About

Stacey represented England U18's and played for Doncaster Belles and Tranmere Rovers in the English premier league, she also reached an FA cup final.

Following her success in the domestic league she was then scouted for a football scholarship in America where she played for Lander University and St. Edward's University and earned a degree in Sociology.

She finished her playing career in Stockholm, Sweden, where she played for Vasalunds IFC.

Stacey's granddad ran a boxing gym and her dad was a former boxer so she was in the gym from six years of age, however since boxing was illegal for females she was unable to compete.

Stacey kept up her boxing training throughout her football career and finally had the chance to pursue her boxing dreams.

As an amateur Stacey won a European silver medal, multi nations gold medal and three national titles.

Following a serious injury which ended Stacey's hopes of returning to the European and World championships in 2016, she made the decision to turn professional, making her debut in 2017 at Bowlers in Manchester.

In 2018 she earned her first opportunity to fight for a title and went to Zimbabwe to face Mapule Ngubane, Stacey won the historic match up and became the first ever British woman to win the Commonwealth title.