Liam Harrison promised Floyd Mayweather’s manager he’s not going to ‘f*cking play around’

Liam Harrison (L) / Floyd Mayweather Jr. (R) -- Photo by ONE Championship
Liam Harrison (L) / Floyd Mayweather Jr. (R) -- Photo by ONE Championship

British fighter Liam Harrison will not play around if he gets the opportunity to fight undefeated boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Speaking to The MMA Superfan, “Hitman” shared that he was approached by the handlers of “Money” for a possible boxing showdown. He told them that he was up for it and made a promise to bring the heat if plans pushed through.

Liam Harrison said:

“Obviously he’s not gonna be challenging like the top-level boxers of the minute because he’s not a pro boxer anymore. He’s retired, he’s fought in exhibitions, but I think that he saw that I got a big following. The manager, when I spoke to Floyd’s manager, he said ‘Look you look aggressive, will you take the fight to Floyd?’ I said ‘yeah of course. I’m not here to f*cking play around. I’ll take it to him.”

Watch the interview below:

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Liam Harrison has had a long and illustrious fighting career that has taken him to different parts of the world competing in various tournaments and organizations.

In 2018, he signed with ONE Championship and is now one of the top fighters in his division. His last fight in August saw him vie for the ONE bantamweight Muay Thai world title against reigning world champion Nong-O Hama. He is currently awaiting word on his next fight while recovering from injury.

Mayweather, meanwhile, retired undefeated at the age of 40 with a 50-0 record in 2017. Interestingly, his last professional fight was against mixed martial arts star Conor McGregor in a “crossover” fight. “Money” has since fought in lucrative exhibition fights.


WATCH: Liam Harrison shares the importance of putting in the work in the gym

English striker Liam Harrison has been a professional fighter for some two decades now and has always banked on hard work that starts in training to succeed.

In a recent episode of his Kickin’ It with Liam Harrison podcast, “Hitman” underscored how his conscious effort to make things happen beginning at the gym has kept him in the game for this long.

37-year-old Harrison shared an excerpt of the episode on Instagram and he captioned it with:

“All your thinking is done in the gym …the fight [you’re] just reacting… is this how you train and fight? I always say the worst thing a fighter can do in a fight is think …you need to just react.”

Check out the video post below:

Harrison had an eventful 2022 where he competed for the ONE bantamweight Muay Thai world title last August against reigning world champion Nong-O Hama. His showdown with Muangthai PK Saenchai in April, meanwhile, earned ONE’s 2022 Muay Thai Fight of the Year award.

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