Kris Statlander, Harley Cameron make AEW history as they capture women's tag team championship at Full Gear

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) may be a relatively young pro wrestling company in the greater landscape, but with a vast roster of wrestlers who bring different styles to the ring, history is bound to be made every now and again.

Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron did just that when the duo known as Wrathlander won the AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship against Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor at Full Gear on Saturday night.

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Statlander was being put into a position for Windsor and Hayter’s finishing move. As Hayter bounced off the rope, Cameron tripped her up from outside the ring. Statlander turned the tables on Windsor and nailed Saturday Night Fever. She pinned Windsor for the win as Cameron held back Hayter.

It’s the first reign for Statlander and Cameron as a team. Statlander joined Willow Nightingale as the only AEW stars to hold the world title, TBS Championship and tag team title in their careers.

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Cameron entered a league of her own.

She became the first woman to hold the tag team titles twice. She and Nightingale were the first-ever AEW women’s tag team champions. Now, she’s the only person to hold the belt twice.

Windsor and Hayter, known as The Brawling Birds, have their reign ended after 77 days. They knocked off Megan Bayne and Lena Kross, who were the champions for 168 days before losing to Windsor and Hayter at All In in August.

Wrathlander now stands alone as the champions and the AEW sickos will have to wait and see who will challenge them next.