Chris Haseman

Chris Haseman
Born	(1969-06-02) 2 June 1969 Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Other names	The Hammer
Nationality	Australian
Height	5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
Weight	205 lb (93.0 kg; 14.6 st)
Division	Light Heavyweight
Style	Submission Fighting, Grappling
Stance	Orthodox
Fighting out of	Stafford, Queensland, Australia
Team	RINGS Australia
Rank	black belt in Jujitsu
Years active	1996 – 2004, 2008 (MMA)
Mixed martial arts record
Total	35
Wins	19
By knockout	2
By submission	14
By decision	3
Losses	16
By knockout	6
By submission	4
By decision	6
Mixed martial arts record from Sherdog

Chris Haseman (born 2 June 1969 in Brisbane, Queensland) is a former Australian mixed martial artist. He is currently competing in the Light Heavyweight division.

He lost his fight at Spartan Reality Fight 9 against Bill Mahood in 2004, retiring afterwards. Four years later in 2008, he returned to the sport and earned an 18-second knockout win over Yuji Hisamatsu.

Haseman was scheduled to return to the octagon in 2010 for a rematch against Elvis Sinosic at UFC 110, the first UFC event to be held in Australia. However, just days before the fight, Sinosic was forced to withdraw with a shoulder injury.

Mixed martial arts record

Professional record breakdown
35 matches	19 wins	16 losses
By knockout	2	6
By submission	14	4
By decision	3	6

