Undisputed III: Redemption (2010)
Undisputed III: Redemption (2010)
Directed by: Isaac Florentine
Starring: Scott Adkins, Mykel Shannon Jenkins, Mark Ivanir, Hristo Shopov
Genre: Action / Martial Arts
Runtime: 96 minutes
Overview
Undisputed III: Redemption continues the underground fighting saga with pure adrenaline and bone-crunching combat. After being defeated and crippled in the previous film, Yuri Boyka (Scott Adkins) is now a broken man in a Russian prison — but he’s not done yet. When an international prison tournament is announced, Boyka sees it as his chance at redemption, both as a fighter and as a man.
Facing deadly opponents from around the world, including the brutal Colombian fighter Dolor (Marko Zaror), Boyka must push his body beyond its limits to reclaim his title as the most complete fighter in the world.
Highlights
Scott Adkins gives a powerhouse performance, combining raw emotion with world-class martial arts skill.
The fight choreography — designed by Larnell Stovall — is top-tier, featuring lightning-fast kicks, acrobatics, and brutal realism.
Director Isaac Florentine turns low-budget filmmaking into a masterclass in visual action storytelling.
The film balances intense fight sequences with Boyka’s journey of redemption, giving surprising emotional depth.
Marko Zaror stands out as a fierce and charismatic rival.
Verdict
Undisputed III: Redemption is one of the best martial arts films of the 21st century — fast, fierce, and full of heart. With stunning choreography and a compelling anti-hero arc, it cements Scott Adkins as a modern action legend.
Rating: 9/10
