1The championship was won in Tokyo, Japan as part of an interpromotional card between New Japan Pro-Wrestling and World Championship Wrestling. science - 5 Hase pinned YASSHI with a Northern Light Suplex for the victory, ending his in-ring career after 20 years.

them to an extent in the new millenium. On July 1995, Hase was elected into the Japanese House of Councillors, the upper house of the National Diet, as an independent candidate representing Ishikawa Prefecture.

Later that year, Hase went to Calgary, Alberta, Canada, where he was trained by Stu Hart[6] and Tokyo Joe.

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potential - 5. Their first reign began on November 5, 1991, defeating Rick Steiner and Scott Norton in a decision match. heat - 8 When Mutoh (along with Satoshi Kojima and Kendo Ka Shin) jumped to All Japan the following year, Hase was seen as having influenced them (if not Mutoh at least) in their decision. Sasaki’s battles with Kenta Kobashi, Jun Akiyama, Minoru Suzuki, Yoshihiro Takayama and others attracted some of the greatest attention of puroresu loyalists.

- Beats Hiroyoshi Tenzan to win the 1997 G-1 Climax tournament

Profile Explanation [Late Legend - Technical]. - Stranglehold Alpha has worked everywhere since.

Sasaki left New Japan in 2002 with Choshu and while World Japan was a failure, its death gave Kensuke Sasaki new life. In retrospect this event marketed a new era in puroresu as the scene began deteriorating and only “dream matches” was able to draw in the crowds.

- Wins his second IWGP title by defeating Genichiro Tenryu comedian in smaller companies and an MVP in the pro-wrestling world. - Northern Lights Bomb Hase graduated from Senshu University in March 1984.

His alliance with teenage

In 1994, Hase married Kyoko Takami, the daughter of writer Jun Takami.