Career: After a string of impressive performances, Khan rose to fame as Britain's sole representative in boxing at the 2004 Athens Olympics, winning a silver medal at the age of 17 in the lightweight boxing category. He was Britain's youngest Olympic boxer since Colin Jones in 1976. He lost in the final to Mario Kindelan, the Cuban who had also beaten him several months earlier in the pre-Olympic match-ups in Greece. A year later he avenged the two losses by defeating a by-then 34-year-old Kindelan in his final amateur fight. He made his professional debut in 2005. He won the Commonwealth Lightweight title in 2007 and a year later, won the WBO Inter-Continental Lightweight title. He won the vacant WBA International Lightweight title in 2008. In 2014, he won the WBA International and vacant WBC Silver Welterweight titles.

Career: Goddard got her break into the media world after writing for travel magazines. This led to a TV career, and a job as roving reporter on Australia's 7.30 Report. She went on to host prime-time show Everybody before starting her own production company. She moved back to the UK in 1998 to host Trisha on ITV. The show was a huge success, pulling in more than a million viewers. She left ITV for Channel 5 in 2004 to start a new chat show, Trisha Goddard. In 2012, she began presenting an American version of her talk show.