[5] She showed a keen interest in several sports, taking up football, netball and kickboxing at the age of ten, the last after encouragement from her grandfather.

She credited her kickboxing training with helping improve her play, commenting "I could kick a ball a lot further than any of my team mates" and noting that "I might have had a higher pain threshold than everyone else.

"[6] She was part of the club's under-16 side that won the Welsh section of the Tesco Cup in 2010, being named player of the tournament.

[14] Price initially took up boxing as a teenager but became further involved in the sport after watching British fighter Nicola Adams win gold at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.

[4][6] After competing in a single amateur bout at 17, she entered the Women's European and Youth World Championships where she claimed a bronze medal.

[21] Price competed in the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo,[22] beating Dutch boxer Nouchka Fontijn in the middleweight semi-final.

[30] Price made the first defense of her WBA, IBO and Ring welterweight titles against Bexcy Mateus in Liverpool, England on 14 December 2024.

[34][35][36] Price is scheduled to face WBC and IBF female welterweight champion Natasha Jonas at the Royal Albert Hall in London, England, on 7 March 2025.