"Great representation of UK Muay Thai" - Fans glad British superstars Jonathan Haggerty, Liam Harrison buried the hatchet

ONE Championship fans are grateful to have witnessed British Muay Thai cornerstone Liam Harrison and ONE bantamweight kickboxing world champion Jonathan Haggerty put their long-standing rivalry behind them.

In an interview with Sky Sports' Nik Hobbs shared on Instagram, 'The General' explained how he and Harrison made peace when they met backstage at ONE 168: Denver on September 6 inside the Ball Arena:

Fans applauded the United Kingdom stars in the comments section:

"Great representation of UK Muay Thai from legends @liambadco and @jhaggerty_ classy 👊🏻"

"Fairplay too THE GENERAL 👏 Harrison deserves his legend status👏"

"Defo a living legend 👏👏👏🔥"

"Great to hear this👏"

Screenshot of fans' comments. [Nik Hobbs/Instagram, screenshot]

Haggerty and Harrison had been throwing shade at each other over the years, and fans hoped they would settle their differences under the ONE banner.

But now that their rivalry is over, it would not be all that surprising to see Haggerty potentially spend time under Harrison's tutelage for his future bouts as the former looks to carry the torch that the latter held for so long in the Art of Eight Limbs.

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Jonathan Haggerty grateful for fans' support after ONE 168 upset

Jonathan Haggerty is grateful to still have fans on his side after losing the ONE bantamweight Muay Thai world championship to ONE flyweight kickboxing world champion Superlek Kiatmoo9 in the main event of ONE 168.

In an interview with the Sky Sports MMA Club Podcast, Haggerty said:

"I've been great. I've got a lot of support from social media, family, and obviously the people around me. I've been great. Got love around me, which I have been thankful for, so that's good at the moment."

Fans in the United States and Canada with an active Prime Video subscription can rewatch ONE 168: Denver on demand.