https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-yHud3z4nk Unlike WCWs Six-Man gold, the World Wrestling Federations Womens Tag Team Championship would be around longer than one year. In fact, the titles would last nearly six years. Like the WWFs Womens Championship, the tag team version was a carryover from the National Wrestling Alliance. Following the WWFs departure from the NWA, the Womens Champions -- both single and tag -- joined the Federation and brought their belts with them. The Fabulous Moolah was recognized as being the companys undefeated for over 27 years Womens Champion -- with the WWF not acknowledging any previous title holders. Velvet McIntyre and Princess Victoria entered the Federation as the Womens Tag Team Champions, as they held the NWA version of the belts at the time. The tag title would stick around until February of 1989, when it was unceremoniously retired, with the Glamour Girls of Leilani Kai and Judy Martin being the final champions. However, while the title had a checkered history and was rarely defended, it was featured prominently on the debut edition of the Royal Rumble in 1988. In the championships greatest moment, the Jumping Bomb Angels defeated the Glamour Girls in a thrilling two out of three falls contest.
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