Don "The Dragon" Wilson

Don Wilson
Born	Donald Glen Wilson September 10, 1954 (1954-09-10) (age 57) Cocoa Beach, Florida, United States[1]
Other names	The Dragon
Nationality	American
Height	6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)
Weight	195 lb (88 kg; 13.9 st)
Division	Middleweight Light Heavyweight Cruiserweight
Style	Gōjū-ryū Karate, Kickboxing, Pai Lum Tao Kung Fu
Fighting out of	Alton, Illinois, United States
Team	White Dragon Kickboxing
Years active	1974-2002
Kickboxing record
Total	82
Wins	72
By knockout	47
Losses	5
Draws	2
No contests	3
Website	http://www.donthedragonwilson.com

Don "The Dragon" Wilson (born September 10, 1954) is an American champion kickboxer and actor. He is most famous for his acting roles in action/adventure films, including eight titles in Roger Corman's Bloodfist series.^[2]

Biography

Early life

Wilson was born to a European-American father and Japanese mother in Cocoa Beach, Florida,^[3] and grew up on Florida's Space Coast. He had a long and successful career in the ring. He was perhaps the best known and most successful kickboxer of his era.

He is a Sifu in Pai Lum Tao Kung fu (Source: Inside Kungfu, September 2004).^[4] also known as White Dragon Kung Fu which is how he obtained his nickname. Wilson incorporated this and claimed his style as White Dragon Kickboxing.

Kickboxing career

Wilson won a total of 11 World Titles with several sanctioning bodies that included the IKF, WKA, KICK, ISKA, STAR and the PKO. He won his IKF (www.IKFKickboxing.com) FCR Cruiserweight World Title on May 15, 1999 in Lowell, Massachusetts, USA, when he defeated Dick Kimber. (Lynn, Massachusetts, USA PRO: 23-3/21, AM: 25-0/25 5'9" 197 lbs) At the end of the 3rd round Wilson came alive and exploded with a flurry that eventually knocked Kimber to the floor motionless. Referee Dan Stell counted Kimber out on the floor, a count that went into the round break. Kimber never stood during the count.

Having never been challenged for his title, Wilson voluntarily retired it to move down to the Light Heavyweight Division, where he eventually retired from fighting a few years later.

Hall of Fame 2010 by WKL World Kickboxing League (www.wklkickboxing.com).

According to Inside Kung-Fu Presents Kickboxing Magazine (August 1992), Don Wilson's kickboxing record was listed as 69 wins, 5 losses, 2 draws, 46 knockout wins, and 6 kick-knockouts, and 3 no-contests. On page 64, Wilson's first match with Bill Knoblok in Orlando, Florida in December 1974 is listed as a 3 round no-contest. However, on page 52 in the same issue, Wilson said about his fight with Knoblok, " But Bill won the third round by a larger margin than I had won the first. So he won the bout." Today the official result of this fight was listed as a no-contest on Wilson's official fight record because when he decided to fight for PKA, Joe Corley felt the rule of the bout was quite different from those of PKA, Corley told Wilson to omit it.

Wilson's kickboxing career spanned 4-decades; his first fight with Bill Knoblok in 1974 and his last fight, a 10th round knockout victory over Eddie Butcher on July 19, 2002 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. He defeated among others, world champions Branko Cikatic, James Warring, Dennis Alexio, and Maurice Smith. Wilson fought a draw with another champion, Jean-Yves Theriault. In 79 bouts, Wilson was only knocked out by Glen McMorris in 1980. Wilson's kickboxing record is listed as 72-5-2 (48 knockouts) with 3 no-contests.

Commentating career

Wilson was a fight commentator and interviewer in many of the early UFC events, beginning with UFC 7 in Buffalo. He stated several times that he would be willing to fight in the UFC himself if enough fans requested it, but it never happened. He went on to be a commentator for King of the Cage.

Film appearances

Some movies to his credit include: Futurekick, Bloodfist 1-8, Ring of Fire 1, 2 & 3, Out for Blood, Operation Cobra, Blackbelt, Cyber Tracker 1 & 2, Sci Fighters, Redemption, Say Anything... Capitol Conspiracy, and Batman Forever as the leader of the Neon Gang.^[5]

Personal life

Married well known film and television makeup artist Kathleen Karridene in 1996. They have three children together; Jonathan, Drayden, and Aubrianna.

