Satoshi Hasegawa

Born: 1976-06-19
AGE: 44 Country

Yokosuka
Japan

Height
5'9"
175.26 cm Weight
168 lbs
76.2 kg

Association:
PANCRASEism

Class: Welterweight

Wins 12 0 KO/TKO (0%) 5 SUBMISSIONS (42%) 7 DECISIONS (58%)

Losses 17 5 KO/TKO (29%) 4 SUBMISSIONS (24%) 8 DECISIONS (47%)

Draws 2

Fight History - Pro

Result	Fighter	Event	Method/Referee	R	Time
draw	Ryushi Yanagisawa	Pancrase - Breakthrough 2 Feb / 11 / 1999	Draw Hirotoshi Okamoto	2	3:00
loss	Yuki Kondo	Pancrase - Breakthrough 1 Jan / 19 / 1999	TKO (Palm Strike) Soichi Hiroto	1	0:48
loss	Ikuhisa Minowa	Pancrase - Advance 11 Nov / 29 / 1998	Submission (Armbar) Yoshinori Umeki	1	2:43
loss	Kosei Kubota	Pancrase - Advance 9 Oct / 04 / 1998	Decision (Majority) Yoshinori Umeki	1	10:00
loss	Jason DeLucia	Pancrase - 1998 Anniversary Show Sep / 14 / 1998	Decision (Majority) Kenji Kosuge	1	10:00
loss	Keiichiro Yamamiya	Pancrase - 1998 Neo-Blood Tournament Second Round Jul / 26 / 1998	Decision (Majority) Hiromi Okamoto	1	15:00
win	Jason Godsey	Pancrase - 1998 Neo-Blood Tournament Opening Round Jul / 07 / 1998	Decision (Majority) Soichi Hiroto	1	15:00
loss	Jason DeLucia	Pancrase - Advance 7 Jun / 02 / 1998	Technical Submission (Straight Armbar) Soichi Hiroto	1	6:14
win	Jong Wang Kim	Pancrase - Advance 6 May / 12 / 1998	Submission (Armbar) Yoshinori Umeki	1	2:01
win	Ikuhisa Minowa	Pancrase - Advance 5 Apr / 26 / 1998	Decision (Majority) Yoshinori Umeki	2	3:00
loss	Jason DeLucia	Pancrase - Advance 3 Mar / 01 / 1998	TKO (Doctor Stoppage) Kenji Kosuge	1	0:55
win	Semmy Schilt	Pancrase - Advance 2 Feb / 06 / 1998	Submission (Ankle Lock) Yoshinori Umeki	1	3:56
win	Ikuhisa Minowa	Pancrase - Advance 1 Jan / 16 / 1998	Submission (Toe Hold) Yoshinori Umeki	2	1:10
loss	Guy Mezger	Pancrase - Alive 11 Dec / 20 / 1997	Technical Submission (Straight Armbar) Yoshinori Umeki	1	2:52
win	Takaku Fuke	Pancrase - Alive 10 Nov / 16 / 1997	Decision (Lost Points) Hirotoshi Okamoto	1	10:00
draw	Kosei Kubota	Pancrase - Alive 9 Oct / 29 / 1997	Draw (Majority) Kenji Kosuge	2	3:00
loss	Kiuma Kunioku	Pancrase - Alive 8 Aug / 09 / 1997	Submission (Toe Hold) Soichi Hiroto	1	9:07
loss	Keiichiro Yamamiya	Pancrase - 1997 Neo-Blood Tournament, Round 2 Jul / 20 / 1997	TKO (Knees) Soichi Hiroto	1	5:50
win	Ikuhisa Minowa	Pancrase - 1997 Neo-Blood Tournament, Round 2 Jul / 20 / 1997	Decision (Unanimous) Kenji Kosuge	2	3:00
win	David Moore	Pancrase - 1997 Neo-Blood Tournament, Round 1 Jul / 20 / 1997	Submission (Shoulder Lock) Yoshinori Umeki	1	3:57
loss	Alex Andrade	Pancrase - Alive 7 Jun / 30 / 1997	Decision (Lost Points) Yoshinori Umeki	1	10:00
win	Paul Lazenby	Pancrase - Alive 6 Jun / 18 / 1997	Decision (Lost Points) Yoshinori Umeki	1	10:00
loss	Kazuo Takahashi	Pancrase - Alive 4 Apr / 27 / 1997	TKO (Palm Strikes) Kenji Kosuge	1	6:20
loss	Takafumi Ito	Pancrase - Alive 3 Mar / 22 / 1997	Decision (Unanimous) Yoshinori Umeki	1	10:00
win	Serge Narsisyan	Pancrase - Alive 2 Feb / 22 / 1997	Decision (Unanimous) Yoshinori Umeki	1	15:00
win	Wes Gassaway	Pancrase - Alive 1 Jan / 17 / 1997	Decision (Unanimous) Kenji Kosuge	1	10:00
loss	Kiuma Kunioku	Pancrase - Truth 9 Nov / 09 / 1996	TKO (Palm Strikes) Kenji Kosuge	1	6:32
loss	Osami Shibuya	Pancrase - Truth 8 Oct / 22 / 1996	Decision (Unanimous) Yoshinori Umeki	1	10:00
loss	Katsuomi Inagaki	Pancrase - Truth 7 Oct / 08 / 1996	Decision (Unanimous) Yoshinori Umeki	1	10:00
win	Jong Wang Kim	Pancrase - 1996 Anniversary Show Sep / 07 / 1996	Submission (Ankle Lock) Yoshinori Umeki	1	3:40
loss	Keiichiro Yamamiya	Pancrase - 1996 Neo-Blood Tournament, Round 1 Jul / 22 / 1996	Decision (Split) Kenji Kosuge	1	10:00

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