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Billed as champion in Dallas, TX.
Al Lovelock	1946-01-31	Monroe, LA
Defeats Jack Kennedy to become the first champion; vacant in 46-06 when Lovelock cannot defend.
Paul Murdock	1946-07-02	Monroe, LA
Defeats Jerry Vallina; most likely vacant after Murdock no-shows the scheduled title defense on 46-08-28 in Alexandra, LA due to injury.
Bob Corby	1955-06-18	Lake Charles, LA
Wins a 12-man tournament.
Chief Apache	1955-08-21	Baton Rouge, LA
Jack Curtis	1955-10-17	Shreveport, LA
Prince Emir	1957-04-22	Monroe, LA
Frank Hurley	1957-05-13	Monroe, LA
Jack Curtis [2]	1957-08-12	Monroe, LA
Phil Brummett	1957-11-11	Monroe, LA
Charlie Laye	1957-11-18	Monroe, LA
Temporarily held up by the District Athletic Commissioner after the match against Farmer Jones on 57-12-09 in Monroe, LA for using "very unfair tactics" but reinstated as the champion later in the month.
Bill Barney	1957-12-23	Monroe, LA
Bernard Hodgemyer	1958-03-03	Monroe, LA
Vacant after Hodgemyer no-shows the scheduled defense on 58-03-31 and leaves the area.
Jerry Christy	1958-06-16	Monroe, LA
Defeats Charley Laye in tournament final; vacant in 58-09 when Christy leaves the area.
Bill Barney [2]	1958-09-22	Monroe, LA
Defeats Al Massey.
Firpo Zybysko	1959-06-01	Monroe, LA
Also defeats Chuck Benson on 59-06-18 in New Orleans, LA, possibly for the vacant local recognition.
Chris Belkas	1959-07-15	New Orleans, LA
Vacant in 59-10.
Mickey Sharpe	1959-11-05	New Orleans, LA
Defeats Firpo Zybysko in tournament final; still champion as of 59-12-10.
Firpo Zybysko [2]	1959-12-19	Lafayette, LA *
"Saturday at Lafayette" (Monroe News-Star, 59-12-22); "last week" (The Times-Picayune, New Orleans, LA, 60-01-03); results of the weekly Friday show on 59-12-18 is unavailable; possibly a phantom change with Sharpe injured around this time.
Adrien Baillargeon	1960-01-29	Lafayette, LA
Starts being billed as Southern champion in 60-06; Louisiana title inactive after 60-09.
Bobby Fields	1964-10-16	Lafayette, LA
Defeats Terry Garvin in tournament final.
Sputnik Monroe	1965-07-13	Baton Rouge, LA
Bobby Fields [2]	1965-09-21	Baton Rouge, LA
Danny McShain	1965-10-22	Lafayette, LA
Bobby Fields [3]	1965-12-03	Lafayette, LA
Jack Dalton	1966-02-17	Lafayette, LA
Bobby Fields [4]	1966-05-17	Baton Rouge, LA
Don Carson	1966-07-12	Baton Rouge, LA
Bobby Fields [5]	1966-07-19	Baton Rouge, LA
Don Carson [2]	1966-08-02	Baton Rouge, LA
Ken Lucas	1966-09-28	Alexandria, LA
Jack Dalton [2]	1966-11-01	Baton Rouge, LA
Danny Little Bear	1967-02-03	Lafayette, LA
Ken Lucas [2]	1967-03-31	Lafayette, LA
Leaves the area in 67-04.
Pepe Perez	1967-07
Awarded(?); held up after the match against Frank Dalton on 67-07-06 in Loranger, LA.
Pepe Perez [2]	1967-07-13	Loranger, LA
Wins rematch; held up after the match against Joe Vegas on 67-07-25 in Baton Rouge, LA.
Joe Vegas	1967-08-01	Baton Rouge, LA
Wins rematch.
