Editing F-1 Tag Team Championship

{{Championship 
|championshipname = F-1 Tag Team Championship
|image = F-1tagw-1.jpg
|image_size = 
|alt =
|caption = F-1 Tag Team Championship [[Wrestle-1]] version
|currentholder = [[Keiji Mutoh]] and [[Kannazuki]]
|won = October 9, 2015
|retired= April 1, 2020
|promotion = [[All Japan Pro Wrestling]] (2006-2013)<br>[[Wrestle-1]] (2015-2020)
|created = December 15, 2006
|mostreigns = [[Keiji Mutoh]] and [[Kannazuki]] (2 times)
|firstchamp = Keiji Mutoh and Kannazuki
|finalchamp= Keiji Mutoh and Kannazuki
|longestreign = Keiji Mutoh and Kannazuki (1636 days)
|shortestreign = [[Kannazuki]]  and [[Takao Omori]] (137 days)
|oldest = Keiji Mutoh (52 years)
|youngest =[[Manabu Soya]] (24 years)
|heaviest =[[Ryota Hama]] {{convert|205|kg|lb|abbr=on}}
|lightest =[[Kannazuki]] {{convert|149|lb|kg|abbr=on}}
|pastnames =
|titleretired =
|pastlookimages =
}}

The F-1 (Fake-1 Grand Prix) Tag Team Championship (F-1（フェイク-1グランプリ）タッグ選手権/F-1 (feiku-1 guranpuri) taggu senshuken) was an unofficial tag team title in [[All Japan Pro Wrestling]] that apparently was not recognized by the promotion. It’s more of a comedy title as matches are a mix of regular wrestling and impromptu standup comedy routines involving the wrestlers. 

==History==
It was created by [[Keiji Mutoh]] in December 2006, and he & Japanese comedian [[Kannazuki]] were the first to win the titles. On August 30, 2015 on Keiji Mutoh promotion's [[Wrestle-1]] it was announced that they are going to revive the titles and on October 9, 2015 are going to have a new champions. At [[Wrestle-1]] Tour 2015 Fan Appreciation Day Keiji Mutoh and Kannazuki defeated [[Manabu Soya]] and Sugichan to win the titles for their second time, it is their first time as the F-1 Tag Team Champions in the [[Wrestle-1]] promotion.

==Title history==

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; width=100%;"
! style="background: #e3e3e3;" |#
! style="background: #e3e3e3; width: 25%;" |Tag Team<br /><small>(Individual Reigns)</small>
! style="background: #e3e3e3;" |Team Reign
! style="background: #e3e3e3;" |Date
! style="background: #e3e3e3;" |Location
! style="background: #e3e3e3;" |Days held
! style="background: #e3e3e3;" |Event
! style="background: #e3e3e3;" |Notes
|-
|1
|<small>[[Keiji Mutoh]] and [[Kannazuki]]</small>
|1
|{{dts|2006|12|15}}
|Tokyo, Japan
|{{Age in days|day1 = 15|month1 = 12|year1 = 2006|day2 = 12|month2 = 12|year2 = 2010}}
|All Japan Pro Wrestling "Fan Appreciation Day" 2006
|<small>Defeated [[Hiroyoshi Tenzan]] and Akimasa Haraguchi to become the inaugural champions.</small>
|-
|2
|<small>[[Ryota Hama]] and [[Koriki Choshu]]</small>
|1
|{{dts|2010|12|12}}
|Tokyo, Japan
|{{Age in days|day1 = 12|month1 = 12|year1 = 2010|day2 = 11|month2 = 12|year2 = 2011}}
|All Japan Pro Wrestling "Fan Appreciation Day" 2010
|
|-
|3
|<small>[[Manabu Soya]] and [[Makoto Izubuchi|RG]] </small>
|1
|{{dts|2011|12|11}}
|Tokyo, Japan
|{{Age in days|day1 = 11|month1 = 12|year1 = 2011|day2 = 15|month2 = 12|year2 = 2012}}
|All Japan Pro Wrestling "Fan Appreciation Day" 2011
|
|-
|4
|<small>Kannazuki (2) and [[Takao Omori]]</small>
|1
|December 15, 2012
|Morioka, Japan
|{{Age in days|day1 = 15|month1 = 12|year1 = 2012|day2 = 01|month2 = 05|year2 = 2013}}
|All Japan Pro Wrestling "Fan Appreciation Day" 2012
|
|-
|&#8212;
|Abandoned
|&#8212;
|May 1, 2013
|N/A
|&#8212;
|N/A
|<small>[[All Japan Pro Wrestling]] abandoned the title.</small>
|-
|5
|<small>Keiji Mutoh (2) and Kannazuki (3)</small>
|2
|October 9, 2015
|Tokyo, Japan
|1636
|Wrestle-1 Tour 2015 Fan Appreciation Day
|<small>Defeated [[Manabu Soya]] and Sugichan, after the title was revived by [[Wrestle-1]]. </small><small>Wrestle-1, however, considered this a new title and dubbed [[Keiji Mutoh]] and [[Kannazuki]] as the first champions.</small>
|-
|—
|Inactive
|—
|April 1, 2020
|—
|—
|—
|<small>The title was retired after the promotion suspended its activities.</small>
|}
==Gallery==

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|-|
Gallery=
<center>
<gallery hideaddbutton="true" widths="150" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="left" bordersize="none">
F-1tagajpw1.jpg|Original belt design
F-1tagajpw2.jpg|The second design of the belt
Kannazukimutohf-1AJPW.jpg|Keiji Mutoh and Kannazuki with the original title belts (AJPW)
</gallery>
</center>
|-|
Champions=
<center>
<gallery hideaddbutton="true" widths="150" bordercolor="transparent" captionalign="left" bordersize="none">
Kannazukimutohf-1.jpg|Keiji Mutoh and Kannazuki
Choshuhamaf-1jpg.jpeg|Koriki Choshu and Ryota Hama
rgsoyaf-1.jpg|RG and Manabu Soya
Kannazukiomorif-1.jpg|Kannazuki and Takao Omori
</gallery>
</center>
</tabber>
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