NAME FORMAT CHANGE IN PROCESS: Names of the wrestlers from countries where the family names come before the given names will be listed as such (Japan, Korea, etc.). The family names will be in bold letters.
The format is either YY/MM/DD or MM/DD/YY, depending on the title listing. Figure that out by yourself. :)
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Title was held or changed hands no later than this. In these cases, it is known that a wrestler held the title at a certain time but not when he/she won it.
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Held up after the match against Ken Lucas & Bobby Fields on 67/07/21 in Dothan, AL.
Ken Lucas & Bobby Fields [2]
1967/08/11
Dothan, AL
Defeat Rip Tyler & Tim Tyler, The Avengers, and Jim Dalton & The Ox in 4-team elimination match.
Rip Tyler & Randy Tyler
1967/10/13
Dothan, AL
Held up after the match against Eddie Sullivan & Ramon Perez on 67/11/02 in Mobile, AL; vacant when Tyler no-show for the scheduled rematch on 67/11/08.
Jack Dalton & Frank Dalton
1968/01/05
Dothan, AL
Defeat Dick Dunn & Don Carson in tornament final.
Lee Fields & Bobby Fields
1968/01/12
Dothan, AL
Chin Lee & Pancho Villa
1968/02/16
Dothan, AL
Ken Lucas & Dennis Hall
1968/03/01
Dothan, AL
Scorpion & Cobra Kid
1968/03/15
Dothan, AL
Lee Fields & Bobby Fields [2]
1968/03/27
Mobile, AL
Interns (Bill Bowman & Joe Turner)
1968/05/25
Dothan, AL
Ramon Perez & Pepe Perez
1968/06/12
Mobile, AL
Interns [2]
1968/06/21
Dothan, AL
Lee Fields & Mario Galento
1968/07/31
Mobile, AL
Interns [3]
1968/08/14
Mobile, AL
Bobby Fields & Bob Kelly
1968/09/04
Mobile, AL
Interns [4]
1968/10/16
Mobile, AL
Don Carson & Dick Dunn
1968/11/08
Dothan, AL
Rocket Monroe & Flash Monroe
1968/11/22
Dothan, AL
Don Carson & Dick Dunn [2]
1969/01/15
Mobile, AL
Rocket Monroe & Flash Monroe [2]
1969/01/21
Pensacola, FL
Mitsu Sito & Sugi Sito
1969/02/07
Dothan, AL
Bob Kelly & Ramon Perez
1969/02/26
Mobile, AL
Rocket Monroe & Flash Monroe [3]
1969/03/12
Mobile, AL
Bob Kelly & Bob Boyer
1969/05/05
Laurel, MS
Rocket Monroe & Flash Monroe [4]
1969/05/19
Laurel, MS
Ken Lucas & Chris Lucas
1969/05/28
Mobile, AL
Rocket Monroe & Flash Monroe [5]
1969/06/06
Dothan, AL
Ken Lucas & Don Carson
1969/07/04
Dothan, AL
The Black Hand defeats Don Carson for the right to the title on 69/07/11 in Dothan, AL; Ken Lucas defeats The Black Hand in a singles match for the right to the title on 69/07/18 in Dothan, AL.
Ken Lucas & Mac MacFarland
1969/07/18
MacFarland chosen by Lucas to replace Don Carson.
Frank Dalton & Black Hand
1969/08/20
Mobile, AL
Ken Lucas & Don Carson [2]
1969/09/17
Mobile, AL
Rocket Monroe & Flash Monroe [6]
1969/10/03
Dothan, AL
Ken Lucas & Bobby Fields [3]
1969/10/22
Mobile, AL
Rocket Monroe & Flash Monroe [7]
1969/10/29
Mobile, AL
The Blue Yankees
1969/12/11
Hattiesburg, MS
Rocket Monroe & Flash Monroe [8]
1969/12/18
Hattiesburg, MS
Dick Dunn & Ken Lucas
1970/01/16
Dothan, AL
Rip Tyler & Randy Tyler [2]
1970/03/05
Panama City, FL
Don Carson & Rocket Monroe
1970/05/21
Panama City, FL
Eddie Sullivan & The Wrestling Pro
1970/05/25
Panama City, FL
Vacate on 70/07/10 to challenge for World Tag Team Title.
Ken Lucas & Bob Armstrong
1970/07/17
Dothan, AL
Defeat Eddie Sullivan & The Wrestling Pro in a tournament final.
Eddie Sullivan & The Wrestling Pro [2]
1970/08/07
Dothan, AL
Don Carson & Greg Peterson
1970/11/30
Panama City, FL
Vacant when Peterson leaves the territory.