Titles

• 2010 W.K.L World Kickboxing Hall of Fame Champion
• 2000 I.S.K.A. full-contact cruiserweight North American champion -88.2 kg
• 1999 I.K.F. full-contact cruiserweight world champion -88.6 kg
• 1989 P.K.O. full-contact light-heavyweight world champion -78 kg
• 1988-89 I.S.K.A. full-contact cruiserweight world champion -82.7 kg (0 title defences - vacated)
• 1984 S.T.A.R. undisputed full-contact light-heavyweight world champion -79 kg
• 1984 W.K.A. full-contact super light-heavyweight world champion -83.2 kg
• 1984 S.T.A.R. undisputed full-contact super light-heavyweight world champion -83.2 kg
• 1983-84 W.K.A. full-contact cruiserweight world champion -86.4 kg (0 title defences - vacated)
• 1983 S.T.A.R. undisputed full-contact cruiserweight world champion -86.4 kg
• 1983-87 K.I.C.K. full-contact light-heavyweight world champion -79 kg (2 title defences)
• 1980-91 W.K.A. full-contact light-heavyweight world champion -79 kg (9 title defences - vacated)
• 1980 S.T.A.R. undisputed full-contact light-heavyweight world champion -79 kg
• 1979-80 P.K.A. full-contact middleweight United States champion -77.3 kg (2 title defences)
• 1978-79 P.K.A. full-contact middleweight Florida State champion -77.3 kg (4 title defences - vacated)

