Recognized as champion in May of 1957, unknown when, where and whom he defeated for the title.

Recognized as champion in April of 1958, unknown when, where or whom he defeated for the title.

Title history unknown between Yamata's win and Len Rossi's win in 1971.

Recognized as champion in July of 1971, unknown when, where or whom he defeated for the title.

Recognized as champion in June of 1972, unknown when, where or whom he defeated for the title.

Recognized as champion in October of 1974, unknown when, where or whom he defeated for the title.

Recognized as champion in January, exact day or location of title win unknown.

Recognized as champion in April, exact day or location of title win unknown.

Recognized as champion in May, exact day or location of title win unknown.

Recognized as champion after Luke Grahame, exact date, location or opponent of title win unknown.

Exact date or location of title win unknown.

This was a Winner-Takes-All match with Armstrong's NWA Southern Heavyweight (Mid-America) title also on the line.

Recognized as champion in December, exact date, location or opponent of title win unknown.

Recognized as champion in March, exact date, location or opponent of title win unknown.

Recognized as champion in June, exact date, location or opponent of title win unknown.

Fargo vacates the title due to injury.

Poffo defeated Dennis Hall in the final of a tournament for the vacant title. Also in the tournament were Angelo Poffo, Butch Thornton, Chief Thunder Cloud, Cuban Assassin, Frankie Laine, and Tojo Yamamoto.

The title is vacated after a controversial match against Dutch Mantell.

The Mexican Angel wins a 13-man tournament for the vacant title.

Recognized as champion on this day, date of win sometime after November 4

Condrey defeated George, Jr. for the title, unknown why Ron Garfield was not involved in the match.

Recognized as champion on April 16 at Nashville, TN event, details of win unknown. Yamamoto last title defense was on March 7 in Huntsville, AL.

Recognized as champion on May 23 at Huntsville, AL event, details of win unknown. Mason last title defense was on May 16 against Ray Candy in Huntsville, AL.

Recognized as champion after Johnson's last defense against Steve Regal on June 6, details on win unknown.

Eaton's last title defense was on September 13 against Jerry Barber. The title was abandoned in October of 1980 after Jerry Jarrett takes over the control of the Mid-America championships from Nick Gulas. The title is revived a year later as the C.W.A. Mid-America Heavyweight Championship.

Bass was awarded the title, exact date unknown

Mantell vacates the title after winning the A.W.A. Southern Heavyweight Championship. The title remains inactive and is retired.

The title is reactivated, The Dream Machine had a match against Dutch Mantell on this date.

Eaton vacates the title in mid to late January, reason unknown. Last known defense was on January 15 against Jacques Rougeau in Nashville, TN.

Eaton defeated Sweet Brown Sugar (Koko B. Ware) in the final of a tournament for the vacant title. Other participants included Bill Dundee, Carl Fergie, Dutch Mantell, Jesse Barr, King Cobra, Sabu the Wildman,

Recognized as defeating Savage on April 12 in a title match. Lawler is also the AWA Southern Heavyweight champion and continues to feud over that title. There is no other records of title defenses for the Mid-America Heavyweight until November 19.

Korchenko defeated Jacques Rougeau, Jr. in a match for the title, unknown why Jerry Lawler was not involved in the match.

Recognized as champion at a December 17 show, details of title win unknown.

Valiant vacates the title, date and reason unknown. Last known defense was on February 18 against Mike Sharpe

Lawler vacates the title after winning the A.W.A. Southern Heavyweight Championship.

Ware defeated Jerry Jarrett in the finals of a tournament for the vacant title. Other Participants included Bota the Witch Doctor, David Haskins, Jerry Bryant, Man Mountain Link, Ron Sexton, The Spoiler, Tom Branch, Tommy Montana, Tommy Wright, Tojo Yamamoto, and Tracy Smothers.

Details of win unknown

Mantell vacates the title after leaving the area. Last known match was on July 1.

Smothers defeated Basher in the final of a tournament for the vacant title. Other participants included David Haskins, J.T. Southern, Mr. Universe, Paul Diamond, Ron Sexton, and Spike.

Bubba vacates the title to focus on defending his C.W.A. International Heavyweight Championship, exact day unknown.

Kabuki defeated Paul Diamond in the finals of a tournament for the vacant title, exact day unknown.

Kabuki vacates the title after leaving the area, exact day unknown.

Recognized as champion at May 9 event in Nashville, TN. Details of win unknown.

Lawler, the reigning A.W.A. Southern Heavyweight Champion, defeats both Jeff Jarrett, the C.W.A. Mid-America Heavyweight Champion and Manny Fernandez, the C.W.A. International Heavyweight Champion, to unify and create the C.W.A. Heavyweight Championship.

Williams defeated Gilbert to crown a new champion.

Williams vacates the title afte leaving the promotion, exact day unknown.

Sexton eliminates Mikey Woods in a Battle Royal for the vacant title.

Dupp wins the title via forfeit, reason unknown.

Exact date and location of win unknown.

Exact date and location unknown.

Rhodes vacates the title, exact date and reason unknown.

4-Corner Survival Match

Condry vacates the title after losing by DQ in a match against Robbie Ruffin.

Title may have been held-up after a match against Shawn Schultz.