Bobby Fields	1958-07-10	Hattiesburg, MS
Defeats Great Malenko in tournament final; help up after the match against Mario Galento on 58-08-05 in Laurel, MS.
Great Malenko	1958-08-14	Hattiesburg, MS
Defeats Buddy Fuller.
Mario Galento	1958-08-28	Hattiesburg, MS
Tom Drake	1958-09-09	Laurel, MS
Lee Fields	1958-11-04	Laurel, MS
Joe McCarthy	1959-12-30	Laurel, MS
Lee Fields [2]	1959-01-13	Laurel, MS
Wins in a boxing match; stripped or held up after the match against Rocket Monroe on 59-02-03 in Laurel, MS for fighting outside the ring and using a folding chair to attack Monroe.
Lee Fields [3]	1959-03-24	Laurel, MS
Defeats Art Nelson in tournament final.
Pancho Villa	1959-03-31	Laurel, MS
Lee Fields [4]	1959-04-14	Laurel, MS
John Smith	1959-05-19	Laurel, MS
Lee Fields [5]	1959-06-04	Hattiesburg, MS
Declared vacant after the match against Mighty Yankee in Jackson, MS "several weeks ago" (Laurel Leader-Call, Laurel, MS, 59-10-24); most likely in 59-08 (Clarion-Ledger, Jackson, MS, 59-08-31).
Pancho Villa [2]	1959-11-24	Laurel, MS
Defeats Lee Fields in 8-man tournament final.
Lee Fields [5]	1959-12-15	Laurel, MS
Joe McCarthy [2]	1960-02-23	Laurel, MS
Wins by default; stripped in 60-03 for refusing to defend the title against Al Galento or Jack Curtis Jr.
Al Galento	1960-03-22	Laurel, MS
Defeats Jack Curtis Jr.
Lee Fields [7]	1960-04-04	Laurel, MS
Pancho Villa [3]	1961-01-10	Laurel, MS
Stripped on 61-02-10 for failure to defend; title inactive.
Dick Dunn	1964-03-02	Laurel, MS
Defeats Bobby Fields in the one-night 10-man tournament final; still champion as of 64-04-25; title inactive when the Mississippi region of the Gulf Coast territory is closed.
Bobby Fields [2]	1968-04-01
Billed as champion upon arrival; vacant in 68 (sometime after 68-06-05).
Bob Kelly	1968-09-05	Hattiesburg, MS
Defeats Rocket Monroe in tournament final.
Rocket Monroe	1968-10-07	Laurel, MS
Bob Kelly [2]	1968-11-25	Laurel, MS
Pancho Villa [4]	1969-02-15	Gulfport, MS
Bob Kelly [3]	1969-03-17	Laurel, MS
Sugi Sito	1969-04-19	Gulfport, MS
Bob Boyer	1969-05-15	Hattiesburg, MS
Rocket Monroe [2]	1969-08-07	Hattiesburg, MS
The Blue Yankee (Billy Hamilton)	1969-08-28	Hattiesburg, MS
Bob Kelly [4]	1969-09-04	Hattiesburg, MS
The Blue Yankee [2]	1969-09-25	Hattiesburg, MS
Bob Kelly [5]	1969-10-09	Hattiesburg, MS
Mike Boyette	1970-04-16	Hattiesburg, MS
The Blue Yankee [3]	1970-04-24	Meridian, MS
Bob Kelly [6]	1970-05-30	Gulfport, MS
Mike Boyette [2]	1970-06-04	Hattiesburg, MS
The Blue Yankee [4]	1970-07-26	Hattiesburg, MS
Bobby Whitlock	1970-08-20	Hattiesburg, MS
The Avenger	1970-09-17	Hattiesburg, MS
Bob Kelly [7]	1970-09-19	Gulfport, MS
Rocket Monroe [3]	1970-10-12	Laurel, MS
Bob Kelly [8]	1970-10-31	Gulfport, MS
Rocket Monroe [4]	1970-11-07	Gulfport, MS
Ken Lucas	1970-11-26	Hattiesburg, MS
Rocket Monroe [5]	1970-12-10	Hattiesburg, MS
Bobby Fields [3]	1971-01-21	Hattiesburg, MS
Bobby Shane	1971-01-28	Hattiesburg, MS
Bobby Fields [4]	1971-02-11	Hattiesburg, MS
Forced to forfeit the title due to the stipulation when Fields fails to defeat Sam Bass in 5 minutes on 72-02-25 in Hattiesburg, MS.
Terry Garvin	1971-03-18	Hattiesburg, MS
Defeats Bob Kelly in tournament final.
