Liam Harrison shares throwback of one of his favorite KO’s on Instagram

If you’ve always wondered what a younger version of Liam Harrison looked like then you’re in for a treat.

Feeling nostalgic about the good old days, Muay Thai superstar ‘Hitman’ Liam Harrison shared a powerful throwback of one of his favorite and earliest knockouts for his fans.

In the caption, he wrote:

“Got sent this old school fight yesterday that I’ve not seen for about 15 years… I was 18 here fighting a Dutch fighter for a European title. I’ve had more highlight reel KOs than most guys have even had fights and this one was a beauty😎 #oldschool #knockout #hitman #liamharrison”

Check out the clip below:

Harrison is currently on the mend after battling a knee injury he suffered during one of his training sessions last year.

The debilitating injury, therefore, prevented him from taking any upcoming fights right from the onset, including his scheduled bout against Muay Thai striker Pongsiri PK.Saenchai at ONE Fight Night 6 on Prime Video, as well as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to fight American boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. in an exhibition showdown in the UK.

However, if time has taught us anything, it is the fact that Liam Harrison is a warrior. A few hours ago, Harrison revealed on his Instagram story that he will be ready to return in a few months after having a successful surgery this past Monday. The exact date is yet to be established but the Englishman is looking forward to a quick recovery.

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Liam Harrison vs. Muangthai PK. Saenchai named 2022 Muay Thai Fight of the Year

As many fans would know, Liam Harrison is one of the most exciting fighters to watch. He has put on some of the most legendary fights in a span of two decades, including his amazing comeback fight against Muangthai PK.Saenchai last year.

The two warriors squared off at ONE 156: Eersel vs. Sadikovic last April inside the Singapore Indoor Stadium. When they merged, each fighter showcased their durability with an onslaught of strikes coming from both sides.

Saenchai found some success early on when he scored the first two amazing knockdowns within seconds of each other. Harrison, however, bounced back both times to deliver two crazy knockdowns of his own.

With two knockdowns apiece, Harrison set the finish into motion when he closed the distance again with an excellent uppercut followed by a flurry of strikes from the outside.

Rewatch the legendary one-round war between Liam Harrison and Muangthai PK. Saenchai below: