“Every punch is a step toward redemption in this explosive chapter of the Undisputed legend.” 

Boyka 5 (2026) marks the return of Scott Adkins as Yuri Boyka, the relentless underground fighter whose fists have become legend. In this adrenaline-charged installment, Boyka confronts his greatest opponent yet — himself.

After years of trying to walk the path of redemption, Boyka finds his past catching up with him when a criminal syndicate abducts his mentor and threatens to destroy everything he holds dear. Forced back into the brutal world of underground combat, he must fight not only to free his mentor but to finally prove he is more than just a weapon of violence.

Director Todor Chapkanov raises the stakes higher than ever, blending bone-crunching martial arts choreography with a powerful story about honor, sacrifice, and the struggle for identity. Scott Adkins delivers his most raw and intense performance yet, embodying a man haunted by regret and driven by a fierce will to protect.

The film doesn’t shy away from brutal action sequences that showcase Adkins’ unmatched physical prowess. Yet amid the fury of fists and blood, Boyka 5 finds space for moments of reflection and humanity, reminding audiences why Boyka remains such a compelling antihero.

With a climactic showdown that pits Boyka against a towering champion, the film cements its place as one of the most exhilarating martial arts sagas of the decade. Boyka 5 isn’t just a fight movie — it’s a testament to resilience, redemption, and the spirit of a warrior who refuses to stay down.