George Harbin	1931-01
Recognized as YMCA champion after a series of elimination matches under professional rules and is later recognized as the state champion; also billed as Georgia champion in Pensacola, FL as of 33-01-22; still/again claims the title in Florida as of 37-08-27.
John Mauldin	1946-01
Atlanta City champion, awarded as the state champion by promoter Paul Jones; still champion as of 46-07-19.
Choo-Choo Lynn (Albert Lynn)	1962-10-30
Declared by the fans as the unofficial champion for coming "close to taking the world heavyweight championship away from Freddie Blassie on two occasions recently" (The Macon Telegraph, Macon, ga, 62-10-31); sanctioned by the Southern Wrestling Alliance (The Macon Telegraph, 62-11-14); "the first sanctioned heavyweight wrestling champion of Georgia" (The Macon News, Macon, GA, 62-11-15); officially awarded the belt by the Macon City Council on 62-11-20 (The Macon Telegraph, 62-11-22).
Honey Boy Hannigan	1963-07-23	Macon, GA
Choo-Choo Lynn [2]	1963-07-30	Macon, GA
Vacant after Lynn wins Southeastern Title on 63-12-19 in Cordele, GA.
Sputnik Monroe	1964-08-09	Atlanta, GA
Defeats Dick the Bruiser.
Don Fargo	1964-09-25	Atlanta, GA
Sputnik Monroe [2]	1964-10-16	Atlanta, GA
Mario Galento	1964-11-13	Atlanta, GA
Buddy Fuller	1965-05-28	Atlanta, GA
Briefly billed as Southern Title in 66.
Louie Tillet	1966-05-27	Atlanta, GA
Billed as Southern Title.
Buddy Fuller [2]	1966-06-17	Atlanta, GA
Billed as Southern Title.
El Mongol	1967-02-24	Atlanta, GA
Nick Kozak	1967-03-18	Atlanta, GA
El Mongol [2]	1967-04-07	Atlanta, GA
Buddy Fuller [3]	1967-04-28	Atlanta, GA
El Mongol [3]	1967-06-16	Atlanta, GA
Mr. Wrestling	1967-07-11	Macon, GA
El Mongol [4]	1967-07-18	Macon, GA
Mr. Wrestling [2]	1967-08-11	Atlanta, GA
El Mongol [5]	1967-09-08	Atlanta, GA
Stripped of the title after a match on 67-12-08 in Atlanta, GA but is later reinstated.
Mr. Wrestling [3]	1968-05-03	Atlanta, GA
The Big O #2 (Johnny Valentine)	1968-05-10	Atlanta, GA
Unmasks himself on 68-05-24.
Tarzan Tyler	1968-06-14	Atlanta, GA
The Professional (Doug Gilbert)	1968-08-23	Atlanta, GA
Johnny Valentine [2]	1968-11-08	Atlanta, GA
Title held up by special referee Joe Louis after the match against The Professional on 68-11-29 in Atlanta, GA.
The Professional [2]	1968-12-06	Atlanta, GA
Defeats Valentine in rematch.
Dale Lewis	1968-12-27	Atlanta, GA
El Mongol [6]	1969-02-07	Atlanta, GA
Special referee: Hans Schmidt.
Assassin #1 (Tom Renesto)	1969-03-21	Atlanta, GA
El Mongol [7]	1969-04-18	Atlanta, GA
The Professional [3]	1969-05-16	Atlanta, GA
Defeats El Mongol, who had defeated Paul DeMarco earlier that night in a 3-man runoff for the title.
Paul DeMarco	1969-06-21	Atlanta, GA
Joe Scarpa (Chief Jay Strongbow)	1969-09-19	Atlanta, GA
Paul DeMarco [2]	1969-10-03	Atlanta, GA
Doug Gilbert [4]	1969-11-28	Atlanta, GA
Vacant on 70-02-28 due to injury.
Assassin #1 [2]	1970-03-13	Atlanta, GA
Defeats Joe Scarpa in one-night 8-man tournament final.
Nick Bockwinkel	1970-04-17	Atlanta, GA
Paul DeMarco [3]	1970-07-17	Atlanta, GA
Nick Bockwinkel [2]	1970-07-24	Atlanta, GA
Buddy Colt	1970-09-04	Atlanta, GA
Fred Blassie	1970-11-13	Atlanta, GA
Buddy Colt [2]	1970-11-20	Atlanta, GA
Ray Gunkel	1970-11-27	Atlanta, GA
Vacant when Colt and Homer O'Dell file an appeal.
