Liam Harrison is eagerly anticipating his upcoming fight this weekend against Seksan Or Kwanmuang, another legend in combat sports. The fight is scheduled to be broadcast on Sky Sports early Saturday morning.
Harrison has been wanting this match for a considerable time and expresses deep admiration for Seksan, calling him a favorite fighter and a true warrior. He acknowledges Seksan’s fearsome reputation in the ring, contrasting it with his friendly nature outside of competition.
Reflecting on his career, Harrison notes that he has fought many legends of this era, and Seksan is the only one he hasn’t yet faced. He anticipates their fight to be exciting and perhaps even chaotic, but ultimately enjoyable.
Harrison emphasizes the mutual respect and aggressive fighting styles they both possess. He believes their willingness to engage fully will create a memorable spectacle for the fans, ending with respect and sportsmanship.
He describes Seksan as incredibly tough with an unmatched heart, known for his relentless, attacking style, incorporating a variety of strikes. Harrison sees similarities in their fighting approaches, highlighting their shared disregard for personal safety in pursuit of an exceptional fight.
However, Harrison also points out potential openings in Seksan’s defense against his own powerful strikes, suggesting Seksan might be surprised by his power in four-ounce gloves. He admits the unpredictable nature of the fight, expecting it to be intense.
For Harrison, this fight marks a significant comeback after two years of recovery from injury. He feels ready and eager to return to action, dismissing concerns about ring rust due to his extensive fight experience and continuous training.
Harrison views this fight with Seksan as something to savor, recognizing it could be one of his last. He listens to his body for signals about his physical limits but remains driven by the unique thrill of competition and fight night.
He concludes by stating his unwavering commitment to fighting until his body can no longer endure.
Watch Harrison vs Seksan live on Sky Sports Mix from 1am on Saturday morning.
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