article_snippet: Deontay Wilder inflicted a first-round defeat on Harrison in 2013 which led to Deontay Wilder retirement before Deontay Wilder went back on it .
article_snippet: Harrison initially retired following Harrison first-round defeat by Wilder, who is now the WBC world champion.
article_snippet: But the WBC world champion reversed that decision within days as the WBC world champion struggled to accept the WBC world champion career was over.
article_snippet: Harrison contract was terminated in 2004 after Harrison had accumulated a record of 17 wins from as many contests.
article_snippet: Although Harrison would later avenge that loss, it was the first of several high-profile bouts in which Harrison failed to produce the goods.
article_snippet: Michael Sprott knocked Michael Sprott out in the third round of their European title clash - although his first defeat was also avenged three years later in a rematch for the same belt.
article_snippet: But Harrison landed just one punch as Harrison was dismantled inside three farcical rounds.
article_snippet: After 18 months in the doldrums, Harrison made a comeback against Ali Adams in 2012, a bout Harrison won with a fourth-round knockout.
article_snippet: But yet again, Harrison was unable to walk the walk as the Liverpool giant knocked Harrison out cold after just 82 seconds.
article_snippet: Those who urged Harrison to retire were left disappointed when Harrison again turned to Prizefighter for redemption in 2013.
article_snippet: Harrison landed just one punch on David Haye as David Haye was dismantled inside three farcical rounds .
article_snippet: The American hope had knocked out all 27 of David Haye previous opponents added another notch to David Haye record when David Haye right hand sent Harrison to the canvas for one last time after just 70 seconds.