Born and raised in Liverpool, two-time world title challenger Jonas has proudly represented her city and her country in the course of an outstanding career which has seen her repeatedly set new records and raise the bar for British women's boxing. "With the many options that young people have, we cannot expect any more that they will come automatically to us. We have to go to them. Of course, it will be an Olympic Games like no other, given the ongoing global pandemic, events being played behind closed doors and Tokyo being put into a 'state of emergency' for the duration. However, for netball fans, one thing will be familiar and that's the sport's absence from the schedule of events. The crowning glory of her amateur career came in 2012 when she made history for a second time by becoming the first female British boxer to compete at an Olympic Games, progressing easily to the quarter-finals before dropping a decision to eventual gold medal winner Katie Taylor and sparking a rivalry which persists to this day.