The Southern States Wrestling (SSW) Junior Heavyweight Championship is a secondary professional wrestling championship in Southern States Wrestling. Eddie Golden was the inaugural champion, defeating Jamie Gibson in Banner Elk, North Carolina on March 30, 1992. The title is generally defended in the Southern United States, most often in its home base in East Tennessee, but also as far away as North Carolina. It was retired and revived twice before being renamed the Championship Wrestling Junior Heavyweight Championship in June 2004. There are 7 recognized known champions with a total of 10 title reigns.

Title history Wrestler:Times:Date:Location:Notes:Eddie Golden1March 30, 1992Banner Elk, North CarolinaAlex Shane1April 30, 1993Fall Branch, TennesseeEddie Golden 2May 28, 1993Sullivan Gardens, Tennessee Alex Shane 2June 25, 1993Fall Branch, Tennessee The Shogun1April 8, 1994Fall Branch, Tennessee ''Title becomes vacant when The Shogun leaves the promotion.|- |-style="background: #f2f2f2;" |colspan="5" align=center|Title history unrecorded|- |Bobby Blaze |1 |January 1995

|-style="background: #f2f2f2;" |colspan="5" align=center|Title history unrecorded|- |The Alabama Heartthrob |1 |1995

|Eddie Golden |3 |December 1, 1995 |Fall Branch, Tennessee |Ferguson, Fay. "Arena Reports: Tennessee - Southern States Wrestling at the Sampson Center." Pro Wrestling Illustrated. April 1996: 46+. |- |-style="background: #f2f2f2;" |colspan="5" align=center|''Title history unrecorded |- |-style="background: #f2f2f2;" |colspan="5" align=center|Title is abandoned |- |Tony Givens |1 |July 20, 2003 |Kingsport, Tennessee

|Shane Matthews |1 |March 12, 2004 |Kingsport, Tennessee

|-style="background: #f2f2f2;" |colspan="5" align=center|Title is renamed the Championship Wrestling Junior Heavyweight Championship in June 2004.Championship Wrestling Junior Heavyweight TitleClay Connors 1November 26, 2004 Kingsport, Tennessee Ray Idol 12004Kingsport, TennesseeAlyx Wynters 1January 22, 2005Kingsport, Tennessee

References

External links Official Tag Team Championship Title History