About Daisuke Masaoka
Born 1983. Daisuke Masaoka is a Japanese professional wrestler.
is a Japanese professional wrestler currently signed to Pro Wrestling Freedoms, mainly competing in the deathmatch branch. He is also known for his tenures with other promotion from the Japanese independent scene such as Big Japan Pro Wrestling and DDT Pro-Wrestling.
Professional wrestling career Japanese independent circuit (2004–present) Masaoka made his professional wrestling debut in JWA Tokai Pro Wrestling on 10 January 2005, a promotion in which he has roughly spent one year. Masaoka competed in several other matches for Dragongate. At Prominence Smoke And Flame Rising To The Sky on 28 August 2022, Masaoka defeated Suzu Suzuki in one of the latter's "Ten Death Match Series".
Big Japan Pro Wrestling (2009–2010; 2014) Masaoka made his debut in Big Japan Pro Wrestling at BJW Death Match Wars on 3 March 2009, where he teamed up with Yuya Susumu and Atsushi Kotoge in a losing effort against Kudo, Mineo Fujita and Masa Takanashi. He roughly spent one year with the promotion, having wrestled his last match before taking a hiatus at BJW 15th Anniversary Death Touron 28 April 2010, where he teamed up with Onryo and Shiori Asahi to defeat Kazuki Hashimoto, Men's Teioh and Takumi Tsukamoto. He briefly returned to the promotion at BJW Osaka Surprise 16 on 12 July 2014, where he teamed up with Hayata, Madoka and Yo-Hey in a losing effort against Magnitude Kishiwada, Shoichi Uchida, Tadanobu Fujisawa and Yuki Tanaka in eight-man tag team competition.
Pro Wrestling Freedoms (2013–present) Masaoka is best known for his over a decade tenure with Pro Wrestling Freedoms. During his time with the promotion, he has won the King of Freedom World Championship, the promotion's top title on two separate occasions. First at Blood X'Mas 2016 on 26 December, by defeating Violento Jack, and secondly, at The Gekokujō 2022 on 29 March, by defeating Jun Kasai. Masaoka is a four-time King of Freedom World Tag Team Champion, having won the titles kost recently at Tokyo Death Match Carnival 2023 Vol. 1 on 6 July, when he teamed up with Toru Sugiura to defeat reigning champions Mammoth Sasaki and Takashi Sasaki. Between 2017 and 2019, Masaoka was part of the "Los Nomads" stable alongside Violento Jack, Miedo Extremo, Ciclope and Mammoth Sasaki.
Game Changer Wrestling (2017–2023) Masaoka seldomly competed in Game Changer Wrestling (GCW) as a developmental talent sent by Freedoms. He made his debut at the GCW Nick Gage Invitational 2 from 16 September 2017, in which he defeated Markus Crane in the semifinals and the fell short to Nick Gage himself in the finals. He wrestled his last match at GCW Planet Death 2023 on 19 July, where he teamed up with Yankee Two Kenju (Isami Kodaka and Yuko Miyamoto) in a losing effort against Chrli Evans, Rina Yamashita and Sawyer Wreck.
Championships and accomplishments Daiwa Entertainment Pro Wrestling DEP Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Kenta Kosugi Pro Wrestling Freedoms King of Freedom World Championship (2 times) King of Freedom World Tag Team Championship (4 times) – with Violento Jack (2), Toru Sugiura (1) and Kamui (1) Barefoot King Championship (1 time) Damz Hajime Tournament (2017)
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Who is Daisuke Masaoka?
Japanese professional wrestler
When was Daisuke Masaoka born?
Daisuke Masaoka was born on 10 October 1983 in Ehime Prefecture.
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Daisuke Masaoka is a professional wrestler.
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Daisuke Masaoka is Japanese.
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