Undisputed III: Redemption is the third installment in the Undisputed film series, directed by Isaac Florentine. The film picks up where the second film left off, with Russian inmate Boyka (played by Scott Adkins) suffering from a knee injury that has left him crippled and forced to work as a janitor in the prison. Despite his limitations, Boyka remains determined to prove himself as a fighter and regain his status as a champion.
Enter the international prison fight tournament, a high-stakes competition that pits the best fighters from across the globe against one another for the chance to win their freedom. Boyka sees this as his chance to redeem himself, but he has some tough competition. Among his opponents are Sykov (played by Mark Ivanir), a ruthless and talented fighter from Ukraine, and Turbo (played by Mykel Shannon Jenkins), a powerful and charismatic American fighter.
As the tournament progresses, Boyka struggles to keep up with the competition, but his determination and will to win keep him going. He also develops a friendship with fellow fighter Turbo, and the two support each other through the grueling matches and battles. But when Boyka learns of a dark secret behind the tournament, he realizes that his fight is about more than just winning - it's about exposing the corruption and brutality of the prison system.
Undisputed III: Redemption is a fast-paced and action-packed film that showcases the impressive fight skills of Scott Adkins. The film also touches on themes of redemption, friendship, and the corrupt nature of the prison system. With stunning fight choreography, a compelling story, and strong performances from the cast, Undisputed III: Redemption is a must-watch for fans of the martial arts genre.