The boxing world was hit with shattering news on Thursday when it was first rumored and later confirmed that Hall of fame trainer Emanuel Steward had passed away at the age of 68.
Originally from Bottom Creek, West Virginia, Steward would relocate to Detroit, Michigan by the age of 12. After a successful amateur career, Steward would try out his training skills inside of the now famous Kronk Gym.
Steward’s contributions to the sport are legendary, including his work with former heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis, five-division champion
Thomas Hearns, unified heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko, and countless others. In 2001, Steward joined HBO as a ringside analyst and received much acclaim for his commentary. [Click Here To Read More]
Originally from Bottom Creek, West Virginia, Steward would relocate to Detroit, Michigan by the age of 12. After a successful amateur career, Steward would try out his training skills inside of the now famous Kronk Gym.
Steward’s contributions to the sport are legendary, including his work with former heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis, five-division champion
Thomas Hearns, unified heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko, and countless others. In 2001, Steward joined HBO as a ringside analyst and received much acclaim for his commentary. [Click Here To Read More]
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