El Mongol [8]	1971-02-05	Atlanta, GA
Defeats Nick Bockwinkel in 14-man tournament final.
Buddy Colt [3]	1971-06-08	Savannah, GA
El Mongol [9]	1972-01-25	Macon, GA
Buddy Colt [4]	1972-04-08	Griffin, GA
Roberto Soto	1972-05-05	Atlanta, GA
Vacant in 72-11 after Soto jumps to ASWA with the title.
Mr. Wrestling II	1973-03-02	Atlanta, GA
Defeats Sputnik Monroe in 16-man tournament final.
Bill Watts	1973-05-11	Atlanta, GA
Mr. Wrestling II [2]	1973-07-13	Atlanta, GA
Bill Watts [2]	1973-07-21	Atlanta, GA
Stripped after Watts deliberately gets disqualified in a defence against Mr. Wrestling II on 73-08-17 in Atlanta.
Mr. Wrestling II [3]	1973-08-31	Atlanta, GA
Defeats Watts in rematch; special referee: Fred Blassie.
Bill Watts [3]	1973-11-02	Atlanta, GA
Ron Fuller	1973-12-21	Atlanta, GA
Mr. Wrestling II [4]	1974-01-11	Atlanta, GA
Loses to Bill Watts on 74-05-10 in Atlanta, GA, but the decision is later reversed.
Buddy Colt [5]	1974-07-05	Atlanta, GA
Also wins Southeastern Title, defeating Robert Soto on 74-08-21 in Columbus, GA.
Mr. Wrestling II [5]	1974-08-30	Atlanta, GA
Harley Race	1974-09-13	Atlanta, GA
Don Muraco	1974-09-21?	Atlanta, GA?
Possibly defeats Race during a television taping; may be held up against Budy Colt on 74-10-04 in Atlanta, GA.
Buddy Colt [6]	1974-10-11	Atlanta, GA
Held up against Rocky Johnson on 74-11-15 in Atlanta, GA.
Rocky Johnson	1974-12-06	Atlanta, GA
Defeats Colt in rematch.
Abdullah the Butcher	1975-02-21	Atlanta, GA
Mr. Wrestling II [6]	1975-07-04	Atlanta, GA
Abdullah the Butcher [2]	1975-07-11	Atlanta, GA
Toru Tanaka	1975-08<
Possibly on 75-07-25 or 75-08-01 in Atlanta, GA (Tanaka defeats Abdullah on 75-08-01).
Mike McCord	1975-09-01?	Augusta, GA?
Tanaka may be still billed as champion in Atlanta, GA on 75-09-05; McCord is billed as champion in Augusta, GA as of 75-09-05.
Nikolai Volkoff	1975-09-16?	Macon, GA?
Defeats McCord via DQ but is billed as champion as of 75-09-21.
Mr. Wrestling II [7]	1975-10-03	Atlanta, GA
The Spoiler	1975-11-27	Atlanta, GA
Dusty Rhodes	1976-01-30	Atlanta, GA
The Spoiler [3]	1976-02-06	Atlanta, GA
Dick Slater	1976-08-20	Atlanta, GA
Mr. Wrestling II [8]	1976-10-26	Columbus, GA
Dick Slater [2]	1976-11-25	Columbus, GA
Paul Jones	1977-04-15	Atlanta, GA
Dick Slater [3]	1977-06-04	Atlanta, GA
Stan Hansen	1977-11-16	Columbus, GA
Stripped on 78-05-20.
Angelo Mosca	1978-06-09	Atlanta, GA
Wins a one-night 14-man tournament; Thunderbolt Patterson defeats Mosca on 78-09-25 in Augusta, GA; Mosca continues to defend the title; stripped on 78-10-14.
Mr. Wrestling II [9]	1978-10-16	Augusta, GA
Defeats Stan Hansen in one-night 6-man tournament final.
Masked Superstar	1978-12-04	Augusta, GA
Wahoo McDaniel	1979-05-14	Augusta, GA
Masked Superstar [2]	1979-07-30	Augusta, GA
Wahoo McDaniel #	1979-08-17	Atlanta, GA
Defeats Superstar in a title match, but the title is declared vacant on 79-08-18.
