Undisputed III: Redemption (2010)

In the gritty underbelly of the prison world, Russian inmate Boyka, once the undisputed champion of prison fighting, is now a shadow of his former self. Ravaged by a crippling knee injury sustained in Undisputed 2, Boyka's menacing presence has been reduced to the unglamorous task of cleaning toilets. His fearsome reputation has crumbled, leaving him in the dust of his past glories. However, the grim monotony of Boyka's existence is shattered when a high-stakes prison fight tournament is announced. This international spectacle pits the most lethal fighters from maximum security prisons worldwide against each other, their savagery baited by the tantalizing promise of freedom for the victorious. Drawn to the arena once more, Boyka must grapple with his demons and resurrect his formidable fighting prowess. He's not just wrestling for his dignity, but for his place in the tournament and a shot at redemption. Amidst this whirlwind of violence, a powerful underground gambling syndicate manipulates the strings, orchestrating a ruthless survival-of-the-fiercest battle competition featuring eight elite prisoners. Against overwhelming odds, Boyka must not only confront his formidable opponents but also the sinister syndicate pulling the strings. His fight is not merely physical but a battle of wits and willpower. With the odds stacked heavily against him, Boyka braces to dismantle the syndicate's cruel game, intending to bring the entire nefarious scheme crashing down around them. In Undisputed III: Redemption, alliances are forged, rivalries ignited, and redemption is more than a distant dream—it's a prize to be won, in blood and sweat, in the unforgiving cage of the prison battleground.

Undisputed III: Redemption is an action movie featuring Scott Adkins and directed by Isaac Florentine.

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