(Since 1995)
| Champion | Won Title | Location | Lost Title |
| Masa Chono/Great Muta | 7/21/95 | Tokyo, Japan | 12/26/95 {1} |
| Road Warriors [6] | 12/26/95 | St. Louis, Mo. | 03/15/96 {2} |
| Brian Caruthers/Gary Orth | 04/01/96 {3} | San Juan, PR | 07/21/96 |
| Rick/Scott Steiner [2] | 07/21/96 | Los Angeles, Ca. | 10/13/96 |
| Head Bangers | 10/13/96 | Detroit, Mi.. | 01/22/97 |
| Death Inc. | 01/22/97 | Atlanta, Ga. | 12/97 {4} |
| Fear & Adam Riggs | 03/24/98 | Sudbury, Ontario {5} | 06/01/98 |
| The Crazy Ones | 06/01/98 | St. Louis, Mo | 10/31/98 |
| Maximum Carnage | 10/31/98 | Portland, OR | 11/26/98 |
| The Crazy Ones [2] | 11/26/98 {6} | Anchorage, Alaska | 3/20/99 |
| The Rebels | 3/20/99 | Toronto, Ontario | 6/2/99 |
| Axel Hagar/Martin Bauer | 6/2/99 | San Juan, Puerto Rico | 9/16/99 (7) |
| The Dudley Boyz | 10/31/99 | Las Vegas, NV | 11/09/99 (8) |
| Seek n Destroy | 1/1/00 (9) | London, England | current |
| {1} | Kenta Kobashi substituted for Great Muta during bout due to Muta also defending NWA World title the same night. |
| {2} | Stripped of titles by NWA due to not being able to defend them. (Road Warrior Animal had a back injury keeping him from the ring) |
| {3} | Winners of an International tournament to fill vacant championship. |
| {4} | Championship vacant due to NWA inactivity. |
| {5} | Tournament final over Rick & Scott Steiner. |
| {6} | On March 19, 1999 in Corvallis, Oregon, Chris Mann defeated the Crazy Ones in a handicapped match to apparently win the World tag team championship. NWA President Don Owens returned the titles to The Crazy Ones claiming Mann pinned the wrong man. |
| {7} | Axel Hagar and Martin Bauer were stripped of the titles after failing to defend them. |
| (8) | The titles were vacated when The Dudley Boyz left the NWA. |
| (9) | Tournament final over Techno Shock to win the vacant titles |