NWA Wildside Heavyweight Championship/Champion history

==Title history==
Wrestler: 	Times: 	Date: 	Location: 	Notes:
Sputnik Monroe 	1 	August 9, 1964 	Atlanta, GA 	Defeated Dick the Bruiser to become the first champion.
Don Fargo 	1 	September 25, 1964	Atlanta, GA 	
Sputnik Monroe 	2 	October 16, 1964 	Atlanta, GA 	
Mario Galento 	1 	November 13, 1964 	Atlanta, GA 	
Buddy Fuller 	1 	June 28, 1965 	Atlanta, GA 	
Mario Galento 	2 	 	 	
Vacated 	Vacated 	 	 	Title vacated when Galento was suspended.
Buddy Fuller 	2 	June 17, 1966 	Atlanta, GA 	
El Mongol 	1 	February 24, 1967 	Atlanta, GA 	
Nick Kozak 	1 	March 17, 1967 	Atlanta, GA 	
El Mongol 	2 	April 7, 1967 	Atlanta, GA 	
Buddy Fuller 	3 	April 28, 1967 	Atlanta, GA 	
El Mongol 	3 	June 16, 1967 	Atlanta, GA 	
Mr. Wrestling 	1 	August 11, 1967 	Atlanta, GA 	
El Mongol 	4 	September 8, 1967 	Atlanta, GA 	Stripped of the title following a match on December 8, 1967 in Atlanta, GA, but the title was returned later.
Mr. Wrestling 	2 	April 12, 1968 	Atlanta, GA 	
The Big O 	1 	May 10, 1968 	Atlanta, GA 	
Tarzan Tyler 	1 	June 14, 1968 	Atlanta, GA 	
The Professional 	1 	August 23, 1968 	Atlanta, GA 	
Johnny Valentine 	2 	November 8, 1968 	Atlanta, GA 	
Held up 	Held up 	November 29, 1968 	Atlanta, GA 	Title held up following a match against The Professional.
The Professional 	2 	December 6, 1968 	Atlanta, GA 	Defeated Valentine in a rematch to win the held up title.
Dale Lewis 	1 	December 27, 1968 	Atlanta, GA 	
El Mongol 	5 	February 7, 1969 	Atlanta, GA 	
Held up 	Held up 	March 21, 1969 	Atlanta, GA 	Title held up following a match against Assassin #1
El Mongol 	6 	1969 	Atlanta, GA 	Defeated Assassin #1 in a rematch
The Professional 	3 	May 16, 1969 	Atlanta, GA 	
Paul DeMarco 	1 	June 1969 	Atlanta, GA 	
Joe Scarpa 	1 	September 19, 1969	Atlanta, GA 	
Paul DeMarco 	2 	October 3, 1969 	Atlanta, GA 	
The Professional 	4 	November 28, 1969 	Atlanta, GA 	
Vacated 	Vacated 	1970 	 	Title vacated after The Professional was injured.
Assassin #2 	1 	March 13, 1970 	Atlanta, GA 	Defeated Joe Scarpa in a tournament final to win the vacant title.
Nick Bockwinkel 	1 	April 17, 1970 	Atlanta, GA 	
Paul DeMarco 	3 	July 17, 1970 	Atlanta, GA 	
Nick Bockwinkel 	2 	July 24, 1970 	Atlanta, GA 	
Buddy Colt 	1 	September 4, 1970 	Atlanta, GA 	
Fred Blassie 	1 	November 13, 1970 	Atlanta, GA 	
Buddy Colt 	2 	November 20, 1970 	Atlanta, GA 	
Ray Gunkel 	1 	November 27, 1970 	Atlanta, GA 	
Vacated 	Vacated 	1971 	 	
El Mongol 	7 	February 5, 1971 	Atlanta, GA 	Defeated Nick Bockwinkel in a tournament final to win the vacant title.
