Liam Harrison reveals "some of the biggest fights" lined up for him if he didn’t get injured

'The Hitman' Liam Harrison is one of the most prominent Muay Thai strikers in UK history. He has competed in scores of bouts for major world titles against the best fighters in the world over multiple generations.

Harrison's career is not over yet. 'The Hitman' suffered a knee injury in his most recent bout against ONE bantamweight Muay Thai world champion Nong-O Hama. If his knee didn't require recovery time, he would already be back in action.

Harrison recently spoke to The MMA Superfan and explained some of the plans he had:

"Obviously, I had some massive fights for you guys lined up. I spoke to [ONE Championship CEO] Chatri [Sityodtong], and he said I’m gonna fight Pongsiri [PK.Saenchai] in January. He said if I win that, I can fight Nong-O again for the rematch for the title in March and in May, then he asked me to do a catchweight fight with Rodtang [Jitmuangnon]. So they were some of the biggest fights imaginable for me out there."

See the full interview below:

In addition to the major Muay Thai battles Harrison was planning in the ONE Circle, the UK fighter was also booked for an exhibition match against all-time boxing great Floyd Mayweather Jr.

'The Hitman' was unable to make the bout due to his knee injury. On Instagram, he said:

"Glad Floyd’s found a new opponent. Got my knee surgery next week, so I’ll be 100 percent ready and waiting the next time he wants to come back and fight on these shores."

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Liam Harrison's life with Muay Thai

'The Hitman' Liam Harrison has spent a lifetime in Muay Thai. The English fighter began during his teenage years and is still active in his late 30s. The striking expert explained his beginnings with Muay Thai on Instagram, stating:

“When I first started training, the teachers talking to me about something. I’m looking at her but I’m not paying attention. In my head, I’m slipping a punch, I’m throwing an elbow, I’m throwing an uppercut.”

Liam Harrison is a fan favorite who has earned multiple performance bonuses for his entertaining bouts in the ONE circle. 'The Hitman' requires recovery time for his knee, but fans can hardly wait to see him back in Muay Thai action.