Fans react to Liam Harrison’s relentless pursuit of the finish

English striking star Liam Harrison is hunting for a finish every second that he's in the circle, which was evident in his win over Muangthai PK.Saenchai.

'Hitman' rattled off three consecutive victories en route to his title shot against Nong-O Hama at ONE on Prime Video 1 last August. The final win on that run saw Liam Harrison deliver an incredible performance against Muangthai at ONE 156. The result earned him a $100,000 performance bonus from ONE CEO Chatri Sityodtong.

Fans shared their thoughts on Harrison's win over Muangthai via Instagram:

@chesterclive wrote:

"You can’t teach hear."

@andrewmccallum1 commented:

"That’s a bad man right there!!"

@_99hmzz posted:

"Hitman🕴️"

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Liam Harrison shares how Muay Thai saved him from a life on the streets

The 37-year-old grew up in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. It's known as being a tough area, but Harrison leaned on Muay Thai to stay out of the streets.

He said on Instagram:

"Obviously, I've grown up in a rough area where honestly not many people make it out. A lot of my friends have ended up in jail. While they were out in the streets getting up to all sorts I was in the gym."

'Hitman' added:

"In the gym at 13, 14. Then at 15, I started to get really serious with my training ... And that's when most of my friends- some were like getting sent off to jail and they're on the brink of either going one way or the other. I totally left all that."

Watch Liam Harrison speak on his past and how Muay Thai saved him below:

The former bantamweight Muay Thai title challenger currently finds himself ranked at No. 4 in the division, trailing Rodlek PK.Saenchai, Alaverdi Ramazanov, Saemapetch Fairtex, and the champ, Nong-O Hama.

Over the past year, Harrison had bouts scheduled with Pongsiri PK.Saenchai and even Floyd Mayweather Jr. in an exhibition bout, but 'Hitman' had to withdraw from both fights due to injury.

Be sure to check back with Sportskeeda MMA for an announcement pertaining to Liam Harrison's next match, as he looks to get back on track after losing to the bantamweight Muay Thai king Nong-O last August.