The nonprofit was created in southwest Detroit in 1973 to help young people coming from tough circumstances see a positive future for themselves.

A new ownership group plans to bring back the famous Kronk Gym, where founder Emanuel Steward trained dozens of boxers including champions Tommy “The Hitman” Hearns and Evander Holyfield.

Sylvia Steward-Williams with her father, Emanuel Steward (KRONK) For decades, Kronk was more than just a gym, it was a symbol of Detroit’s fighting spirit and a proving ground for champions.

“Emanuel Steward and Kronk played such an important role, not just in my life, but in the lives of so many Detroiters. I am delighted to be officially back home as part of the KRONK Team ...

A new ownership group announced Thursday the boxing gym, which was the training ground for world champions for decades under trainer Emanuel Steward, will return to Detroit at a location yet to be ...

KRONK is committed to reigniting the spirit of its founder, Emanuel Steward. Bre Teamer chats with John Lepak, managing partner of the new franchise.

Often referred to as Detroit’s 5th Franchise, the legendary KRONK Gym is making its triumphant return to the city of Detroit. Under new ownership, with the continued involvement of Mrs. Marie Steward ...

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Frank Warren has worked with a who’s who of boxing greats. During an illustrious Hall of Fame career stretching back over 40 ...