Kickboxing record

Kickboxing Record

72 wins (48 (T)KOs, 23 Decisions), 5 Losses, 2 Draws, 3 No Contests[6] Date Result Opponent Event/Venue Location Method Round Time Record 2002-07-19 Win Eddie Butcher "A Night Of Champions", I.S.K.A. Event @ Tropicana Hotel Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA KO (Overhand Right) 10 72-5-2-3 2000-03-17 Win Dewey Cooper I.S.K.A. Event @ MGM Grand Las Vegas, Nevada, USA Decision 10 2:00 71-5-2-3 Wins I.S.K.A. full-contact cruiserweight North American title -88.2 kg. 1999-05-14 Win Dirk Kimber I.K.F. Event @ Tsongas Arena Lowell, Michigan, USA TKO 3 2:08 70-5-2-3 Wins I.K.F. full-contact cruiserweight world title -88.6 kg. 1991-01-12 Win Ghalib Carmichael W.K.A. Event Anaheim, California, USA Decision 11 2:00 69-5-2-3 Retains W.K.A. full-contact light-heavyweight world title -79 kg (9th defence). Vacates title after win. 1990-07-27 Win Yuleeb Kazakov K.I.C.K. & I.S.K.A. Event @ West Palm Beach Auditorium West Palm Beach, Florida, USA TKO 5 68-5-2-3 1989-12-01 Win Maurizio Curallo P.K.O. Event Rome, Italy TKO (Gave Up) 1 67-5-2-3 1989-11-27 Win Giuliano Grillo P.K.O. Event Milan, Italy TKO 2 66-5-2-3 1989-11-04 Loss Marek Piotrowski F.F.K.A. & P.K.C. Event @ Odeum Expo Center Chicago, Illinois, USA Decision (Split) 12 2:00 65-5-2-3 Fight was for vacant F.F.K.A. & P.K.C. full-contact light-heavyweight world titles. Although his I.S.K.A. full-contact cruiserweight world title was not on the line, Wilson would have to vacate it due to the defeat. 1989-07-03 Win Mike Winkeljohn W.K.A. Event Costa Mesa, California, USA TKO 10 65-4-2-3 1989-04-20 Win Keith Wilson P.K.O. Event London, England, UK TKO 4 64-4-2-3 1989-04-13 Win Ken Stranberg P.K.O. Event Gothenborg, Sweden Decision 5 2:00 63-4-2-3 1989-03-18 Win Ferdinand Mack P.K.O. Event Berlin, Germany TKO 9 62-4-2-3 Wins inaugural P.K.O. full-contact light-heavyweight world title -78 kg. 1988-10-08 Win Rob Salazar I.S.K.A. Event Lake Tahoe, Nevada, USA Decision (Split) 12 2:00 61-4-2-3 Wins inaugural I.S.K.A. full-contact cruiserweight world title -82.7 kg. 1988-07-30 Win John England W.K.A. & K.I.C.K. Event @ James L. Knight Center Miami, Florida, USA TKO 4 60-4-2-3 1987-09-12 Win Branko Cikatić K.I.C.K. Event Orlando, Florida, USA KO (punches) 7 59-4-2-3 Retains K.I.C.K. full-contact light-heavyweight world title -79 kg (2nd defence). 1987-06-22 Win Art Jimmerson W.K.A. Event @ Brassy's Nightclub Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA KO 6 58-4-2-3 1987-04-22 Win Roger Hurd W.K.A. Event @ Brassy's Nightclub Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA TKO 4 57-4-2-3 Retains W.K.A. full-contact light-heavyweight world title -79 kg (8th defence). 1987-01-19 Win Paul Ford W.K.A. Event Merrit Island, Florida, USA TKO 6 56-4-2-3 1986-09-22 Win Rich Lopez W.K.A. Event @ Brassy's Nightclub Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA KO (Round Kick to Jaw) 5 55-4-2-3 Retains W.K.A. full-contact light-heavyweight world title -79 kg (7th defence). 1985-12-06 Win Charlie Archie W.K.A. Event Miami, Florida, USA KO (Kick) 1 54-4-2-3 1985-11-10 Win Michael Husbands I.N.D. Event @ Verdun Auditorium Montreal, Canada TKO 5 53-4-2-3 1984-12-18 Draw Jean-Yves Thériault I.N.D. Event @ Verdun Auditorium Montreal, Canada Decision Draw 12 2:00 52-4-2-3 Receives recognition as S.T.A.R. undisputed full-contact light-heavyweight world champion -79 kg. 1984-09-05 Win Fanta Attapong (Buadan)[7][8][9] W.K.A. Event @ Queen Elizabeth Stadium Hong Kong Decision 7 3:00 52-4-1-3 1984-03-29 Win Dennis Alexio W.K.A. Event Hollywood, Florida, USA Decision 12 2:00 51-4-1-3 Wins inaugural W.K.A. full-contact super light-heavyweight world title -83.2 kg and also receives recognition as S.T.A.R. undisputed full-contact super light-heavyweight world champion -83.2 kg. Before taking the fight Wilson voluntarily vacated his W.K.A. full-contact cruiserweight world title in January, 1984. He would later also vacate his W.K.A. super light-heavyweight world title he won against Alexio in October that same year. 1983-12-12 Loss Samart Parsanmit Royal Thai Army Welfare Event @ Lumpinee Stadium Bangkok, Thailand Decision 5 3:00 50-4-1-3 1983-09-26 Win Pongdienoi Prasobchai W.K.A. Event @ Queen Elizabeth Stadium Hong Kong TKO (Spinning Back Kick) 4 50-3-1-3 1983-08-19 Win Jarvis Gradner W.K.A. Event Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA Decision 9 2:00 49-3-1-3 1983-07-16 Win Steve Valencia K.I.C.K. Event New York City, New York, USA TKO 4 48-3-1-3 Retains K.I.C.K. full-contact light-heavyweight world title -79 kg (1st defence). 