I watched the first one many years ago, and I thought it was average, so I gave up.
A friend recommended this series a few years ago. From the beginning of 2, I accidentally liked the king of the arena in Russian prisons-Boika. After all, abdominal muscles and roundhouse kicks are more attractive to me than boxing.
In the ending of 3, Boyka escaped from the prison, got off the bus on the side of the highway, and limped to a strange city with a smile on his face. Now that I think about it, it's all perfect.
As for 4, I just feel that this kind of plot is not suitable for Boyka. It should be straight out of nowhere. 3's fighting pattern is quite good, a bit like "Blade Tooth". 4 is a small club game, and the opponents in the ring are also very unsuccessful. For the widow (seems to reveal my daily likes to watch movies), there is no evaluation. As for the ending, the previous work was too perfect, so I didn't like letting him go back to prison. But in reality, Boyka can only live in prison, and those who cannot integrate into life, continue to be the champion. Major leagues can only be a dream.
Atkins is getting old, and this series once known as "the more you shoot the better" will end like this.
View more about Boyka: Undisputed reviews