Recognized as champions against Nick Carter & Sailor Watkins in Birmingham, AL on November 11, possibly defeated Herb & Roy Welch for the title on April 30, 1945, in Birmingham, AL. Only other title defense was on December 26 in Birmingham, AL.

-- Dec. 27, 1945 -- TITLE HISTORY UNKNOWN -- Jun. 28, 1948 --

Credited as defeating Herb & Roy Welch for the titles, unknown if the Welch's were champions at the time.

Unknown why Finis Hall was substituting for Rodriguez. Last defended the title on July 19 in Nashville.

-- July 20, 1949 -- TITLE HISTORY UNKNOWN -- July 10, 1950 --

Credited as defeating Bobby Lane & Red Roberts on July 11 in Nashville, TN, unknown if Lane & Roberts were champions at the time.

Last defended the title on January 4, 1951.

Recognized as champions against Jack Welch & George Strickland on March 22 in Paducah, KY, details of title win unknown.

Unknown why Pat O'Brien was substituting for Carlos Rodriguez.

Eddie Malone was substituting for Golden Hawk, reason unknown.

No records of defenses between November 13, 1953 and August 9, 1954 and no defenses after the latter date. Some records indicated that the Mid-Atlantic version is defended along side the Mid-America title unitl the 1970s.

Recognized as champions between March 21, 1958 and February 22, 1960. Possible defeated Chris Belkas & Herb Welch for the titles.

Recognized as champions until May 16.

Announced as having won the titles in Memphis on March 13.

Only known match was July 9 in Memphis, in a loss to Bobby & Don Fields, details of initial title change unknown.

Title held-up after a match against the Masked Medics on February 12.

Awarded the championship after Malenkov does not appear for a scheduled defense and leaves the area.

Recognized as champions on June 27 in Birmingham, AL, details of title win unknown.

Recognized as champions on July 4 in Birmingham, AL, details of title win unknown.

Last known title defense on April 12 in Nashville, TN, details of title loss unknown.

Recognized as champions on April 24 in Birmingham, AL, details of title win unknown.

Recognized as champions on July 10 in Birmingham, AL, details of title win unknown.

Details of title loss unknown.

Recognized as champions on February 19 in Birmingham, AL, details of title win unknown. Last known defense on March 18 in Birmingham, AL, details of title loss unknown.

-- 1968 -- TITLE HISTORY UNKNOWN / CONFLICTING RECORDS -- 1973 --

Lawler & White defeated Tojo Yamamoto & Jerry Jarrett in the final of a tournament for the vacant title. Other participants included The Fabolous Kangaroos (Don Kent & Al Costello), Eddie Martin & Tommy Gilbert, Frankie & Billy Laine, Lorenzo Parente & Bobby Hart, Jackie & Roughhouse Fargo, Don Green & Charlie Cook, Lou Thesz & Pat O'Connor, Tojo Yamamoto & Jerry Jarrett, and The Bounty Hunters (David & Jerry Novak).

Recognized as champions in November, exact date and location of win unknown.

Recognized as champions in December, exact date and location of win unknown.

Lawler & Yamamoto defeated Greene & Hickerson in December, exact day and location unknown.

Unknown if Marlin & Yamamoto defeated a team for the titles or if Marlin replaced Lawler on the team.

Exact day and location unknown.

Exact date and location unknown.

Recognized as champions at a show on March 13, exact date, location and opponents unknown.

Exact date, location and opponents unknown.

The titles are held-up after a match against Jerry Lawler & Jimmy Valiant ended in a no-contest.

Recognized as champions on June 24, in Memphis, TN, details of title win unknown. In an agreement between A.W.A. and N.W.A., the N.W.A. Southern Tag Team Championship - Mid-America, is renamed the A.W.A. Southern Tag Team Championship in July.

The titles are vacated after Stomper turns on Lawler and attacks him, exact date unknown.

The titles are vacated after Lawler is abandoned in a 6-man tag match by his partners Jos LeDuc & Jimmy Hart

The titles are vacated after Lawler loses a loser-leaves-town match to Bill Dundee.

The titles are vacated immediately after the match when Bubba attacks Lawler.

The Rockers vacate the title after winning the A.W.A. World Tag Team Championship. The title is eventually retired and replaced with the C.W.A. Tag Team Championship.