AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship: History, Teams, and Upcoming Action

When following AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship, the premier tag title for female competitors in All Elite Wrestling. Also known as AEW Women’s Tag Titles, it represents the highest accolade for two‑woman teams in the promotion. All Elite Wrestling (a U.S. based professional wrestling company founded in 2019) created the championship to showcase the growing demand for women’s tag team action. The belt encompasses both athletic skill and storyline drama, and it requires two wrestlers to work as a cohesive unit to defend it. Since its debut at the Double or Nothing AEW’s flagship pay‑per‑view held every May, the title has become a centerpiece of the women’s division, influencing roster moves and match bookings across Dynamite and Rampage shows.

The championship’s design features a sleek silver plate with pink accents, symbolizing both tradition and the modern flair of women’s wrestling. Early champions like The Young Bucks (as guest managers for the inaugural match) helped legitimize the belt, while current holders such as Tay Conti & Anna Jay a dynamic duo known for high‑flying combos carry the torch by defending the title at weekly episodes and special events. Title defenses often happen during major shows—Double or Nothing, All Out, and Full Gear—creating spikes in viewership. The championship also influences the broader landscape of women’s tag team wrestling, encouraging other promotions to develop similar titles and giving fans more diverse matchups.

Below you’ll find a curated collection of articles that dive into recent title defenses, upcoming challenger teasers, and behind‑the‑scenes talks with the champions. Whether you’re tracking the belt’s lineage, looking for analysis of match tactics, or hunting for the next big storyline, the posts provide fresh, actionable insights. Explore how the AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship continues to shape the women’s division, and stay ahead of the next big showdown on AEW TV.