WATCH: Liam Harrison shares clips of his comeback trail from his devastating knee injury

Former ONE Muay Thai title challenger Liam Harrison is on the road to recovery from his ACL tear. He recently shared some clips of his comeback trail.

'Hitman' suffered a knee injury in his bantamweight Muay Thai world title bout against Nong-O Hama last August. He was then scheduled to face Pongsiri PK.Saenchai in January, but he withdrew to have surgery.

Fans can now enjoy a highlight montage of Liam Harrison's recovery, which was posted by his muscle and tendon specialist Aaron Caseley.

"👊🏼 I’ve been working with Liam for around 2 years now for ongoing injury management, recovery and for training modifications support.⁣.. The most recent challenge, ACL reconstruction and meniscus repair, Is no small feat... However, I’ve no doubt that with Liam’s beyond human, relentless pursuit of excellence and a phenomenal team around him

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Liam Harrison has no interest fighting in bigger weight classes

The 37-year-old has never expressed an interest in moving up in weight, claiming he's competing in the ideal weight class for him.

Harrison told The MMA Superfan:

"Probably not. I have no interest whatsoever. I know what look I am. This is the type of look I have, don’t forget I only fight at 65 kilos, 145 pounds, and I make that easily. I don’t struggle and I could probably go lower if I wanted to."

Since signing with ONE Championship in 2018, Harrison has picked up wins at bantamweight over Mohammed Bin Mahmoud and, most recently, Muangthai P.K.Saenchai.

The Bad Company affiliate has competed in over 100 contests throughout his career, winning eight world titles along the way. However, he's still yearning to get his hands on the ONE bantamweight world title.

Harrison is currently the No.4-ranked fighter in the bantamweight Muay Thai division. He only trails Rodlek PK Saenchai, Alaverdi Ramazanov, Saemapetch Fairtex, and of course, Nong-O.

The Muay Thai specialist is focused on recovering from his knee surgery so that he can continue his quest of acquiring ONE's bantamweight Muay Thai strap.

Be sure to check back with Sportskeeda MMA for an announcement pertaining to Liam Harrison's next bout, as he looks forward to returning from injury.

Check out Liam Harrison's full interview with The MMA Superfan below: