Undisputed III: Redemption

2010 "One deadly tournament. Last fight for freedom."

Undisputed III: Redemption

7.3 | 1h36m | R | en | Action

Russian inmate Boyka, now severely hobbled by the knee injury suffered at the end of Undisputed 2. No longer the feared prison fighter he was, he has declined so far that he is now good only for cleaning toilets. But when a new prison fight tournament begins - an international affair, matching the best fighters from prisons around the globe, enticing them with the promise of freedom for the winner - Boyka must reclaim his dignity and fight for his position in the tournament.

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Released: May. 22,2010 | Released Producted By: Nu Image , Undisputed 3 Productions Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Cast

Scott Adkins , Mykel Shannon Jenkins , Mark Ivanir

Director

Valentina Mladenova

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Nu Image , Undisputed 3 Productions

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Cast

Scott Adkins

as Yuri Boyka

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Mykel Shannon Jenkins

as Turbo

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Mark Ivanir

as Gaga

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Reviews

sabujosephjr I have seen a truck-load of martial arts films ( all the way from The Big Boss, Enter the Dragon etc) and boy was I thrilled to have seen this film. It kind of reignited the spark for MMA movies that I was missing for a long time. By the time I finished seeing Undisputed 2, I was shocked to find out that Boyka was portrayed by an English actor.....that was the level of enactment he did to bring the stereotypical Russian prisoner we all have in mind.I was absolutely blown away by the tribute montage ( using the song can't be touched by Roy JOnes Jr.) posted on Youtube and knew that I definitely needed to see this.I had gone to the barbershop three times to get the Boyka haircut...which he eventually used as the poster to his shop.This movie is a must watch for martial arts fans and Scott Adkins deserves more meatier roles in the future

Michael Ball Undisputed 3 is exactly what you want from a martial arts movie. No Hollywood style choppy/shaky cam, just good clean choreographed fights with actors who know what they're doing and put together to create non- stop epic fight scenes throughout the entire movie.Scott Adkins delivers yet again on his performance as Yuri Boyka, "the most complete fighter in the world" with this beautifully choreographed film as well as giving us a compelling character. The plot isn't perfect, but in all honesty it doesn't need to be, and in saying that it's by no means bad either. There's really nothing more to say other than if you want an amazing action movie that will leave you hyped then this is for you.

A K Undisputed 2 may have been one of the best straight to DVD sequels ever made but Undisputed 3 is the best straight to DVD Threequal yet!!! Cult favourite Yuri Boyka is back and still "the most complete fighter in the world". The reason this one is the best is because we get to see more Yuri plus the plot is better than the other films. Yuri is in the first ever inter-prison fight tournament in which the winner gets his freedom. So with this plot we get a lot more colorful characters and more great fight scenes. Overall this film is a solid B-level action film. Martial arts movie fans, this is a must watch.7/10

KineticSeoul Although I didn't like the first movie, after watching part 2 I thought this franchise might have potential. Yuri Boyka(Scott Adkins) who was the main villain in the second movie is back and this time he is the main character. Unlike the previous movie, this time it's more like a tournament where bunch of convicts must fight each other in the ring and be the winner in order to get freedom. The losers are however eliminated from the tournament. I really liked how Yuri Boyka's amazing fighting skills and choreography is more explored in this one. In fact this movie sort of does make Boyka seem like the most complete fighter in the world. People who seen the previous Undisputed movies know that this franchise is about fighting and you will get good amounts of it and pretty good ones at that. So if you want action you will most definitely get satisfying amounts of it in this one. For a B-movie most people won't be expecting much from it, I wasn't expecting much either but got almost all I wanted out of this type of movie. For anyone who is into fighting movies should check this one out. If there is ever a 4th installment, I will most definitely make sure to see it.6.9/10