Gino Brito and Tony Parisi  December 12, 1983  IW show Montreal, QC 4  N/A     
 21  Pierre Lefebvre and Frenchy Martin  January 16, 1984 (NLT)  IW show N/A 1  N/A     
 22  Dino Bravo and Tony Parisi  February 20, 1984  IW show N/A 1  N/A     
 23  Pierre Lefebvre and Frenchy Martin  June 1984 (NLT)  IW show N/A 2  N/A     
 24  Raymond Rougeau and Jacques Rougeau Jr.  July 2, 1984  IW show Montreal, QC 3  43     
 25  Sailor White and Rick Valentine  August 14, 1984  IW show Quebec City, QC 1  N/A     
— Vacated  November 1984 (NLT) — — — —  Valentine leaves the promotion  
 26  King Tonga and Richard Charland  May 27, 1985  IW show Quebec City, QC 1  15  Defeat Jos Leduc and Leo Burke in tournament final  
 27  Raymond Rougeau and Jacques Rougeau Jr.  June 11, 1985  IW show Quebec City, QC 4  N/A     
— Vacated  January 1986 — — — —  The Rougeaus jump to the WWF  
 28  The Long Riders (Scott and Bill Irwin)  March 6, 1986  IW show Sudbury, ON 1  159  Defeat Dan Kroffat and Alofa. During this reign, Scott Irwin disappeared for several weeks around May or June with no explanation. In reality he was suffering in real life from a brain tumor and had to start chemotherapy. He would return in July, during a match that involved his brother Bill and Danny “Bull” Johnson facing Tom Zenk and Dan Kroffat. The titles would be held up pending rematch.  
 29  Dan Kroffat and Tom Zenk  August 12, 1986  IW show N/A 1  62  Defeat Bill Irwin and Danny Johnson in a rematch.  
 30  Richard Charland and Sheik Ali  October 13, 1986  IW show Montreal, QC 1  118     
 31  Dan Kroffat and Armand Rougeau  February 8, 1987  IW show Montreal, QC 1  64     
 32  Richard Charland and Chuck Simms  April 13, 1987  IW show Montreal, QC 1  N/A     
— Deactivated  1987 — — — —  Promotion closes  
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