Liam Harrison wishes extra time to get himself fight-ready, however that hasn’t stopped the Leeds striker from dreaming of his go back to the ONE Championship level.
The 37-year-old suffered a defeat to then-ONE bantamweight Muay Thai global champion Nong-O Hama after they slugged it out at ONE on Top Video 1 in August closing 12 months.
His knee took one shot too many from the get-go, and a last shot simply off the kneecap dropped him within 130 seconds in their duel.
It’s been an extended highway to restoration for the multi-time global champion, who has restructured his day-to-day actions basically as a result of maximum of it concerned him being on the health club polishing his equipment or coaching the following batch of warriors from West Yorkshire.
However with him having cleared virtually a 12 months off his trail to complete health, Liam Harrison stays positive about his probabilities to go back and compete for the bantamweight Muay Thai crown at some point.
In an interview with LastBSTN, the ‘Hitman’ shared his supreme situation:
“I feel it’ll handiest take me two or 3 wins to get myself again in rivalry, and I feel I’ve were given the mindset and skill to get myself again in that place.”
Watch the whole interview right here:
Jonathan Haggerty, who introduced an finish to the mythical Thai’s dominance, is now Liam Harrison’s goal.
The London local shocked the sector and his rival together with his boxing combos at ONE Battle Evening 9, securing his gold and a remark knockout within 2:40 of the outlet spherical.
As such, a mythical all-English combat for the sector identify may well be at the playing cards if the ‘Hitman’ from Leeds returns with a bang.
