Boxing Articles Posted January 21, 2013 Share Posted January 21, 2013 By Jessica Sinyard The name Emanuel Steward has been synonymous with success in one of the most physically and psychologically demanding sports there is for a total of more than three decades. One of the most revered and respected trainers of a generation (or two) who has consistently provided the voice of reason for innumerable fighters in what can be a world of trashtalk. A quietly influential, knowledgeable, humble presence whose opinion packs a mighty punch. The following article is by no means intended as the definitive guide to Steward’s life and achievements; such a guide would require a word count bordering on ‘War and Peace’. But rather as an introduction to the man who needs no introduction, meaning that while few fight fans will be new to this stellar trainer’s name and influence, they may be unaware of his specific origin and role in what have come to be some of the most hotly anticipated fights or career reviving performances of recent times — not least Miguel Cotto’s triumphant return to form against a brave Yuri Foreman in 2010, and more recently Wladimir Klitschko’s comfortable decision win over Britain’s vociferous David Haye. Despite [...] More... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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