Kellie Maloney: 'We are human beings. We just want to live our lives.' But sport, no...

Kellie Maloney wants trans women to be accepted in society but says they have no place in women's sport.
Kellie Maloney: 'We are human beings. We just want to live our lives.' But sport, no...

Fight promoter Kellie Maloney watches on as Gary Cornish of Scotland takes on Zoltan Csala of Hungary during the IBO intercontinental championship match up at Glasgow's Bellahouston Leisure Centre on May 23, 2015 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Mark Runnacles/Getty Images)

FROM walking into the ring with Lennox Lewis for the biggest fights of his career to changing gender in her sixties, Kellie Maloney hasn't had a dull life.

Kellie is perhaps the most recognisable transgender person in the UK now, while Frank Maloney was once one of the most prominent people in the business of British boxing.

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