FIFA said in a statement: "As always when it comes to major labour reforms, there is continued work to be done for those changes to be fully implemented across the labour market, but the reforms have already benefitted hundreds of thousands of workers in Qatar and we need to recognise the significant progress achieved in a very short time, thanks to the commitment of the highest authorities in the country. "I was really looking forward to being the first face she saw coming into the world and I've had a great support network the club have provided. "Holding the world's biggest sporting and football event in a country where LGBTQ+ people are criminalised is a challenging concept for us both as a football charity and as an organisation which has built a reputation around fighting for inclusion. Marshall holds a 2012 amateur victory over Shields - the only time Shields has ever lost in the ring - and the two wish to settle their grudge in a blockbuster professional rematch. To get there, they must first both deal successfully with their respective mandatory title defences.