Edouard Carpentier	--	Jul. 01, 1959	--	--	0 days
Freddie Blassie	Edouard Carpentier	Jun. 12, 1961	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	289 days
Blassie is declared champion after Carpentier is unable to countinue in the 3rd fall of a match.
Rikidozan	Freddie Blassie	Mar. 28, 1962	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	119 days
Freddie Blassie (2)	Rikidozan	Jul. 25, 1962	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	2 days
The Destroyer	Freddie Blassie	Jul. 27, 1962	--	San Diego, CA, USA	287 days
Freddie Blassie (3)	The Destroyer	May 10, 1963	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	105 days
Bearcat Wright	Freddie Blassie	Aug. 23, 1963	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	115 days
Edouard Carpentier (2)	Bearcat Wright	Dec. 16, 1963	--	Indio, CA, USA	45 days
Carpentier wins the title via forfeit when Wright no-shows the title defence.
Freddie Blassie (4)	Edouard Carpentier	Jan. 30, 1964	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	82 days
Dick The Bruiser	Freddie Blassie	Apr. 22, 1964	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	91 days
The Destroyer (2)	Dick The Bruiser	Jul. 22, 1964	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	50 days
Bob Ellis	The Destroyer	Sep. 10, 1964	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	64 days
The Destroyer (3)	Bob Ellis	Nov. 13, 1964	--	San Diego, CA, USA	119 days
The Destroyer loses to Toyonobori on December 4, 1964 in Tokyo, Japan. While Toyonobori continues to defend the title in Japan, The Destroyer returns to Los Angeles and is still recognized as champion and the title becomes disputed.
Pedro Morales	The Destroyer	Mar. 12, 1965	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	133 days
Luke Graham	Pedro Morales	Jul. 23, 1965	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	86 days
Graham defeats Toyonobori on September 20, 1965 to Los Angeles, CA to reunify the Los Angeles World Heavyweight Championship.
Pedro Morales (2)	Luke Graham	Oct. 17, 1965	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	292 days
Buddy Austin	Pedro Morales	Aug. 05, 1966	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	28 days
Bobo Brazil	Buddy Austin	Sep. 02, 1966	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	14 days
Buddy Austin (2)	Bobo Brazil	Sep. 16, 1966	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	28 days
Lou Thesz	Buddy Austin	Oct. 14, 1966	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	14 days
Mark Lewin	Lou Thesz	Oct. 28, 1966	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	224 days
Kim Il	Mark Lewin	Jun. 09, 1967	--	Seoul, South Korea	49 days
Mike Dibiase	Kim Il	Jul. 28, 1967	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	28 days
Buddy Austin (3)	Mike Dibiase	Aug. 25, 1967	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	140 days
Bobo Brazil (2)	Buddy Austin	Jan. 12, 1968	--	Los Angeles, CA, USA	262 days
The title is abandoned on October 1, 1968 when The W.W.A. joins the N.W.A. and recognizes Gene Kiniski as World Champion. Brazil is given a title match against Kiniski on December 18, 1968 in Los Angeles that ends in a draw.