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Mike Paidousis & Wild Man Zimm face Jack Steele & El Toro for the title on 54-09-20 in Valdosta, GA; however, it is unclear which team holds the title at this point.
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El Toro & Whitey Whittler
1955-09-30
Atlanta, GA
Defeat Farmer Jones & Danny O'Shocker; still champions as of 55-10-15.
Title is initially held up after the match but the decision is later reversed; held up after the match against Dick Steinborn & George Scott on 71-10-01 in Atlanta, GA.
Assassins [8]
1971-10-08
Atlanta, GA
Draw with Steinborn & Scott in a rematch with a stipulation that unless Scott & Steinborn win the match, the Assassins continue to reign as champions; stripped on 71-11-20 due to "multiple infractions over recent months".
Assassins [9]
1971-11-26
Atlanta, GA
Defeat Bill Dromo & Bob Armstrong in one-night 7-team tournament final.
Initially lose the match; awarded on 72-03-18 following a review of the match; held up after the match against Bob Armstrong & Dick Steinborn on 72-08-25; declared vacant after the rematch on 72-09-01 ends as draw.
Still champion as of 77-05-17; some reports have Gene Anderson & Ole Anderson winning the state title in 77-06 but the Andersons defend the world title in Georgia around that time; vacant most likely after Mr. Wrestling leaves the area in 77-07.
Tommy Rich & Tony Atlas
1977-09-09
Atlanta, GA
Defeat Pak Song & the Executioner in the one-night 8-team tournament final.
Since the team splits, Ladd & Masked Superstar face Anderson & Stan Hansen for the title on 79-11-10 in Atlanta, GA, but the match ends as a draw; declared vacant.
Both titles are held up; in Atlanta, GA, Georgia Title is held up after a match between Fabulous Freebirds: Terry Gordy & Buddy Roberts and Frazier & Robert Fuller on 81-01-31.
Defeat Centerfolds and Serial Thrillaz in triangle match.
Samoan Death Squad: Faku & Spade
1999-03-11
Loganville, GA
Billy Black & Joel Deaton
1999-04-01
Loganville, GA
Vacant on 99-06-10 when Black attacks promoter Bill Behrens.
Vic Violent & Rukkus
1999-06-10
Loganville, GA
Defeat Faku & Mark Davis; vacant(?) on 99-08-19 due to no-show for title defense.
Shane Young & David Young
1999-08-19
Loganville, GA
Defeat Bart Sawyer & Terry Lawler.
Road Hoggs: Joe Harley & Pan Head Nelson
1999-11-20
Cornelia, GA
Defeat David Young & Rick Michaels, substituting for Shane, and unify NCW Tag Team Title.
Underdogs: Mark E. Mark & Big Eddie Cool
1999-12-04
Cornelia, GA
Bad Attitude: Rick Michaels & David Young
2000-01-11
Cornelia, GA
Rock'n'Roll Express
2000-02-19
Cornelia, GA
Bad Attitude [2]
2000-06-17
Cornelia, GA
Stripped on 00-08-19 after winning World Title on 00-08-15.
Boogaloo Crew: Scotty Wrenn & J.C. Dazz
2000-08-19
Cornelia, GA
Defeat Terry Knight & Onyx in a one-night 9-team tournament final to win vacant title.
Suicidal Tendencies: John Phoenix & Adam Jacobs
2001-01-06
Cornelia, GA
3 Count: Shannon Moore & Shane Helms
2001-01-19
Cornelia, GA
Boogaloo Crew [2]
2001-01-20
Cornelia, GA
Defeat 3 Count and Suicidal Tendencies in a 3-way match.
Kent Kohl & Keith Kohl
2001-02-03
Cornelia, GA
Romeo Bliss & David Flair
2001-03-24
Cornelia, GA
Kent Kohl & Keith Kohl [2]
2001-04-21
Cornelia, GA
Defeats Bliss in a handicap match.
TNT: Tony Stradlin & Todd Sexton
2001-08-04
Cornelia, GA
Blackout: Rainman & Homicide
2001-08-10
Kingsport, TN
Total Destruction: Sean Royal & Rusty Riddle defeat Blackout on the same card; however, title is reverted back to Blackout since Total Destruction has been banned from NWA Wildside for 30 days.
White Trash & Tank
2001-10-19
Cornelia, GA
Blackout [2]
2001-11-17
Cornelia, GA
Defeat Project Mayhem: White Trash & Tank, Bad Attitude: David Young & Terry Knight and Lost Boyz: Azrael & Gabriel in a 4-way match.
Lost Boyz: Azrael & Gabriel
2002-03-22
Cornelia, GA
The Briscoes
2002-08-02
Cornelia, GA
Defeat Lost Boyz, TNT, and The Spanish Announce Team in a 4-way match.
TNT [2]
2002-08-17
Cornelia, GA
Scotty Wrenn & Tank
2002-11-02
Cornelia, GA
Have defeated Trent Acid & Johnny Kashmere in a 16-team tournament final on prevoius night to become top contenders.
Future Shock: Jay Freeze & Brandon P.
2003-03-28
Cornelia, GA
Defeat Wrenn & Tank and The Lost Boys: Azrael & Gabriel in a 3-way match.
Impact: Scott Cage & Kaos
2003-06-21
Cornelia, GA
Bulldog Raines & Tank
2003-07-19
Cornelia, GA
Brandon P. & Jeremy V.
2003-10-18
Cornelia, GA
Texas Death Club: Todd Sexton & Masada
2003-12-27
Cornelia, GA
Slim J & Murder One
2004-07-03
Cornelia, GA
Win title in a War Games match.
Mikal Adryan & Azrael
2004-09-18
Cornelia, GA
Tank & Iceberg
2005-01-01
Cornelia, GA
Defeat Azrael & Rainman and Pomp & Circumstance: Ace Rockwell & Shaun Tempers in a 3-way elimination match.
Pomp & Circumstance: Ace Rockwell & Shaun Tempers
2005-03-05
Cornelia, GA
Tank & Iceberg [2]
2005-03-26
Cornelia, GA
NWA Wildside stops promoting in 05-04.
Pomp & Circumstance [2]
2005-11-22
Soddy-Daisy, TN
Win the title on NWA Wildside reunion card.
Bald Beautiful Besties: Michael Stevens & Zac Edwards