Eddie Sullivan & Dandy Jack Morrell
1971/01/01
Awarded.
Ken Lucas & Johnny West
1971/03/11
Hattiesburg, MS
Jim Dalton & Jack Dalton
1971/06/17
Panama City, FL
Ken Lucas & Johnny West [2]
1971/06/24
Panama City, FL
Mike Boyette & Frank Dalton
1971/10/03
Panama City, FL
Rip Tyler & Eddie Sullivan
1972/02/03
Panama City, FL
Vacant and inactive when Tyler & Sullivan leave the territory.
Ken Lucas & Mike Boyette
1974/05/21
Mobile, AL
Defeat Duke Miller & The Wrestling Pro in one-night tournament final when the title is reinstated.
Ron Bass & Don Bass
1974/06/13
Panama City, FL
The Wrestling Pro & Mighty Yankee
1974/08/06
Mobile, AL
The team splits and is allowed to chose new partners to meet in a match to determine new champions.
Mighty Yankees
1974/08/13
Mobile, AL
Defeat the Wrestling Pro & Big Bad John; Yankees split up and Yankee #2 unmasks to reveal Duke Miller, who has been under suspension; Yankee #1 is allowed to keep the title and chooses Mighty Yankee #3 as new partner.
The Wrestling Pro & Duke Miller
1974/09/10
Mobile, AL
Miller's suspension has been lifted with the votes by the fans before the match.
The Patriots
1974/10/06
Pensacola, FL
Mike Boyette & Bearcat Brown
1974/11/05
Mobile, AL
The Hell's Angels: Chris Colt & Ron Dupree
1974/12/17
Mobile, AL
Bobby Fields & Bob Kelly [2]
1975/02/04
Mobile, AL
The Hell's Angels [2]
1975/02/21
Dothan, AL
Terry Lathan & Ron Starr
1975/03/02
Pensacola, FL
Mighty Yankees [2]
1975/04/28
Panama City, FL
By forfeit when Lathan is injured and unable to compete.
Rip Tyler & Big Bad John
1975/05/13
Mobile, AL
Mighty Yankees [3]
1975/06/03
Mobile, AL
Bounty Hunters
1975/07/08
Mobile, AL
Ken Lucas & Nick Kozak
1975/08/01
Dothan, AL
Bounty Hunters [2]
1975/09/08
Gulfport, MS
Wrestling Pros
1975/09/12
Dothan, AL
British Bulldogs: Edward Heath & Jonathan Foley
1975/11/30
Pensacola, FL
Lanny Poffo & Randy Poffo
1976/01/20
Mobile, AL
British Bulldogs [2]
1976/02/26
Hattiesburg, MS
Rip Tyler & Eddie Sullivan [2]
1976/02/29
Pensacola, FL
Ron Bass & Dutch Bass
1976/03/19
Pensacola, FL
Ken Lucas & Gorgeous George Jr.
1976/05/14
Panama City, FL
The Challengers
1976/06/18
Dothan, AL
Rip Tyler & Eddie Sullivan [3]
1976/08/24
Mobile, AL
Bobby Fields & Ricky Fields
1976/09/16
Panama City, FL
Islanders: Afa Anoa'i & Sika Anoa'i
1977/03/04
Dothan, AL
Eddie Sullivan & Sonny King
1977/04/05
Mobile, AL
Islanders [2]
1977/04/06
Title returned because Sullivan has substituted substitured for Rip Tyler.
Rip Tyler & Eddie Sullivan [4]
1977/04/29
Dothan, AL
The Real Rip Tyler (Randy Colley) & Jim Dalton
1977/05/17
Mobile, AL
Stripped when the Real Rip Tyler is revealed as Randy Colley and title match contract is voided.
Rip Tyler & Eddie Sullivan [5]
1977/05/31
Awarded.
The Wrestling Pro & Eddie Sullivan [3]
1977/06/01
Pro replaces Tyler when Tyler leaves the territory.
Blue Yankee & Billy Spears
1977/06/21
Mobile, AL
Rick Gibson & Reuben Gibson
1977/07/21
Panama City, FL
Blue Yankee & Eddie Sullivan
1977/08/04
Mobile, AL
Ken Lucas & Ricky Fields
1977/08/30
Mobile, AL
Pat Kelly & Mike Kelly
1977/10/25
Mobile, AL
Ken Lucas & The Wrestling Pro
1977/12/02
Dothan, AL
Awarded when the Kellys no-show.
Rip Tyler & Eddie Sullivan [6]
1977/12/09
Dothan, AL
Promotion is sold to SECW in 78/01; the southern division of Southeastern Title is billed as Gulf Coast Title in 79.