Killer Karl Kox	1979-08-24	Augusta, GA
Defeats Bob Armstrong in one-night 14-man tournament final.
Tommy Rich	1979-10-26	Atlanta, GA
Masked Superstar [3]	1979-12-07	Atlanta, GA
Mr. Wrestling II [10]	1980-01-12	Atlanta, GA
Austin Idol (Mike McCord) [2]	1980-03-29	Atlanta, GA
Baron Von Raschke	1980-06-08	Atlanta, GA
Steve Keirn	1980-08-11	Augusta, GA
Dennis Condrey	1980-09-08	Augusta, GA
Tony Atlas	1980-10-24	Atlanta, GA
Vacant in 81.
Tommy Rich [2]	1981-05-17	Atlanta, GA
Defeats Greg Valentine in tournament final.
Ken Patera	1981-06-12	Atlanta, GA
Tommy Rich [3]	1981-08-09	Atlanta, GA
Wins by forfeit after Patera leaves the area in 81-07; Rich defends against Masked Superstar on this day.
Masked Superstar [4]	1981-09-12	Atlanta, GA
Unified with National Heavyweight title, which Superstar has won in the same month, defeating Steve Olsonoski in Columbus, GA.
Billy Black	1998-06-01
Awarded when title is revived by NWA.
Lord Humongous	1999-02-25	Loganville, GA
Silky Boom Boom	1999-04-05	Loganville, GA
Frenchy Riviera	1999-05-06	Loganville, GA
Silky Boom Boom [2]	1999-06-02	Conyers, GA
Bart Sawyer	1999-06-27	Stockbridge, GA
Stripped in 99-10.
Rick Michaels	1999-10-14	Loganville, GA
Eliminates Dusty Dotson in a "Mega Rumble" match; vacates in 2000-01.
Rukkus	2000-02-05	Cornelia, GA
Wins a "Mega Rumble" match.
Stone Mountain	2000-04-15	Cornelia, GA
Defeats Mark E. Mark, substituting for Rukkus.
Prince Justice	2001-05-05	Cornelia, GA
Scotty Wrenn	2001-09-01	Cornelia, GA
Rick Michaels	2001-10-19	Cornelia, GA
A.J. Styles	2001-12-22	Cornelia, GA
David Young	2002-03-23	Cornelia, GA
Defeats A.J. Styles & Rick Michaels in a 3-way elimination match.
Jason Cross	2002-06-01	Cornelia, GA
Adam Jacobs	2002-06-29	Cornelia, GA
Wins a cage gauntlet style match, last eliminating A. J. Styles.
David Young [2]	2002-08-02	Cornelia, GA
Defeats John Phoenix when Jacobs fails to appear for the scheduled title defense.
Iceberg	2002-09-22	Cornelia, GA
Hotstuff Hernandez	2003-07-05	Cornelia, GA
Onyx	2003-10-25	Cornelia, GA
Jason Cross [2]	2004-09-04	Cornelia, GA
Ray Gordy	2004-12-04	Cornelia, GA
Onyx [2]	2004-12-04	Cornelia, GA
Rainman	2005-03-26	Cornelia, GA
Defeats Onyx and Ray Gordy in a 3-way match.
Onyx [3]	2005-04-30	Cornelia, GA
NWA Wildside stops promoting in 05-04.
Cru Jones	2012-06-23	Stockbridge, GA
Defeats Steve Stiles to be recognized by NWA Action; vacant in 13.
Andy Anderson	2013-10-26	Stockbridge, GA
Defeats Pain in 32-man tournament final to be recognized by NWA Atlanta.
Tyson Dean	2013-12-14	Griffin, GA
Odinson	2015-04-25	Stockbridge, GA
Replaces Shane Marx, who is injured during the match, and defeats Dean.
Tommy Too Much	2015-06-27	Locust Grove, GA
Reigning NWA Atlanta champion, defeats Odinson in a unification match.
Pain	2016-08-13	Dudley, GA
Logan Creed	2016-10-01	Columbus, GA
NWA Atlanta leaves the NWA in 16-11; Creed continues to be recognized by other NWA licensees in Georgia.
Damien Wayne	2017-07-15	Columbus, GA
NWA Georgia Wrestling announces the departure from the NWA on 17-08-25; continues to be recognized by National Syndicate Wrestling.