Fighting out of Matsudo, Chiba, Japan, Takumi Hamada, 31, is still an undefeated professional mixed martial artist. He was one of the winners at “PANCRASE 362“.
Hamada is 5’5″ tall. He turned 31 on December 8, 2025.
“PANCRASE 362“
Featuring 14 MMA matches, “PANCRASE 362” was held at the Tachikawa Stage Garden in Tachikawa, Tokyo, Japan on May 31, 2026. The 12th bout was between Hamada and Joseph “Seay Seay” Camacho, 34, of Guam.
With Ryogaku Wada as the referee, Hamada and Camacho battled it out in the flyweight division. After 1 minute and 5 seconds in the second round, the referee stopped the fight.
Camacho was submitted by Hamada via guillotine choke. The loss downgraded the professional MMA record of the Guamanian contender to 8 wins and 4 losses.
On the other hand, Hamada now has 7 wins and 0 loss. He made his professional MMA debut on May 22, 2022.
Takumi Hamada
Hamada is a former Flyweight King of PANCRASE. But on March 9, 2026, the promotion released a statement explaining its decision to impose on him the revocation of his title as a disciplinary action.
According to PANCRASE, Hamada engaged in negotiations with another promotion and agreed to compete in an event without prior notice to, or approval from, the promoter. According to the promotion, this conduct has been determined to constitute a breach of contract.
As stipulated in Article 37 of the PANCRASE Official Rules, the King of PANCRASE is the highest-ranked competitor in the promotion and is required to possess not only competitive ability, but also the overall qualities expected of a champion, including performance, character, and the dignity befitting a professional athlete. The promotion stated, “The conduct in question has been determined to be inconsistent with the intent and standards outlined in this rule.”
“In light of the obligations set forth in the athlete’s contract and the principles defined in the official rules, PANCRASE has determined that the athlete’s actions make it difficult to maintain the qualifications required of a King of PANCRASE champion,” the promotion continued. “Accordingly, the title has been revoked. PANCRASE will continue to place the highest importance on the fairness and integrity of competition and will strictly enforce compliance with its rules and contractual obligations.”
Based in Tokyo, PANCRASE was founded in 1993 by professional wrestlers Masakatsu Funaki and Minoru Suzuki. The name was based on pankration, an unarmed combat sport introduced into the Greek Olympic Games in 648 BC.
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