Boyka: Undisputed IV
Directed by Todor Chapkanov
In the fourth installment of the fighting franchise, Boyka is shooting for the big leagues when an accidental death in the ring makes him question everything he stands for. When he finds out the wife of the man he accidentally killed is in trouble, Boyka offers to fight in a series of impossible battles to free her from a life of servitude. From TMDB
15 reactions from 2 sources (Bluesky, TMDB reviews) · newest Aug 26, 2026 · last updated Oct 9, 2026 · How this works
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Boyka: Undisputed won the Best Fight Award, while Scott Adkins won the Jackie Chan Best Action Movie Actor Award for his portrayal of Yuri Boyka at the 2017 Shanghai Film Festival.
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15 of 15 · most liked firstUndisputed III: Scott Adkins' Boyka is a pretty unlikeable protagonist, the film misses Michael Jai White's easygoing charm, but the fight choreography is maybe even better than part 2. I think the second movie edges it out quality-wise overall, but you can't go wrong with either.
unlabelledView post →Scott Adkins and Lateef Crowder giving us an absolute all-timer and one of the best depictions of combative Capoeira on film with Florentine’s camera movement. On top of that the story and character growth elements of Boyka help elevate this to the top of the DTV mountain.
unlabelledView post →#Watched Boyka: Undisputed IV (2016) - I, the most complete film reviewer in the world, am back to tackle what for now sadly remains the final film in the Undisputed series, which morphed over the years into a star vehicle for Scott Adkins as the most complete fighter in the world, Yuri Boyka. /1
unlabelledView post →Sadly, since the last film, living in Kiev instead of a dank Russian prison has turned Boyka into a huge pussy who literally delivers bibles to church and doesn’t take pleasure in murdering people with his fists. Luckily, ersatz Bane and a bunch of evil Russkies are here to whip him back into shape.
unlabelledView post →ah, (super) loaded gloves so this guy is Yuri Boyka (movie), a Shadow Assassin (anime), AND real-life cheater boxer Antonio Margarito
unlabelledView post →The fourth film in the action franchise, Boyka (Scott Adkins) accidentally kills an opponent in the ring, forcing him to question everything he's worked for. When he finds out his opponent's widow is in trouble, he becomes her champion in a series of seemingly impossible fights.
unlabelledView post →what street fighter always needed to be was 1. stylized 2. campy the fact that they’ve leaned into both of those aspects is very compelling. not every fighting movie needs to be BOYKA. that’s what made honk kong cinema so special. look at early jackie chan
unlabelledView post →for the other action movie sickos on the TL, this is the original Boyka Kick (though not performed by Scott Adkins) this is why Adkins refers to it, himself, as the Guyver Kick, because he very specifically lifted that move as a tribute to this movie
unlabelledView post →So, a little life/career update on the below image - doing a Boyka legacy write up for Big Bad Film Fest's fourth year is a career highlight for me. With that said, I'm looking to get a few more irons in the fire in freelancing/entertainment journalism. (continued in quote post)
unlabelledView post →I am so terrible my favorite martial arts movie might be Undisputed 4?????? He's not a pioneer of the Genre, but the idea that Scott Adkins made Boyka stick is so funnnnnnnyyyyyyy
unlabelledView post →I have sinned against both god and man. I'm a little bit behind the curve catching up on these but... Just finished watching the greatest quadrilogy in the history of prison fighting championship movie quadrilogies. Boyka. Boyka. Boyka. #moviesky 🎥 #scottadkins #bigbeefymenslappingmanmeat #boyka
unlabelledView post →Discover how Boyka made an unforgettable impression! This film reignited a passion for action, proving that someone's still doing it right. #Undisputed2 #Boyka #actionmovies #MichaelJaiWhite #fightscene Full episode - youtu.be/0Vjf-2NF8YY?...
unlabelledView post →Scott Adkins, Djimon Hounsou Teaming for Action-Thriller ‘One Last Fight’ (EXCLUSIVE) Martial arts movie hero Scott Adkins (“John Wick: Chapter 4,” “Undisputed 4: Boyka”) and Oscar-nominated actor Djimon Hounsou (“Gladiator,” “Blood Diamond”) are teaming for upcoming action-thriller … #media #news
unlabelledView post →The return of Yuri Boyka! The last film in the series was seven years ago. I almost forgot everything about it. I had no time to have a quick glance on those before trying this, but while watching this, all the memories came back. It was different. Different means, they wanted the franchise back in action, so they have started with a simple storyline. Everything was predictable in the film, but that was not the point. They a wanted platform, so to move to the better side in the future. Yuri…
neutral · AI labelView post →“Boyka is BACK” This movie is the 4th installment in this amazing fighting franchise it was of great experience where we get to see a soft side of boyka from his usual ruthless aggression which makes the viewers see a good side of him. So the movie starts in a way we see he is trying to get into the big leagues that’s when he causes a death by accident then after that follows the whole events with accordance to that incident. Am not going to explain more as it will ruin the movie don’t want to…
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