Yeah, about that fight with Viktor – the “Undisputed” series is still delivering in the upper one-percentile of martial arts actionbut the team behind “Boyka: Undisputed” clearly want the audience to feel the impact of this out-of this-world match-up as the lynch pin on which the entire film hinges.īoyka says BRING IT ON Signature leaping flying knee strikeīoyka defies gravity and his opponent Pinning his callous foe to the mat
Once the hissing, bloodthirsty villain of “Undisputed 2”, he not only becomes the title character of the fourth installment (or third, depending on whether or not you’ve seen the largely overlooked first film) but transitions into something almost resembling a Christ-like figure in just how much he is prepared to sacrifice for the widow of a man who died by his fists.
This is truly Boyka like you’ve never seen him before. It goes without saying that Scott Adkins can play Boyka in his sleep, but neither he nor the “Undisputed” series have ever been content to rest on their laurels and it shows in what is the undisputed (last time, I promise!) best written film in the franchise. Alma’s menace comes in the form of Russian mob boss Zourab, played by Alon Moni Aboutboul who brings with him an assortment of nefarious henchmen for Boyka to overcome, including his right-hand man Igor Kazmir, played by Brahim Achabbakhe, as well as Boyka’s most challenging foe yet, the hulking behemoth Koshmar, played by the 325lb British bodybuilder, Martyn Ford.īoyka wants this fight more than anything Boyka says keep up your cardioīoyka trains with redoubled intensity A crazed psycho Koshmar ready to chew up Boyka The ever-incredible Scott Adkins once again returns to the role of The Most Complete Fighter in the World, Yuri Boyka and once he steps back into the ring, his is a title that’s certainly hard to dispute. Teodora Duhovnikova portrays Alma, a young woman who becomes the object of Boyka’s protection after a tragedy in the ring befalls her husband Viktor, played by Emilien De Falco. Scott Adkins steps back into his signature role for the third time where the fights are fiercer, the hits harder and the stunts more spectacular, and no doubt to the delight of Bruce Lee, the content is more emotional! Six years is a long time to wait, but at last, The Most Complete Fighter in the World is back for another heart-stopping, pulse-pounding MMA smackdown in “Boyka: Undisputed”, and if there’s one thing every action fan can agree on, it’s that a world without Boyka just isn’t worth living in! Rarely has the question “Was it worth the wait?” been more of the rhetorical variety than when applied to the latest chapter of the “Undisputed” saga.
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