Nick Carter #	1960-04-26<
Billed as champion in New Orleans, LA.
Jan Madrid	1962-10-05	Dothan, AL
Defeats Don Fields in tournament final to become the first champion.
Don Fields	1962-12-14	Dothan, AL
Vacant on 63-08-03 when Fields's career ends after an auto accident; title inactive.
Ken Lucas	1969-05-14	Mobile, AL
Defeats Dick Steinborn in tournament final.
Black Hand (Joe Turner)	1969-07-16	Mobile, AL
Ken Lucas [2]	1969-07-23	Mobile, AL
Rocket Monroe	1969-08-27	Mobile, AL
Bob Boyer	1969-09-24	Mobile, AL
Billy Boy Hines	1969-11-12	Mobile, AL
Bob Boyer [2]	1969-11-14	Dothan, AL
Rocket Monroe [2]	1969-11-21	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn	1970-01-09	Dothan, AL
The Wrestling Pro	1970-03-06	Dothan, AL
Roberto Soto	1970-04-03	Dothan, AL
The Wrestling Pro [2]	1970-05-08	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [2]	1970-06-05	Dothan, AL
The Wrestling Pro [3]	1970-07-24	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [3]	1970-08-28	Dothan, AL
The Wrestling Pro [4]	1970-09-11	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [4]	1970-09-25	Dothan, AL
Eddie Sullivan	1970-10-30	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [5]	1970-11-20	Dothan, AL
Replaces Greg Peterson in the title match.
Bobby Shane	1971-01-22	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [6]	1971-02-05	Dothan, AL
The Wrestling Pro [5]	1971-03-12	Dothan, AL
Vacant after the match against Dick Dunn on 71-04-23 is declared no contest; an 8-man battle royal is held to crown new champion for a different version on 71-04-15 in Gadsden, AL (winner unknown).
Dick Dunn [7]	1971-06-11	Dothan, AL
Defeats Mike Boyette in an 8-man elimination tag team match.
Donnie Fargo	1971-07-09	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [8]	1971-09-24	Dothan, AL
The Wrestling Pro [6]	1971-10-08	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [9]	1971-11-26	Dothan, AL
The Wrestling Pro [7]	1972-02-11	Dothan, AL
Gorgeous George Jr.	1972-02-25	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [10]	1972-04-21	Dothan, AL
The Wrestling Pro [8]	1972-04-28	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [11]	1972-05-26	Dothan, AL
The Wrestling Pro [9]	1972-06-02	Dothan, AL
Ken Lucas [3]	1972-06-24	New Brockton, AL
Vacant after the match against Gorgeous George Jr. on 72-09-01 is declared a no contest.
Gorgeous George Jr. [2]	1972-09-15	Dothan, AL
Defeats The Wrestling Pro in an 10-man elimination tag team match.
The Wrestling Pro [10]	1972-09-22	Dothan, AL
Vacates on 72-12-05 after winning the United States Tag Team Title.
Rick Gibson	1972-12-22	Dothan, AL
Defeats The Wrestling Pro in a 13-man battle royal final.
The Wrestling Pro [11]	1973-01-05	Dothan, AL
Ken Lucas [4]	1973-01-26	Dothan, AL
The Wrestling Pro [12]	1973-02-02	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [12]	1973-04-27	Dothan, AL
Eddie Sullivan [2]	1973-06-01	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [13]	1973-08-17	Dothan, AL
Duke Miller	1973-11-23	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [14]	1974-01-04	Dothan, AL
The Wrestling Pro [13]	1974-01-25	Dothan, AL
Ken Lucas [5]	1974-04-06	New Brockton, AL
Duke Miller [2]	1974-10-05	New Brockton, AL
Ken Lucas [6]	1974-10-19	New Brockton, AL
Randy Tyler Jr.	1974-12-07	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [15]	1975-02-22	New Brockton, AL
Rip Tyler	1975-03-28	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [16]	1975-04-11	Dothan, AL
Col. J.C. Dykes	1975-05-16	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [17]	1975-05-30	Dothan, AL
Defeats Mighty Yankee #1 in a Ladder Match.
Don Duffy	1975-06-20	Dothan, AL
Dick Dunn [18]	1975-08-15	Dothan, AL
Bill Malone	1975-10-03	Dothan, AL
Ken Lucas [7]	1975-10-28	Mobile, AL
Duke Miller [3]	1975-12-13	New Brockton, AL
Rick Gibson [2]	1976-03-30	Mobile, AL
The Challenger	1976-05-15	New Brockton, AL
Greg Peterson	1976-08-07	New Brockton, AL
The Wrestling Pro [14]	1976-10-22	Ozark, AL
Greg Peterson [2]	1976-11-05	Dothan, AL
The Wrestling Pro [15]	1976-11-16	Mobile, AL
Awarded when Greg Peterson fails to show for a scheduled title defense.
Bob Kelly	1976-11-20	New Brockton, AL
The Wrestling Pro [16]	1976-11-23	Mobile, AL
Dick Dunn [19]	1976-11-26	Dothan, AL
Rip Tyler [2]	1976-12-03	Dothan, AL
Replaces the Inferno in the title match.
