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The legendary KRONK Gym announces reopening in Detroit

Dan Graschuck by Dan Graschuck
March 1, 2026
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Mayor Duggan joined local leaders this week to announce that KRONK Gym is returning to Detroit this summer.

One of the most legendary names in boxing, KRONK Gym will be making its long-awaited return to the city since it closed due to COVID in 2020. 

KRONK Gym was founded in Detroit by the legendary trainer Emanuel Steward and quickly rose to global prominence by developing champions like Thomas Hearns, Lennox Lewis, and Wladimir Klitschko.

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The world-renowned training ground of champions will officially reopen its doors at the Brewster Wheeler Recreation Center at 670 Wilkins later this summer.

 The new ownership, with the continued involvement of Steward’s family members Marie Steward and Sylvia Steward-Williams and several of KRONK’s original world champions, is committed to reigniting the spirit of its founder.

 Learn more about this famous Detroit institution here.

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He worked for Detroit Public Schools for over 35 years. Teacher, coach, department head, assistant principal and principal are some of the positions he held during his tenure at the D.P.S. As a professional photographer, his work has been published in The Detroit News, Detroit Free Press, The Michigan Chronicle, EL CENTRAL Hispanic News and The Detroit Monitor Newspapers,among others. He and his wife are enthusiastic supporters of the arts and his photographic works have been shown at the Detroit Historical Museum, the Center for Creative Studies, Wayne State University, the Walter Reuther Library, the Detroit Artist Market and the Michigan Gallery, to name a few. Dan is the Past President of The Detroit Artist Market Board and Head of The Detroit Artist Market Exhibition Committee. He is a current board member and has served for over 20 years on the board of Metro Detroit Youth Day. He is the Past President of the Historical Indian Village Association and Past President of Indian Village Historical Collections.

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