The 72nd Real Tag Team Champions:
WWF's Brothers of Destruction (Kane and The Undertaker) - 4/1/01 to 4/29/01
The idea behind the title change was to set up the two main event heels to hold all of the championships at one time, so they were getting the most exposure possible (far more than the NWA's Bad Attitude [David Young and Rick Michaels] and Heavenly Bodies [Chris Nelson and Vito DeNucci]). It would also tease the Hardy Boyz as main eventers.
The 73rd Real Tag Team Champions:
WWF's Two-Man Power Trip (Triple H and Steve Austin) - 4/29/01 to 5/21/01
The 74th Real Tag Team Champions:
WWF's Chris Benoit and Chris Jericho - 5/21/01 to 6/19/01
The 75th Real Tag Team Champions:
WWF's Dudley Boyz (7) - 6/19/01 to 7/9/01
The 76th Real Tag Team Champions:
WWF's The Acolytes Protection Agency (Ron "Farooq" Simmons and "JBL" Bradshaw) - 7/9/01 to 8/7/01
The 77th Real Tag Team Champions:
WWF's Diamond Dallas Page and Kanyon - 8/7/01 to 8/19/01
The 78th Real Tag Team Champions:
WWF's Brothers of Destruction (2) - 8/19/01 to 9/17/01
Also the WCW Tag Team Champions at the time.
The 79th Real Tag Team Champions:
WWF's Dudley Boyz (8) - 9/17/01 to 10/22/01
The 80th Real Tag Team Champions:
WCW Champions: The Hardy Boyz (4) - 10/22/01 to 10/23/01
The Dudleys dropped their belts to feed into The Rock's and Jericho's feud over the WCW World Championship. They in turn lost the belt to Booker T and Test (WCW's top star and the turncoat). So, no real teams held the WWF belts until the Hardys regained them.
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