Pepe Perez [3]	1967-08-08	Baton Rouge, LA
Jack Dalton [3]	1967-10-10	Baton Rouge, LA
Bobby Fields [6]	1967-11-28	Baton Rouge, LA
Don Carson [3]	1967-12-12	Baton Rouge, LA
Bobby Fields [7]	1967-12-26	Baton Rouge, LA
Vacant when Gulf Coast promotion stops promoting in Louisiana in 68-02.
Danny Little Bear [2]	1968-08-09	Lafayette, LA
Wins an 8-man battle royal to be recognized by the Tulsa office; still champion as of 68-10-08.
Big Bad John	1968-11-15?	Lafayette, LA?
Pepe Perez [2]	1968-12-03	Baton Rouge, LA
Jerry Miller	1969-02-01	Baton Rouge, LA
Mighty Yankee	1969-06-10	Baton Rouge, LA
Also holds Southern Title.
Frank Dalton [2]	1969-06-18	Baton Rouge, LA
Wins Louisiana Title only; held up after a match against Jerry Miller on 69-07-08 in Baton Rouge, LA.
Frank Dalton [3]	1969-07-22	Baton Rouge, LA
Wins rematch; in Monroe, LA, Tom Jones defeats Jack Donovan via DQ on 69-11-11 (champion unknown).
Duke Myers	1970-04-21	Baton Rouge, LA
Jerry Miller [2]	1970-05-19	Baton Rouge, LA
Frank Dalton [4]	1970-07-11	Baton Rouge, LA
Chuck Karbo	1970-08-18	Baton Rouge, LA
Frank Dalton [5]	1970-09-15	Baton Rouge, LA
Chuck Karbo [2]	1970-11-25	Baton Rouge, LA
Randy Curtis	1971-04-23	Lafayette, LA
Still champion as of 71-05-05; leaves the area in 71-06.
Don Duffy	1971-10-18	Westwego, LA
Most likely wins tournament (results unknown but Duffy is advertised); still champion as of 72-03.
Assassin #1	1978-04-26	Baton Rouge, LA
Wins a 12-man tournament.
Jose Lothario	1978-09-20	Monroe, LA
Assassin #1 [2]	1978-10-14	Shreveport, LA
Jerry Stubbs	1978-12-25	New Orleans, LA
Mike George	1979-04-21	New Orleans, LA
Mike Sharpe	1979-09-05	Baton Rouge, LA
Ernie Ladd	1980-01-18	Shreveport, LA
Junkyard Dog	1980-03-14	Shreveport, LA
Terry Gordy	1980-04-22	Baton Rouge, LA
Junkyard Dog [2]	1980-05-20	Baton Rouge, LA
Vacant in 80-06 when JYD is injured by Freebirds.
Ken Mantell	1980-07-25	Shreveport, LA
Defeats Wahoo McDaniel in 16-man tournament final.
Jake Roberts	1980-10-08	Shreveport, LA
Ernie Ladd [2]	1981-01-16	Shreveport, LA
Jim Garvin	1981-03-04	Shreveport, LA
Super Destroyer	1981-05-01	Shreveport, LA
Bob Roop	1981-07-22	Shreveport, LA
The Great Kabuki	1981-10-22<	Shreveport, LA
Sometime after 81-09-24.
Junkyard Dog [3]	1981-12-07	New Orleans, LA
Vacant on 82-06-21 when JYD wins North American Title.
Killer Khan	1982-07-06	Baton Rouge, LA
Defeats Junkyard Dog in 13-man tournament final.
Mike Sharpe [2]	1982-08-18	Shreveport, LA
Jim Duggan	1982-10-13	Shreveport, LA
Title retired in 83.
Guido Buttafuco	2000-06-16	Denham Springs, LA
Defeats Doink the Clown; vacant in 00-07 when NWA Deep South promotion closes after one card.

* See also ECW Louisiana Heavyweight Title.

* Thanks to Charles Hamilton, Steve Ogilvie, and Kriss Knights for the additional information.