Dale Cook (born November 24, 1958, Tulsa, Oklahoma), nicknamed Apollo, is an accomplished American martial artist and sometime actor.
In the early 1990s, Cook starred in several action-oriented B-movies, including Blood Ring and American Kickboxer 2.
As a professional fighter, he won various titles including the WKA middleweight world championship with a first round knockout of Donald Tucker on 12 June 1987. Cook is a 7th degree black belt and currently operates a karate school in Tulsa and coaches in the World Combat League.
Read more about Dale Cook: Kickboxing Record
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