June 20, 2025

Boyka: Undisputed 5 (2026) delivers a thunderous return to the underground fight circuit, unleashing bone-shattering action, gritty emotion, and the most intense showdown of the franchise. Scott Adkins is back as Yuri Boyka—the most complete fighter in the world—and this time, he faces a brutal enemy unlike any before.

After years of living in the shadows, Boyka is forced back into the ring when his former trainer is murdered by an international fight syndicate operating an illegal bloodsport empire. Determined to expose the corruption and honor his mentor’s legacy, Boyka infiltrates the organization—only to find that the reigning champion is none other than Dominik Krav, a monstrous ex-special forces fighter played by Dave Bautista.

The film builds toward an explosive final fight set in a cage surrounded by thousands of bloodthirsty spectators. The choreography is fast, raw, and unforgiving—every punch echoes with rage, every kick feels personal. Adkins and Bautista give physical performances of pure power and skill, bringing a level of realism that fans of the series will love.

But Undisputed 5 is more than fists and fury—it’s about redemption, control, and reclaiming one’s purpose. Boyka is older, more reflective, and wrestling with his inner demons. Bautista’s Krav is not just a brute—he’s a tragic villain with his own twisted sense of honor, creating a layered and emotional rivalry.

Director Isaac Florentine returns to the franchise, keeping the tone tight, dark, and thrilling. From the sweat-soaked gyms of Eastern Europe to the grand arenas of underground fight clubs, the atmosphere is intense and immersive.

With a powerful story, brutal action, and a career-best performance from Scott Adkins, Boyka: Undisputed 5 is a knockout conclusion (or rebirth) of the franchise. It’s a savage ballet of fists, fury, and faith. In the ring, there are no second chances—only survival.