Bob Kelly [9]	1971-03-25	Hattiesburg, MS
Eddie Sullivan	1971-05-13	Hattiesburg, MS
Bob Kelly [10]	1971-06-10	Hattiesburg, MS
Eddie Sullivan [2]	1971-09-02	Hattiesburg, MS
Bob Kelly [11]	1971-09-09	Hattiesburg, MS
Eddie Sullivan [3]	1971-10-07	Hattiesburg, MS
Ken Lucas [2]	1971-11-11	Hattiesburg, MS
Eddie Sullivan [4]	1971-11-25	Hattiesburg, MS
Bob Kelly [12]	1972-01-06	Hattiesburg, MS
Donnie Fargo	1972-01-31	Laurel, MS
Bob Kelly [13]	1972-03-16	Hattiesburg, MS
The Spoiler	1972-05-04	Hattiesburg, MS
Arman Hussein	1972-07-18	Laurel, MS
Stripped for non-defense.
Gorgeous George Jr.	1972-08-31	Hattiesburg, MS
Wins battle royal, last eliminating The Spoiler.
The Spoiler #2 (L.D. Lewis)	1972-09-21	Hattiesburg, MS
Arman Hussein [2]	1972-10-09	Laurel, MS
The Mysterious Medic	1972-11-16	Hattiesburg, MS
Bob Kelly [14]	1972-12-14	Hattiesburg, MS
The Mysterious Medic [2]	1973-01-18	Hattiesburg, MS
Bob Kelly [15]	1973-02-08	Hattiesburg, MS
The Wrestling Pro	1973-03-15	Hattiesburg, MS
Arman Hussein [3]	1973-04-19	Hattiesburg, MS
Rocket Monroe [6]	1973-05-14	Hattiesburg, MS
Ken Lucas [3]	1973-08-23	Hattiesburg, MS
Norvell Austin	1973-09-21	Gulfport, MS
Ken Lucas [4]	1973-10-25	Hattiesburg, MS
Duke Miller	1973-12-13	Hattiesburg, MS
Bob Kelly [16]	1974-01-24	Hattiesburg, MS
The Wrestling Pro [2]	1974-04-25	Hattiesburg, MS
Ken Lucas [5]	1974-06-03	Laurel, MS
The Wrestling Pro [3]	1974-06-10	Laurel, MS
Held up after the match against Ken Lucas on 74-06-24 in Laurel, MS.
Jack Donovan	1974-07-01	Laurel, MS
Defeats Ken Lucas in tournament final.
Bob Kelly [17]	1974-09-18	Hattiesburg, MS
Chris Colt	1975-03-06	Hattiesburg, MS
Bob Kelly [18]	1975-03-13	Hattiesburg, MS
Rip Tyler	1975-05-01	Hattiesburg, MS
Big Bad John	1975-05-16	Meridian, MS
The Bounty Hunter #1	1975-05-22	Hattiesburg, MS
John puts title in battle royal; Hunter last eliminates Bob Kelly.
Bob Kelly [19]	1975-06-06	Meridian, MS
The Bounty Hunter #1 [2]	1975-07-04	Meridian, MS
Bob Kelly [20]	1975-08-28	Hattiesburg, MS
Melvin Kimball	1975-09-04	Hattiesburg, MS
Bob Kelly [21]	1975-09-25	Hattiesburg, MS
Vacant when Kelly leaves the territory after his "farewell match" (Hattiesburg American, 75-12-17) on 75-12-18 in Hattiesburg, MS.
Duke Miller [2]	1976-01-15	Hattiesburg, MS
Defeats Rip Tyler in tournament final.
Bob Kelly [22]	1976-05-06	Hattiesburg, MS
Title vacant after match against Sweet Daddy Banks on 76-06-24 in Hattiesburg, MS.
Sweet Daddy Banks	1976-07-01	Hattiesburg, MS
Defeats Ken Lucas in an 8-man tournament final.
Bob Kelly [23]	1976-08-09	Gulfport, MS
Sweet Daddy Banks [2]	1976-09-08	Hattiesburg, MS
Eddie Sullivan [5]	1976-09-27	Gulfport, MS
Wins by default when Banks fails to show up on a scheduled title defense.
Sweet Daddy Banks [3]	1976-10-11	Gulfport, MS
The Wrestling Pro [4]	1976-11-08	Gulfport, MS
Bob Kelly [24]	1976-11-17	Hattiesburg, MS
Title retired in 77 when Kelly retires.

* Special thanks to Michael Norris for the information.