Louisiana Heavyweight Title

NWA [Gulf Coast office]	(	1964/10	-	1968/02	)
NWA [Tri-State office]	(	1978/04	-	1979/08	)
MSWA	(	1979/08	-	1983	)

[ ]

Bob Corby	55/06	Lake Charles, LA
Wins a 12-man tournament to become the first champion.
Chief Apache	55/08/21	Baton Rouge, LA
Jack Curtis	55/11	Baton Rouge, LA
Sometime before 55/11/04; still champion through 58.
[...]
Vacant.
Firpo Zybysco	59/06/18	New Orleans, LA
Defeats Chuck Benson.
Chris Belkas	59/07/15	New Orleans, LA
Vacant in 59/10.
Mickey Sharpe	59/11/05	New Orleans, LA
Defeats Firpo Zybysco in tournament final.
Firpo Zybysco [2]	59/12
Adrien Baillargeon	60/01
Inactive after 60/09 when Baillargeon is billed as Southern champion.
Bobby Fields	64/10/16	Lafayette, LA
Defeats Terry Garvin in tournament final.
Sputnik Monroe	65/07/13	Baton Rouge, LA
Bobby Fields [2]	65/09/21	Baton Rouge, LA
Danny McShain	65/10/22	Lafayette, LA
Bobby Fields [3]	65/12/03	Lafayette, LA
Jack Dalton	66/02/17	Lafayette, LA
Bobby Fields [4]	66/05/17	Baton Rouge, LA
Don Carson	66/07/12	Baton Rouge, LA
Bobby Fields [5]	66/07/19	Baton Rouge, LA
Don Carson [2]	66/08/02	Baton Rouge, LA
Ken Lucas	66/10/05	Alexandria, LA
Jack Dalton [2]	66/11/01	Baton Rouge, LA
Danny Little Bear	67/02/03	Lafayette, LA
Ken Lucas [2]	67/03/31	Lafayette, LA
Stripped for no defense.
Pepe Perez	67/07/25
Awarded.
Jack Dalton [3]	67/10/10	Baton Rouge, LA
Bobby Fields [6]	67/11/28	Baton Rouge, LA
Don Carson [3]	67/12/12	Baton Rouge, LA
Bob Kelly	67/12/29	Lafayette, LA
Eddie Sullivan	68/01/23	Baton Rouge, LA
Frank Dalton	68/01/30	Baton Rouge, LA
Bobby Fields [7]	68/02/06	Baton Rouge, LA
May be vacant when Gulf Coast stops promoting in Louisiana in 68/02; title continued by the local promoters in Baton Rouge.
Big Bad John	68/11/18	Baton Rouge, LA
Pepe Perez [2]	68/12/03	Baton Rouge, LA
Jerry Miller	69/02/01	Baton Rouge, LA
Mighty Yankee	69/06/10	Baton Rouge, LA
Frank Dalton [2]	69/06/18	Baton Rouge, LA
Jerry Miller [2]	69/07	Baton Rouge, LA
Frank Dalton [3]	69/07/22	Baton Rouge, LA
Duke Myers	70/04/21	Baton Rouge, LA
Jerry Miller [3]	70/05/19	Baton Rouge, LA
Frank Dalton [4]	70/07/11	Baton Rouge, LA
Chuck Karbo	70/08/18	Baton Rouge, LA
Frank Dalton [5]	70/09/15	Baton Rouge, LA
Chuck Karbo [2]	70/11/25	Baton Rouge, LA
Randy Curtis	71/05/04	Baton Rouge, LA
Last champion in the Gulf Coast lineage.
[...]
Don Duffy	72<
[...]
Assassin #1	78/04/27	Baton Rouge, LA
Wins tournament.
Jose Lothario	78/09/20	Monroe, LA
Assassin #1 [2]	78/10/14	Shreveport, LA
Jerry Stubbs	78/12/25	New Orleans, LA
Mike George	79/04/21	New Orleans, LA
Mike Sharpe	79/09/05	Baton Rouge, LA
Ernie Ladd	80/01/18	Shreveport, LA
Junkyard Dog	80/03/14	Shreveport, LA
Terry Gordy	80/04/22	Baton Rouge, LA
Junkyard Dog [2]	80/05/20	Baton Rouge, LA
Vacant in 80 when JYD injured by Freebirds.
Ken Mantell	80/07/25	Shreveport, LA
Defeats Wahoo McDaniel in tournament final.
Johnny Mantell	80
Defends title for his brother.
Jake Roberts	80
Ernie Ladd [2]	81/01/16	Shreveport, LA
Jim Garvin	81/03	Shreveport, LA
Super Destroyer	81/05/01	Shreveport, LA
Bob Roop	81/07/22	Shreveport, LA
The Great Kabuki	81/10<	Shreveport, LA
Junkyard Dog [3]	81/12/07	New Orleans, LA
Vacant in 82/06 when JYD wins North American title.
Killer Khan	82/07/06	Baton Rouge, LA
Defeats Junkyard Dog in a tournament final.
Mike Sharpe [2]	82/08/18	Shreveport, LA
Jim Duggan	82/10/13	Shreveport, LA
Title retired in 83.
Guido Buttafuco	00/06/16	Denham Springs, LA
Defeats Doink the Clown; vacant in 00/07 when promotion closes after one card.