Buddy Colt 	3 	June 1971 	Atlanta, GA 	
Ray Gunkel 	2 	July 20, 1971 	Atlanta, GA 	
Buddy Colt 	4 	1971 	 	
El Mongol 	8 	January 1972 	 	
Buddy Colt 	5 	April 1972 	Griffin, GA 	
Roberto Soto 	1 	May 5, 1972 	 	
Vacated 	Vacated 	November 1972 	 	Title vacated when Soto jumps to the All South Wrestling Alliance.
Mr. Wrestling II 	1 	January 1973 	Atlanta, GA 	Defeated Sputnik Monroe in a tournament final to win the vacant title.
Bill Watts 	1 	May 18, 1973 	Atlanta, GA 	
Held up 	Held up 	 	 	Title held up following a match against Mr. Wrestling II.
Mr. Wrestling II 	2 	November 1973 	 	Defeated Watts in a rematch to win the held up title.
Ron Fuller 	1 	December 21, 1973 	Atlanta, GA 	
Mr. Wrestling II 	3 	January 11, 1974 	Atlanta, GA 	
Buddy Colt 	6 	July 5, 1974 	Atlanta, GA 	
Mr. Wrestling II 	4 	August 30, 1974 	Atlanta, GA 	
Harley Race 	1 	September 13, 1974	Atlanta, GA 	
Vacated 	Vacated 	September 1974 	 	
Luke Graham 	1 	October 8, 1974 	Atlanta, GA 	Won a tournament to win the vacant title.
Buddy Colt 	7 	October 11, 1974 	Atlanta, GA 	
Held up 	Held up 	November 15, 1974 	Atlanta, GA 	Title held up following a match against Rocky Johnson.
Rocky Johnson 	1 	December 6, 1974 	Atlanta, GA 	Defeated Colt in a rematch.
Abdullah the Butcher	1 	February 21, 1975 	Atlanta, GA 	
Toru Tanaka 	1 	August 1975 	Atlanta, GA 	
Nikolai Volkoff 	1 	September 13, 1975	Atlanta, GA 	
Mr. Wrestling II 	5 	October 3, 1975 	Atlanta, GA 	
The Spoiler 	1 	November 27, 1975 	Atlanta, GA 	
Held up 	Held up 	January 2, 1976 	Atlanta, GA 	Title held up following a match against Bob Armstrong.
The Spoiler 	2 	January 1976 	Atlanta, GA 	Defeated Armstrong in a rematch to win the held up title.
Dusty Rhodes 	1 	January 30, 1976 	Atlanta, GA 	
The Spoiler 	3 	February 6, 1976 	Atlanta, GA 	
Dick Slater 	1 	August 20, 1976 	Atlanta, GA 	
Mr. Wrestling II 	6 	October 26, 1976 	Columbus, Georgia 	
Dick Slater 	2 	November 25, 1976 	Columbus, GA 	
Paul Jones 	1 	April 1, 1977 	 	
Dick Slater 	3 	June 1977 	 	
Mr. Wrestling II 	7 	July 22, 1977 	 	
Dick Slater 	4 	September 1977 	 	
Stan Hansen 	1 	December 1977 	 	
Mr. Wrestling II 	8 	1978 	 	
Stan Hansen 	2 	February 6, 1978 	 	
Vacated 	Vacated 	1978 	 	
Angelo Mosca 	1 	June 9, 1978 	Atlanta, GA 	Won a tournament to win the vacant title.
Mr. Wrestling II 	9 	October 16, 1978 	Augusta, GA 	
Masked Superstar 	1 	January 6, 1979 	Augusta, GA 	
Wahoo McDaniel 	1 	May 14, 1979 	Augusta, GA 	
Masked Superstar 	2 	July 30, 1979 	Augusta, GA 	
Wahoo McDaniel 	2 	August 1979 	Augusta, GA 	
Killer Karl Kox 	1 	September 1979 	Augusta, GA 	
Tommy Rich 	1 	October 26, 1979 	Atlanta, GA 	
Masked Superstar 	3 	December 7, 1979 	Atlanta, GA 	
Mr. Wrestling II 	10 	January 12, 1980 	Atlanta, GA 	
Austin Idol 	1 	March 29, 1980 	Atlanta, GA 	
Baron Von Raschke 	1 	June 8, 1980 	Atlanta, GA 	
Steve Keirn 	1 	August 1980 	 	
Dennis Condrey 	1 	September 1980 	 	
Tony Atlas 	1 	October 24, 1980 	Atlanta, GA 	
Vacated 	Vacated 	1981 	 	
Tommy Rich 	2 	May 17, 1981 	Atlanta, GA 	Defeated Greg Valentine in a tournament final to win the vacant title.