1983-05-21 Win Maurice Smith W.K.A. Event Tokyo, Japan Decision 11 2:00 47-3-1-3 Wins vacant W.K.A. cruiserweight world title -86.4 kg. Also receives recognition as S.T.A.R. undisputed full-contact cruiserweight world champion -86.4 kg. 1983-04-19 Win Curtis Crandall K.I.C.K. Event @ Caesar's Palace Las Vegas, Nevada, USA TKO 11 46-3-1-3 Wins inaugural K.I.C.K. full-contact light-heavyweight world title -79 kg. 1983-03-19 Win James Sisco W.K.A. Event Nassau, Bahamas KO 2 45-3-1-3 1982-11-06 Win Demetrius Edwards W.K.C. Event @ West Palm Beach Auditorium West Palm Beach, Florida, USA Decision 9 2:00 44-3-1-3 1982-09-04 Win James Warring W.K.A. Event Tokyo, Japan Decision 11 2:00 43-3-1-3 Retains W.K.A. full-contact light-heavyweight world title -79 kg (6th defence). 1982-04-08 Win Panya Sornnoi W.K.A. Event @ Queen Elizabeth Stadium Hong Kong Decision 9 42-3-1-3 Retains W.K.A. full-contact light-heavyweight world title -79 kg (5th defence). 1982-02-08 Win James Sisco W.K.A. Event @ Queen Elizabeth Stadium Hong Kong TKO 4 41-3-1-3 Retains W.K.A. full-contact light-heavyweight world title -79 kg (4th defence). 1981-12-07 Win Dennis Downey W.K.A. Event @ Brassy's Nightclub Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA DQ (Biting) 7 40-3-1-3 1981-12-07 Win Mark Zacharatos W.K.A. Event @ Imperial Palace Las Vegas, Nevada, USA KO 3 39-3-1-3 Retains W.K.A. full-contact light-heavyweight world title -79 kg (3rd defence). 1981-09-08 Win Panya Sornnoi W.K.A. Event @ Queen Elizabeth Stadium Hong Kong Decision (Split) 7 2:00 38-3-1-3 Retains W.K.A. full-contact light-heavyweight world title -79 kg (2nd defence). 1981-07-25 Win Al Mims W.K.A. Event @ West Palm Beach Auditorium West Palm Beach, Florida, USA KO 3 37-3-1-3 1981-06-24 Win Muhammed Ashraf Tai W.K.A. Event Tokyo, Japan KO 2 36-3-1-3 1981-05-15 Win Larry Nichols W.K.A. Event @ St. Lucie Civic Center Fort Pierce, Florida, USA KO (Kick) 5 35-3-1-3 1981-03-23 Win Greg Smith W.K.A. Event @ Brassy's Nightclub Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA Decision 5 2:00 34-3-1-3 1981-03-10 Win Herbie Thompson W.K.A. Event Westchester, New York, USA KO 8 33-3-1-3 Retains W.K.A. full-contact light-heavyweight world title -79 kg (1st defence). 1981-02-10 Win Eddie Dourant W.K.A. Event @ St. Lucie Civic Center Fort Pierce, Florida, USA TKO 7 32-3-1-3 1980-12-01 Win Larry Lockhart W.K.A. Event @ Brassy's Nightclub Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA TKO 4 31-3-1-3 1980-10-13 Win Andy White W.K.A. Event @ Brassy's Nightclub Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA KO 2 30-3-1-3 Wins inaugural W.K.A. full-contact light-heavyweight world title -79 kg. Also receives recognition as S.T.A.R. undisputed full-contact light-heavyweight world champion -79 kg. 1980-07-21 Win Rodney Batiste P.K.A. World Championship Eliminations @ Brassy's Nightclub Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA Decision 10 2:00 29-3-1-3 Wins eliminator for shot at vacant P.K.A. and S.T.A.R. full-contact middleweight world titles against Jean-Yves Thériault. This fight would never materialise, however, due to a number of contractual & promotional issues. 