‏Thunderwolf‏

Raised in Dover, Delaware and now living in Southern California, Thunderwolf comes from a family of nine which, like families of many Black Americans, is mixed with Indian blood.

"Wolf", as he is known by many, has always believed in following his dreams, and attributes his work ethics and strong belief in compassion to his parents. Wolf has two kids, Paul and Monica, from a previous marriage. His wife, Yolanda, took his name (Thunderwolf) as her last name.

Thunderwolf has taken on many challenges in life. Among his accomplishments is a four year term with the United States Air Force as a military firefighter. While serving, inspired by Bruce Lee, Wolf took up the art of Shotokan Karate in 1970 and later Kickboxing and went on to fight among the best in the world. With his typical focus and dedication he became a respected and admired world class fighter. In 1981 he had his first amateur match which he won by points. He had 17 fights, of which he won 16. In 1986 he started fighting professionally for which he trained at The Jet Centers. He had 12 pro fights and lost his last fight against the late Dennis Alexio.

Since his retirement from Kickboxing (1990) Wolf has focused his attention to the film industry including acting, independent productions, and more recently, writing and producing.

His Company, Delaware Coalition Films, was created in 1998 and has produced three independent short films; the most recent being his first SAG signatory film and, by far, the best to date - "The Infamous Buddy Blade.

Among his peers, Thunderwolf is known as an artist who pushes the limits to add a little more variety to an industry which he feels is finally ready to embrace it, furthermore, he finds that people are starting to realize that he is not a man of words but of action who will succeed in anything that he sets out to accomplish.