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Natasha Jonas on journey from traumatic labour to two-weight world champion
Speaking on the Sky Sports Real Talk podcast, Natasha Jonas describes how she was treated differently when she returned to boxing after the birth of her daughter; Jonas' labour lasted three days when giving birth to her daughter Natasha Jonas has opened up on the traumatic birth of her daughter and how having a child made her stronger on her return to boxing.

Jonas decided that the time was right to have a child after suffering an injury that kept her out of the 2016 Rio Olympics qualifiers, but reveals she "initially said goodbye to boxing" after admitting she believed the choice to give birth would mean retirement. "I think the reason for the pregnancy was because I'd made my mind up to retire, and that was the hardest decision I had to make because there was no professional scene at the time, so I was effectively saying goodbye to boxing," she said. "I felt overwhelmed, I felt scared, I felt happy, I felt sad, and I went through a whole mix of emotions. And I used to do bits of training after she was born.

"I'll always train because that's just a part of who I am and what I've done my whole life. But I was never training like an athlete. I was just training to half keep fit or get back to some form of shape.
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