Sonny King	1977-03-11	Dothan, AL
The Blue Yankee	1977-06-11	New Brockton, AL
Johnny Eagles	1977-07-25	Montgomery, AL
Billy Spears	1977-11-01	Mobile, AL
Ricky Fields	1977-12-09	Dothan, AL
Still champion as of 78-01-03; last champion recognized by the Gulf Coast territory.
Bob Armstrong	1980-11-13	Birmingham, AL
Wins a 16-man tournament; still champion as of 80-11-24.
Mr. Saitō (Masa Saitō)	1981-01-18<
Held up after the match against Bob Armstrong on 81-02-07.
Bob Armstrong [2]	1981-03-09	Birmingham, AL
Defeats Mr. Saitō.
Mr. Saitō [2]	1981-03-23<
Sometime between 81-03-10 and 81-03-22.
Paul Orndorff	1981-04
Sometime between 81-04-05 and 81-04-18.
Mr. Saitō [3]	1981-04-20?	Birmingham, AL?
Ken Lucas [8]	1981-05-11	Birmingham, AL
Jimmy Golden	1981-06-01	Birmingham, AL
Ray Candy	1981-06-29	Birmingham, AL
Dennis Condrey	1981-08-31	Birmingham, AL
Bob Armstrong [3]	1981-09
Dennis Condrey [2]	1981-10-26	Birmingham, AL
Jacques Rougeau Jr.	1981-12-06<
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Jimmy Golden [2]	1982-01-17<
Terry Gordy	1982-02-23	Pensacola, FL
Jos LeDuc	1982-06-01	Mobile, AL
Austin Idol	1982-08-22<
Sometime after 82-06-14.
Wayne Farris	1982-09-11	Dothan, AL
Mr. Olympia (Jerry Stubbs)	1982-12-30	Birmingham, AL
Norman Frederick Charles	1983-02-14<
Tom Jones	1983-03
The Flame (Jody Hamilton)	1983-03-14	Birmingham, AL
Rick Gibson [3]	1983-05-23	Birmingham, AL
Rick Harris (Black Bart)	1983-06-27	Birmingham, AL
Or sometime between 83-06-07 and 83-07-03.
Mr. Olympia/Jerry Stubbs [2]	1983-08-15	Birmingham, AL
Unmasks during his title reign after losing a mask match to Super Olympia (Arn Anderson) in 83-11.
Charlie Cook	1984-01-09	Birmingham, AL
Title may be vacant in 84-03.
Vic Rain	1984-04-09	Birmingham, AL
Defeats Charlie Cook in tournament final.
Rick McGraw	1984-05-28	Birmingham, AL
Boris Zurchov (Jim Darrell)	1984-07-14<
Sometime after 84-06-29.
Rick McGraw [2]	1984-08-06?	Birmingham, AL?
Boris Zurchov [2]	1984-08-13	Birmingham, AL
Porkchop Cash	1984-08-26	Pensacola, FL
Lord Humongous (Jeff Van Kamp)	1984-11-28	Birmingham, AL
Austin Idol [2]	1985-02-03	Pensacola, FL
Lord Humongous [2]	1985-02-10	Pensacola, FL
Austin Idol [3]	1985-03-04	Birmingham, AL
Lord Humongous [3]	1985-04-06	Dothan, AL
Ron Fuller	1985-06-17	Birmingham, AL
Teams with The Flame to defeat Humongous & Bob Armstrong; Flame also wins Continental Title.
Bob Armstrong [4]	1985-07
Vacant in 85 when Armstrong injured.
Roberto Soto [2]	1985-09-20	Mobile, AL
Defeats The Flame in tournament final.
Jerry Stubbs [3]	1986-02-24	Birmingham, AL
Vacant in 86.
Wendell Cooley	1986-09-15	Birmingham, AL
Defeats Jerry Stubbs in tournament final.
Tony Anthony	1986-11-03	Birmingham, AL
Wendell Cooley [2]	1986-11-28	Oxford, AL
Tony Anthony [2]	1986-12
Wendell Cooley [3]	1987-01-12	Birmingham, AL
Vacant in 87-02.
Mike Golden	1987-04
Billed as champion on arrival.
Mr. Wrestling II	1987-04-27	Birmingham, AL
Mike Golden [2]	1987-06-14	Marietta, GA
The Bullet (Bob Armstrong) [5]	1987-06-22	Birmingham, AL
Wins title in tag team match with Scott Armstrong against Golden & Tom Prichard.
Tony Anthony [3]	1987-10-19	Birmingham, AL
Tom Prichard	1987-10-26	Birmingham, AL
Moondog Spot	1988-01-03	Montgomery, AL
Ranger Ross	1988-01 *
Jonathan Boyd	1988-01-11	Birmingham, AL
Tom Prichard [2]	1988-02-15	Birmingham, AL
Tony Anthony [4]	1988-03-28	Birmingham, AL
Title retired in 88-04 when the promotion is renamed Continental Wrestling Federation.

* Special thanks to Michael Norris for the Gulf Coast portion of the title history (until 1977-12). Thanks to Bobby Adkins for additional information.