"Liam is a monster" - Fans feel Liam Harrison's raw power in dominant knockout of Mohammed bin Mahmoud in Bangkok

British Muay Thai legend Liam Harrison owns multiple finishes in his illustrious 90-win career. In January 2020, 'Hitman' added Malaysian star Mohammed bin Mahmoud to his long list of victims.

Though Mohammed had the benefit of youth and speed on his side, Harrison played his cards right and overwhelmed 'Jordan Boy' with a barrage of punches and elbows for the first-round knockout victory.

Watch Liam Harrison's thorough dismantling of Mohammed below, as shared by ONE in its entirety on YouTube:

Fans shared their amazement at the British star's power in the comments section, with comments like:

"Liam is a monster. Why did they even let his opponent continue after that brutal elbow?"

"Holy cow that was power!! Boom 💥"

"If I had to face Liam... rather than a mouth guard, I would ask for a full-face helmet..."

"That left hook 😲"

"Way to go, Liam. That first punch was f*n on point. 😎😎👍👍"

The Bad Company product followed up this performance with a wondrous come-from-behind TKO victory over Muangthai PK Saenchai in April 2022 to earn his second straight victory after dropping his first two outings under the ONE banner.

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Liam Harrison addresses retirement rumors ahead of ONE 168 dream fight

Liam Harrison will finally realize his dream of fighting fellow legend Seksan Or Kwanmuang at ONE 168: Denver on Friday, Sept. 6, inside the Ball Arena. However, rumors about him retiring after the fight continue to persist.

Harrison outright denied such talks during a sit-down interview on The FullerWatt Podcast, saying:

"I'm not setting any timeline [on retirement], but it's step by step, fight by fight, and maybe my body will tell me when it's time to hang it up, you know what I mean?

Watch the full interview below:

Watch ONE 168: Denver live inside the Ball Arena on Friday, Sept. 6. Tickets are available via Ticketmaster.