1980-06-? Win Steve Mackey P.K.A. Event @ West Palm Beach Auditorium West Palm Beach, Florida, USA KO 1 28-3-1-3 1980-05-20 Win Larry Doggert Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA KO 7 27-3-1-3 1980-04-14 Win Bernard Clark P.K.A. Event @ Brassy's Nightclub Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA TKO 6 26-3-1-3 1980-03-05 Loss Glenn McMorris P.K.A. Event @ West Palm Beach Auditorium West Palm Beach, Florida, USA TKO 1 25-3-1-3 Loses P.K.A. full-contact middleweight U.S. title -77.3 kg. 1980-02-08 Win Larry Poore West Palm Beach Auditorium West Palm Beach, Florida, USA TKO 7 25-2-1-3 1980-01-? Win Greg Strong P.K.A. Event Miami, Florida, USA TKO (Kick) 7 24-2-1-3 Retains P.K.A. full-contact middleweight U.S. title -77.3 kg (1st defence). 1979-11-10 Draw Steve Mackey P.K.A. Event Orlando, Florida, USA Technical Draw 2 23-2-1-3 1979-10-23 Win Willie Ruffin Orlando Sports Stadium Orlando, Florida, USA TKO 5 23-2-0-3 1979-09-15 Win Jimmy Horsley P.K.A. Event Orlando, Florida, USA TKO 7 22-2-0-3 Wins P.K.A. full-contact middleweight U.S. title -77.3 kg. 1979-08-? Win Danny Wedges W.K.A. Event @ West Palm Beach Auditorium West Palm Beach, Florida, USA KO 1 21-2-0-3 1979-08-? Win John Shields Bradenton, Florida, USA TKO 2 20-2-0-3 1979-07-? Win Al Durr Orlando, Florida, USA KO 3 19-2-0-3 1979-06-23 Win Benny Fernandez P.K.A. Event Bradenton, Florida, USA DQ (Hit & Hold Clinching) 1 18-2-0-3 Retains P.K.A. full-contact middleweight Florida State title -77.3 kg (4th defence). 1979-06-09 Win Willie Ruffin Miami, Florida, USA TKO 3 17-2-0-3 1979-05-26 Win Jeff Gripper W.K.A. Event @ West Palm Beach Auditorium West Palm Beach, Florida, USA Decision 7 2:00 16-2-0-3 1979-03-07 Win Ted Pryor West Palm Beach Auditorium West Palm Beach, Florida, USA Decision 7 2:00 15-2-0-3 1979-02-17 Win Rich Cook P.K.A. Event Stuart, Florida, USA Decision 7 2:00 14-2-0-3 Retains P.K.A. full-contact middleweight Florida State title -77.3 kg (3rd defence). 1979-01-13 Win James Sisco P.K.A. Event Bradenton, Florida, USA TKO 4 13-2-0-3 Retains P.K.A. full-contact middleweight Florida State title -77.3 kg (2nd defence). 1978-12-? Win Rick Herranz West Palm Beach Auditorium West Palm Beach, Florida, USA KO 1 12-2-0-3 1978-12-02 Win Herbie Thompson P.K.A. Event Stuart, Florida, USA Decision 7 2:00 11-2-0-3 Retains P.K.A. full-contact middleweight Florida State title -77.3 kg (1st defence). 1978-11-18 Win Ron Harry P.K.A. Event Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA KO 1 10-2-0-3 1978-10-20 Loss Robert Biggs P.K.A. Event West Palm Beach, Florida, USA Decision (Split) 5 2:00 9-2-0-3 1978-09-23 Win Ted Pryor P.K.A. Event Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA Decision 5 2:00 9-1-0-3 Wins P.K.A. full-contact middleweight Florida State title -77.3 kg. 1978-04-08 Win Charlie Jordan P.K.A. Event Miami, Florida, USA DQ (Failed Minimum Kicks Rule) 4 8-1-0-3 1977-10-08 Win Robert Parris Melbourne, Florida, USA Decision 7 2:00 7-1-0-3 1977-09-10 Win James Sisco P.K.A. Event Miami, Florida, USA KO (Side Kick to Body) 3 6-1-0-3 1977-07-18 Win Howard Hayden West Palm Beach Auditorium West Palm Beach, Florida, USA Decision 5 2:00 5-1-0-3 1977-05-? Win John Sweet Miami, Florida, USA Decision 5 2:00 4-1-0-3 1977-03-? Win Robert Dillard Melbourne, Florida, USA Decision 3 2:00 3-1-0-3 1976-09-? NC Herbie Thompson Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA No Contest 5 2:00 2-1-0-3 P.K.A. changed result due to improper procedures & equipment which hindered fair competition. 1976-05-28 NC Rudy Burney P.K.A. Event Tampa, Florida, USA No Contest 5 2:00 2-1-0-2 Questionable decision for Burney was changed by P.K.A. due to judging/promoting elements which prevented a fair result for Wilson. 1975-11-? Loss Steve Shepherd Miami, Florida, USA Decision 3 2:00 2-1-0-1 1975-08-? Win Ben Green Melbourne, Florida, USA Decision 5 2:00 2-0-0-1 1975-05-? Win Ken Broadway Melbourne, Florida, USA KO (Side Kick to Body) 3 1-0-0-1 1974-12-? NC Bill Knoblock Space Coast Karate Tournament Orlando, Florida, USA No Contest 3 2:00 0-0-0-1 Part of Wilson's Black Belt examination. P.K.A. changed result to No-Contest which both participants and promoters agreed on. Legend:       Win       Loss       Draw/No contest       Notes

