Hunt, one of South Africa's most decorated coaches, remains the last manager to win the Premier Soccer League outside Mamelodi Sundowns, guiding Wits to the 2016/17 title while also claiming MTN8 and Telkom Knockout victories.
But the sale of Wits before the 2020/21 season and its rebranding as Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila (TTM) abruptly ended his seven-year tenure.
"Wits killed me," Hunt told Sportswire.com. "I spent six years at SuperSport United, six years at Moroka Swallows, seven years at Wits. I would have stayed at Wits forever. That killed everyone. I don't want to move, and that is why I got divorced."
After leaving Wits, Hunt briefly managed Kaizer Chiefs in 2020, taking them to a CAF Champions League semi-final, but lasted less than a year.
He later returned to SuperSport United for the 2022/23 season, only to be sacked in March while the club struggled near the bottom, despite previously winning three league titles there.
Hunt admits the Wits sale still weighs heavily on him. "I'm still very upset and hurt about what happened to me. I genuinely felt we were going to finish in the top eight. They got what they wanted."
Now with Durban City, Hunt looks to continue making history in South African football. The newly promoted club is currently doing decently since the start of the Betway Premiership. They have recorded 12 points in their opening six games in the league.
They have an opportunity to add to their point tally when they welcome Magesi FC at Chatsworth Stadium on Saturday night.
Durban City and Stellenbosch could not find their scoring boots as they were forced to settle for a goalless draw in their Betway Premiership clash at the Chatsworth Stadium on Tuesday.
Durban City will be looking to maintain their positive start to the Betway Premiership campaign when they welcome Stellenbosch to Chatsworth Stadium on Tuesday.
TS Galaxy and Durban City both recorded their first wins of the new Betway Premiership season while Chippa United drew away to Siwelele.
The league action continues this Tuesday with three fixtures pitting all the top-flight teams that are currently placed between position ten and 16 of the table.
