Amy Andrew, the unbeaten former Commonwealth featherweight champion, makes boxing history by competing on the same bill as her husband Numan Hussain in Spain on Friday. No married couple has previously boxed on the same professional show, creating what Andrew describes as "carnage" as both prepare for weight cut and training simultaneously.

The mother of two small children returns to the ring just six months after giving birth to her second child, defying typical athletic timelines. "I get no sleep," Andrew admits, while also managing her Rival Boxing gym and promoting the event, a remarkable juggling act that few could comprehend.

Andrew targets rematches with amateur rivals Raven Chapman, Skye Nicolson, and Karriss Artingstall as she looks to elevate her career after 20 months away from the sport due to injury and pregnancy. "I feel like I've got more to give the sport," she states, determined to prove herself against top opponents while balancing motherhood.