One Leg Broke Them All! Britain's Most Violent Muay Thai Fighter – Liam Harrison

One weapon. Twenty-seven years. And a trail of world champions who couldn't walk out of the ring afterwards. Liam "The Hitman" Harrison is the most decorated, most violent and most flat-out entertaining striker Britain has ever sent into the art of eight limbs, and the low kick was the shot that built the legend. From a football-mad thirteen-year-old walking into the Bad Company gym in Harehills, to a teenager who walked away from school to chase a world title, to a man who moved to Thailand purely to get beaten up on purpose until he came back a different animal, this is the full story of how one leg carved out 118 professional fights, 91 wins and more than fifty knockouts. We're going through the Rajadamnern debut, the Thai education that nearly broke him, the world titles across WAKO Pro, WMC, WPMF, WBC Muay Thai, Yokkao and Kombat League, the trilogy with Saenchai that nobody has ever solved, the revenge missions against Anuwat Kaewsamrit and Nampon PK Stereo, the Andrei Kulebin chopping, the Glory and MAX losing streak that had people writing him off, the ONE Championship arrival, the night in Singapore that made commentators lose their minds, the low kick that cost him everything, and the last dance in Manchester at forty years old. British Muay Thai kickboxing history, elite Thai stadium fighters, world title fights, brutal leg kick TKOs and one of the greatest comeback stories combat sports has ever produced, all in one video. Some of these fighters were world champions. Some were considered untouchable. Every single one of them found out what happens when Liam Harrison decides your lead leg is the target, but the one that mattered most doesn't come until the very end.