Result	Record	Opponent	Method	Event	Date	Round	Time	Location	Notes
Win	20-16	Yuji Hisamatsu	KO (punches)	FWC 1 – Return of the Hammer	02008-11-1515 November 2008	1	0:18	Australia
Loss	19-16	Bill Mahood	TKO (corner stoppage)	SRF 9 – Spartan Reality Fight 9	02004-04-033 April 2004	3	1:16	Australia
Loss	19-15	Akihiro Gono	Decision (majority)	ZST 2 – The Battle Field 2	02003-03-099 March 2003	3	5:00	Tokyo, Japan
Loss	19-14	Mike van Arsdale	TKO (strikes)	WFA 3: Level 3	02002-11-2323 November 2002	2	3:10	Nevada, United States
Loss	19-13	Evan Tanner	Decision (unanimous)	UFC 38	02002-07-1313 July 2002	3	5:00	England
Win	19-12	Yukiyasu Ozawa	Submission (kimura)	PC – Premium Challenge	02002-05-066 May 2002	1	6:24	Tokyo, Japan
Loss	18-12	Fedor Emelianenko	TKO (strikes)	Rings – World Title Series Grand Final	02002-02-1515 February 2002	1	2:50	Yokohama, Japan
Win	18-11	Egidijus Valavičius	Submission (armbar)	Rings – World Title Series 5	02001-12-2121 December 2001	1	3:08	Yokohama, Japan
Win	17-11	Koba Tkeshelashvili	Decision (unanimous)	Rings – World Title Series 4	02001-10-2020 October 2001	3	5:00	Tokyo, Japan
Loss	16-11	Gustavo Machado	Decision (unanimous)	Rings – 10th Anniversary	02001-08-1111 August 2001	3	5:00	Tokyo, Japan
Win	16-10	Alexandre Ferreira	Submission (guillotine choke)	Rings – World Title Series 2	02001-06-1515 June 2001	1	3:03	Yokohama, Japan
Loss	15-10	Yoshihisa Yamamoto	TKO (strikes)	Rings – King of Kings 2000 Block B	02000-12-2222 December 2000	1	3:51	Osaka, Japan
Win	15-9	Carlos Barreto	Decision (unanimous)	Rings – King of Kings 2000 Block B	02000-12-2222 December 2000	2	5:00	Osaka, Japan
Win	14-9	Joe Slick	Decision	Rings Australia – Free Fight Battle	02000-11-1212 November 2000	1	10:00	Australia
Loss	13-9	Jeremy Horn	Submission (armbar)	Rings USA – Rising Stars Final	02000-09-3030 September 2000	1	2:36	Illinois, United States
Win	13-8	Yasuhito Namekawa	Submission (kimura)	Rings USA – Rising Stars Final	02000-09-3030 September 2000	1	1:30	Illinois, United States
Loss	12-8	Matt Hughes	Decision (unanimous)	Rings – Millennium Combine 3	02000-08-2323 August 2000	2	5:00	Osaka, Japan
Win	12-7	Jermaine Andre	Submission (toe hold)	Rings USA – Rising Stars Block A	02000-07-1515 July 2000	1	1:23	Utah, United States
Win	11-7	Matt Frost	Submission (armbar)	Rings USA – Rising Stars Block A	02000-07-1515 July 2000	1	0:30	Utah, United States
Loss	10-7	Iouri Bekichev	KO (punch)	Rings Russia – Rings Russia	02000-05-2020 May 2000	1	2:30	Ekaterinburg, Russia
Win	10-6	Yasuhito Namekawa	Submission (guillotine choke)	Rings Australia – NR 4	02000-03-1919 March 2000	1	6:50	Australia
Win	9-6	Brad Kohler	Submission (kimura)	Rings – King of Kings 1999 Final	02000-02-2626 February 2000	1	1:11	Tokyo, Japan
Loss	8-6	Tsuyoshi Kohsaka	Decision (split)	Rings – King of Kings 1999 Block B	01999-12-2222 December 1999	3	5:00	Osaka, Japan
Win	8-5	Willie Peeters	Submission (knee bar)	Rings – Rise 5th	01999-08-1919 August 1999	1	3:13	Japan
Win	7-5	Masayuki Naruse	Submission (kimura)	Rings – Rise 2nd	01999-04-2323 April 1999	1	8:18	Japan
Win	6-5	Yasuhito Namekawa	Submission (arm triangle choke)	Rings – Rise 1st	01999-03-2020 March 1999	1	7:42	Japan
Win	5-5	Dick Vrij	Submission (rear naked choke)	Rings Australia – NR 3	01999-03-077 March 1999	1	5:17	Australia
Loss	4-5	Kenichi Yamamoto	Submission	Rings – Third Fighting Integration	01998-05-2929 May 1998	1	12:39	Tokyo, Japan
Loss	4-4	Valentijn Overeem	Decision (unanimous)	Rings Holland – The King of Rings	01998-02-088 February 1998	2	5:00	Holland
Loss	4-3	Mitsuya Nagai	Submission (heel hook)	Rings – Mega Battle Tournament 1997 Semifinal 1	01997-10-2525 October 1997	1	9:18	Japan
Win	4-2	Alexander Otsuka	TKO (doctor stoppage from a cut)	Rings – Extension Fighting 2	01997-04-2222 April 1997	1	7:03	Japan
Loss	3-2	Mario Sperry	Submission (strikes)	Caged Combat 1 – Australian Ultimate Fighting	01997-03-2222 March 1997	1	1:12	Australia
Win	3-1	Elvis Sinosic	Submission (chin to the eye)	Caged Combat 1 – Australian Ultimate Fighting	01997-03-2222 March 1997	1	2:47	Australia
Win	2-1	Hiriwa Te Rangi	Submission (chin to the eye)	Caged Combat 1 – Australian Ultimate Fighting	01997-03-2222 March 1997	1	0:55	Australia
Loss	1-1	Murilo Bustamante	TKO (corner stoppage)	MARS – Martial Arts Reality Superfighting	01996-11-2222 November 1996	1	1:01	Alabama, United States
Win	1-0	Willie Peeters	N/A	Rings – Budokan Hall 1996	01996-01-2424 January 1996	N/A		Tokyo, Japan

External links

• Professional MMA record for Chris Haseman from Sherdog