Liam Harrison
Photo: James English · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
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Liam Harrison

“The Hitman”

The Hitman from Leeds and his all-action style

Tale of the tape
Born
October 5, 1985
Nationality
England
Height
170 cm (5′7″)
Reach
174 cm (5′9″)
Stance
Orthodox
Style
All-action power puncher
Weight
Lightweight, Light Welterweight, Welterweight
Active
2000–2025
Status
Retired · age 41

The record

92
Wins
26
Losses
2
Draws
50
Wins by KO/TKO
Won by KO/TKO 50Other wins 42Losses 26Draws / no contests 2120 fights, 77% won, 54% of wins by finish

Muay Thai per Wikipedia; ONE Championship record 2-4. ONE lists him as retired; a 2025 comeback bout with Soe Lin Oo was booked but did not take place.

The story

Liam Harrison grew up in Leeds and joined the Bad Company gym at 13, where Richard Smith still coaches him. Nicknamed The Hitman, he stopped 50 of the 92 opponents he beat and became one of Britain's best-known Muay Thai fighters, often competing in Thailand. He won a WAKO Pro low-kick world title in 2004, WPMF and WMC world titles in 2006 and 2007, and the WBC world title in 2014, though he never solved Saenchai in three meetings. In ONE Championship he dropped Muangthai three times in the first round in 2022, a brawl that earned him a 100,000-dollar bonus, then lost a title bid to Nong-O's leg kicks. He returned in March 2025, aged 39, for a farewell fight in England and won the WBC Diamond belt.

Signature weapons

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Titles
  • WBC Muaythai world champion (2014)
  • WMC world lightweight champion (2007–2009, 1 defense)
  • WPMF world champion, 63.5 kg (2006–2007, 2 defenses)
  • WAKO Pro low-kick world champion, 62 kg (2004)
  • Yokkao world 65 kg champion (2016)
  • WBC Muaythai Diamond champion (2025)
Honours
  • Muay Siam Magazine Foreign Fighter of the Year (2007)
  • Leeds Sports Federation Sportsman of the Year (2006/07, 2007/08)

Defining fights

  1. 2007WIN
    vs Numphon PK Sterio (KO 4, left hook, won WMC world lightweight title)
  2. 2009LOSS
    vs Saenchai (unanimous decision, London)
  3. 2014WIN
    vs Mehdi Zatout (decision, won WBC world title)
  4. 2022WIN
    vs Muangthai P.K. Saenchaimuaythaigym (TKO 1, three knockdowns, ONE 156)
  5. 2025WIN
    vs Isaac Araya (TKO 3, leg kick, WBC Diamond belt)
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Commit to full combinations: jab, right hand, left hook, then a low kick to finish, with the left hook as your knockout punch the way it was for him.

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Facts checked September 2026 against en.wikipedia.org, onefc.com and yokkao.com. Photo: James English, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons, shown in black and white with a halftone effect. The Hall of Fame is editorial; it doesn't imply Liam Harrison endorses Satori Fight Club.