WunTu Media has partnered with Dr. Deborah King, daughter of famous boxing legend Don King.  Dr. D. King is actively pursuing her own opportunities in and outside of boxing.  WunTu will be representing Dr. D King’s as her exclusive marketing agent & Management consultants.   

Deborah King was born to boxing legend Don King and his late wife Henrietta King in 1961 in Cleveland, Ohio.  Growing up with notable public figures, Deborah was overwhelmed by the “daily plethora of new experiences.”  Following high school, Deborah enrolled at Baldwin Wallace College where she was a member of the National Honor Society and Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, until she transferred to the John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Deborah graduated from Jay College in 1983 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminal Justice and a Minor in Forensic Science.  In September 2014, Deborah earned a Masters in Mental Health Counseling from South University.  During this time, she made and remained on the Dean’s List at the college, while also representing professional athletes and celebrities as a preeminent international sports and entertainment manager.

After graduation, Dr. D. King assisted her father as a consultant at Don King Productions.  She later became a sports manager for various boxing champions and went on to become the youngest recipient of the “Manager of the Year” award from the International Boxing Federation.  Switching gears, Deborah became an entertainment manager and founded Deb-b King Management which managed both entertainers and professional athletes.  Dr. D. King was an instrumental force in the Ice Breaker Tour, featuring the late Tupac Shakur, The Ghetto Boys Reunion Tour, and Bad Boy Entertainment Tour (featuring Notorious BIG) in Cleveland, Ohio.

Unfortunately, in 1999, Dr. D. King hit a lull in her career due to a struggle with drug addiction.  Since her successful time in rehab, Deborah has remained drug free for the past 11 years.

As a Board-Certified National Recovery Coach and Interventionist, Dr. D King founded Limitless Life Recovery and Holistic Group after vowing to use her own personal battle with drug addiction and establishing limitless goals for her life.  From destruction, Deborah says she has “risen from the ashes like a phoenix” and wants her clients to know that “as long as you got life, you got hope.”  Through Limitless Life Recovery, Dr. D. King is helping high profile individuals, star athletes and people from all walks of life overcome the demons of chemical and alcohol addiction as well as mental illness.  She evaluates each client’s situation, assesses the degree of severity, and formulates a plan to help them find the inner strength to solve their own problems.

Dr. D. King is also the President of It Takes A Life To Save A Life Foundation, Inc., a not for profit, 501c3 organization with a mission to promote the preservation of life and to help those in need through comprehensive management and treatment of mental health, addiction and recovery issues.

Dr. D King earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice from John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City, her Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from South University in Royal Palm Beach Florida and her Doctorate degree from Trinity International University of Ambassadors in Duluth Georgia.  Dr. D King is a recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award from President Donald Trump as well as Humanitarian award from Trinity International University of Ambassadors as an outstanding leader for her visionary guidance, exceptional leadership and world class humanitarian service.

Dr. D King is the CEO/ Founder of It Takes a Life to Save a Life organization whose primary focus has been to advocate for the sick and suffering, lost or dissuaded victims and or survivors of Mental Health, Addiction, Domestic Violence, Suicide Awareness and Prevention.

Dr. D King currently serves as a member of the Ashtabula County Community Corrections Board. Deborah’s intense passion and love for people has caused her to dedicate her life to being a change agent for the perseverance of life one person at a time.