Former WBO featherweight champion Scott Harrison (25-2-2, 14 KOs) has been released from a Spanish prison after serving two-and-a-half years. Plans are for the 34-year-old former champ to fly back to England and resume his career. «I will be world champ again. Nobody’s going to stop me. One thousand per cent. What keeps me going is my children and my family. I’m going to be the champ again for them,» he told The Sun tabloid read more ...

Troubled WBO featherweight champion Scott Harrison has been arrested in Spain in connection with the alleged theft of a car and an assault on a police officer according to the London Daily Mail. Harrison, who is slated to return December 9 in London against Nicky Cook, went to Spain to escape attention in preparation for the fight read more ...

In Scottland on Saturday, Scott Harrison knocked down Nedal Hussein in the fifth round Saturday and won by unanimous decision in the sixth defense of his WBO featherweight title. The official scores were 116-111 (twice) and 117-111. Harrison, much maligned after his draw with Victor Polo earlier this year, improved to 25-2-2. Dominican hard man Joan Guzman could be next for him. Hussein falls to 39-3, and 0-2 in world title bouts read more ...

I know Harrison is a proud Scotsman but when he's in that ring with me I'm going to hit him the hardest he's ever been hit. I'm delighted to be back in Glasgow. On my last visit I left with the Commonwealth crown after beating Brian Carr and this time I will read more ...

Scott Harrison emerged triumphant from a 'battle of Britain' this Friday night as he retained his WBO Featherweight title via a fourth round knockout of the ever brave Michael Brodie in the challenger's backyard at the MEN Arena, Manchester. This was Brodie's fourth attempt at a 'world' title as he gunned for Scott... read more ...