Ken Patera 	1 	June 12, 1981 	Atlanta, GA 	
Vacated 	Vacated 	July 1981 	 	Title vacated when Patera leaves the area after a dispute with booker George Scott.
Tommy Rich 	3 	August 9, 1981 	Atlanta, GA 	Defeated Masked Superstar to win the vacant title.
Masked Superstar 	4 	August 29, 1981 	Atlanta, GA 	Defeated Greg Valentine in a tournament final to win the vacant title.
Title retired 	Title retired	August 29, 1981 	Atlanta, GA 	Unified the title with the NWA National Heavyweight Championship.
 	 	 	 	
Billy Black 	1 	June 1, 1998 	 	Awarded the title when it is revived by NWA Georgia.
Lord Humongous 	1 	February 25, 1999 	Loganville, GA 	
Silky Boom Boom 	1 	April 5, 1999 	Loganville, GA 	
Frenchy Riviera 	1 	May 6, 1999 	Loganville, GA 	
Silky Boom Boom 	2 	June 2, 1999 	Conyers, Georgia 	
Bart Sawyer 	1 	June 27, 1999 	Stockbridge, Georgia	
Vacated 	Vacated 	October 1999 	 	Title renamed NWA Wildside Heavyweight Championship.
Rick Michaels 	1 	October 14, 1999 	Loganville, GA 	Last eliminated Dusty Dotson in a Mega Rumble match to win the vacant title.
Vacated 	Vacated 	January 2000 	 	
Rukkus 	1 	February 5, 2000 	Cornelia, Georgia 	Won the title in a Mega Rumble match.
Stone Mountain 	1 	April 15, 2000 	Cornelia, GA 	Defeated Mark E. Mark, who subbed for Rukkus.
Prince Justice 	1 	May 5, 2001 	Cornelia, GA 	
Scott Wrenn 	1 	September 1, 2001 	Cornelia, GA 	
Rick Michaels 	2 	October 19, 2001 	Cornelia, GA 	
A.J. Styles 	1 	December 22, 2001 	Cornelia, GA 	
David Young 	1 	March 23, 2002 	Cornelia, GA 	Defeated Styles and Rick Michaels in a three-way elimination match.
Jason Cross 	1 	June 1, 2002 	Cornelia, GA 	
Adam Jacobs 	1 	June 29, 2002 	Cornelia, GA 	Won a gauntlet steel cage match, last eliminating A.J. Styles.
David Young 	2 	August 2, 2002 	Cornelia, GA 	Defeated John Phoenix when Jacobs no-showed.
Iceberg 	1 	September 22, 2002	Cornelia, GA 	
Hotstuff Hernandez 	1 	July 5, 2003 	Cornelia, GA 	
Onyx 	1 	October 25, 2003 	Cornelia, GA 	
Jason Cross 	2 	September 4, 2004 	Cornelia, GA 	
Ray Gordy 	1 	December 4, 2004 	Cornelia, GA 	
Onyx 	2 	December 4, 2004 	Cornelia, GA 	
Rainman 	1 	March 26, 2005 	Cornelia, GA 	Defeated Onyx and Ray Gordy in a three-way match.
Onyx 	3 	April 30, 2005 	Cornelia, GA 	Final champion.
Title retired 	Title retired	April 30, 2005 	Cornelia, GA 	Title was retired when NWA Wildside closes.
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