Liam Harrison’s Toughness in the Ring and Retirement Announcement

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During One Championship 168, alongside the retirement of Demetrious Johnson, Liam Harrison, a 38-year-old Muay Thai fighter from England, also decided to step away from the sport by hanging up his gloves. Harrison, a former champion in various promotions worldwide, made a name for himself by taking on top-ranked Thai fighters and stadium champions, securing notable victories throughout his career.

Despite being towards the end of his fighting days when he joined One Championship in 2018, Harrison managed to deliver some thrilling fights with the organization. His recent match against Seksan, a 35-year-old opponent, was another example of the grit shown by both fighters in the ring. Despite landing significant hits even while hurt, Harrison faced two knockdowns from Seksan, ultimately leading to a stoppage.

Following this loss, Harrison announced his retirement symbolically by leaving his gloves inside the fighting cage. In an interview backstage, he explained that his decision came from his inability to endure the damage inflicted during fights. With a professional record of 90 wins, 26 losses, and 2 draws, Harrison will be remembered for his strong low kicks, powerful left hook, and his ability to excel in both aggressive brawling and strategic point fighting.

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