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Legendary Thai star Seksan Or Kwanmuang is gearing up for an exciting clash for his next outing. He’s set to face British veteran Liam Harrison in a catchweight Muay Thai fight. This highly anticipated bout will take place at ONE 168: Denver, and ensue at the Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado, on Friday, September 6 on U.S. primetime.

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This fight marks the comeback of Liam Harrison, the #5-ranked ONE bantamweight Muay Thai fighter. He’s been sidelined by injury since 2022. Before heading out on vacation with his son, Seksan recently took to social media to announce his philanthropic efforts, including a donation to his former elementary school.

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Seksan Or Kwanmuang supports his former school despite his absence

Apart from his fearsome skills in the ring, Seksan Or Kwanmuang also has a philanthropic nature that not a lot of people may know about. Despite his demanding fight career, Seksan hasn’t forgotten his roots. He recently made a heartwarming donation to his former elementary school through his brother, proving that even after achieving success, he hasn’t forgotten the people who helped him along the way.

His social media post shows a picture of his brother together with students and staff in his former school. In a quick interview with ONE, he shared more details about the event, saying, “I usually like to open donations to raise money for various foundations. But this time, I tried to raise money to donate to my old elementary school. However, on the day I had to give the donation, I had work to do in Phuket, so I asked my younger brother (khunponnoi-sor-sommai) to donate the money on my behalf.” Seksan also expressed gratitude to a sponsor from Singapore, who he said always helps donate to the funds he raises for his charity efforts. 

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Seksan Or Kwanmuang’s act of kindness proves that success hasn’t changed his core values. Nevertheless, his focus now shifts to the upcoming challenge against Liam Harrison. Harrison appears ready to face him at ONE 168: Denver and a social media post show that he is locked in on his fight against “The Man Who Yields To No One”.

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Liam Harrison focuses on Seksan’s fight at ONE 168

With just less than three months before ONE 168: Denver – the promotion’ highly anticipated return to America – British ONE bantamweight Muay Thai fighter Liam Harrison is laser-focused. Determined to avoid any mental pressure on his opponent, Seksan Or Kwanmuang, Harrison isn’t letting his missed fight at ONE 167 last week faze him. He’s solely focused on securing a victory in his upcoming Ctchweight Muay Thai bout.

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Recently, Liam Harrison dropped a new Instagram reel showcasing his focused mindset ahead of the Seksan Or Kwanmuang fight. In the video, Harrison declares, “The weekend has been pushed to the back of my mind. All roads now lead to Seksan 6th September, Denver, Colorado. #onechampionship #muaythai #martialarts.

Now, fully recovered from his injury, the 38-year-old fighter, who began his career as a teenager and battled legends like Saenchai, finally gets his coveted shot against Seksan. The upcoming bout is sure to be a firecracker. Who will you be rooting for Liam Harrison or Seksan Or Kwanmuang? Let us know in the comments!

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Ishan Yadav is a Senior UFC Writer at EssentiallySports and a key member of the Breaking News team known for his sharp post-fight coverage and insightful analysis. With a strong editorial instinct and high fight IQ, he skillfully balances the fans' perspective with technical breakdowns to deliver engaging content that resonates throughout the MMA community. His thoughtful takes have gained recognition on platforms like Reddit and from industry insiders, which helped him earn a place in EssentiallySports’ prestigious Journalistic Excellence Program (JEP), our flagship initiative that focuses on refining journalistic skills, enhancing analytical thinking, and deepening sports journalism knowledge through mentorship from seasoned industry veterans. Ishan’s background as a law graduate adds depth to his reporting. He also practiced law after enrolling in the Bar Council. Currently, Ishan is pursuing a Master of Laws in Banking, Corporate, Finance, and Securities Law, and continues to follow his passion for the sport of combat.

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