Filmography

Film and Television Credits

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1989	Say Anything...	Sparring Partner	Film
1989	Bloodfist	Jake Raye	Film
1990	Bloodfist II	Jake Raye	Film
1991	Ring of Fire	Johnny Woo	Film
1991	Future Kick	Walker	Film
1992	Bloodfist III: Forced to Fight	Jimmy Boland	Film
1992	Blackbelt	Jack Dillon	Film
1992	Out for Blood	John Decker	Film (also producer)
1992	Bloodfist IV: Die Trying	Danny Holt	Film (also producer)
1993	Ring of Fire II: Blood and Steel	Johnny Woo	Film (also producer)
1993	Magic Kid	Himself	Video
1994	Bloodfist V: Human Target	Jim Stanton	Film
1994	Red Sun Rising	Thomas Hoshino	Film
1994	CyberTracker	Eric Phillips	Film
1995	Bloodfist VI: Ground Zero	Nick Corrigan	Film (also producer)
1995	Ring of Fire 3: Lion Strike (aka: Lion Strike)	Dr. Johnny Wu	Film (also writer--story)
1995	Batman Forever	Gang Leader	Film
1995	Bloodfist VII: Manhunt	Jim Trudell	Film (also producer)
1995	Cyber-Tracker 2	Eric	Film (also producer)
1995	The Power Within	Himself	Film
1995	Virtual Combat	David Quarry	Film
1995	Top Fighter	Himself	Documentary
1996	Bloodfist VIII: Trained to Kill	Rick Cowan/George 'Mac' MacReady	Film
1996	Night Hunter	Jack Cutter	Film (also producer)
1997	Moesha	Himself	(1996 TV series) Episode: "Break It Down" (1997)
1997	Hollywood Safari	Greg	Film
1997	Inferno (aka: Operation Cobra)	Kyle Conners	Film
1997	Papertrail	FBI Agent Ryu	Film (as Don Wilson)
1999	Whatever It Takes	Neil	Film (also producer)
1999	Terminal Rush	Jacob Harper	Film (also producer)
1999	The Prophet (aka: The Capitol Conspiracy)	Jarrid Maddox	Film
2000	Moving Target	Ray Brock	Film (also producer)
2001	Walker, Texas Ranger	Himself	(1993 TV series) Episode: "Legends" (2001)
2002	Redemption	John Sato Collins	Video (also producer)
2002	Modern Warriors	Himself	TV special
2002	Stealing Harvard	Loach's Friend	Film (as Don Wilson)
2002	Mass Destruction	Himself	Documentary
2003	How to Be an Action Star	Himself	Video
2004	Sci-Fighter	Jack Tanaka	Film (also producer)
2006	Crooked (aka: Soft Target)	Danny Tyler	Film (also producer)
2006	18 Fingers of Death!	Himself	Video
2007	The Last Sentinel	Tallis	Film (as Don Wilson) (also producer)
2009	Hollywood Lives	Himself	TV series (one episode)

References

1. ^ http://www.donthedragonwilson.com
2. ^ "How the Dragon Gets His Kicks". The Los Angeles Times. http://articles.latimes.com/1991-01-05/entertainment/ca-6772_1_future-kick. Retrieved 2011-03-29. 
3. ^ W.A.K.O. profile of Don "The Dragon" Wilson
4. ^ Inside Kungfu September 2004
5. ^ "KICKBOXER HAS NEW AIM DON WILSON RETIRES FROM RING, FOCUSES ON ACTING". Orlando Sentinel. http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/1991-10-13/news/9110110164_1_kickboxing-karate-association-don-wilson. Retrieved 2011-03-30. 
6. ^ “STAR System Authenticated Kickboxing Record: Don ‘The Dragon’ Wilson” (19 July 2002 - complete fight record & stats). http://starsystemkickboxing.net/DonWilson.aspx. Retrieved on 21 July 2011
7. ^ “STAR System Authenticated Kickboxing Record: Don ‘The Dragon’ Wilson” (19 July 2002). http://starsystemkickboxing.net/DonWilson.aspx. Retrieved on 2 June 2011
8. ^ “Career Record”. http://www.donthedragonwilson.com. Retrieved on 2 June 2011
9. ^ "Career Highlights: Don ‘The Dragon’ Wilson Professional Kickboxing Record". (August 1992). Inside Kung-Fu Presents Kickboxing magazine, p. 64

External links

• Don "The Dragon" Wilson at the Internet Movie Database
• Don "The Dragon" Wilson at AllRovi
• Don "The Dragon" Wilson Official site
• Interview with Don "The Dragon Wilson"

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Name	Wilson, Don
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Date of birth	1954-09-10
Place of birth	Illinois
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