Boyka: Undisputed IV

The story unfolds in contemporary times, with the underground fighting world as its core setting. It follows a modern-day fighter navigating debt, loyalty, and danger in a world where violence is both currency and consequence. The timeline centers on a single, intense arc of events that reshapes the protagonist's purpose and choices.

The action shifts between Kyiv's underground fighting circuits and the Russian town of Drovny, where a crime boss runs a brutal subculture of violence. In Kyiv, neon-lit venues host secret bouts that blur the line between sport and survival; in Drovny, a community center doubles as a front for the boss's operations. The juxtaposition of a bustling city and a shadowy provincial town establishes the film's gritty, high-stakes atmosphere.

🕊️ Redemption

The core arc follows Boyka seeking redemption after Viktor's death, choosing to fight for Alma's freedom rather than personal glory. His discipline, restraint, and willingness to risk himself demonstrate a pursuit of moral repair. The journey culminates in a self-imposed test of worthiness, not merely victory.

⚖️ Consequences

Violence carries a price that extends beyond the arena. Viktor's death haunts Boyka, and Alma's debt pulls him into a dangerous arrangement to liberate her, showing how action in the ring reverberates through families and communities. The criminal underworld, police corruption, and coercion expose the real costs of power.

🎭 Moral Conflict

Boyka's alliance with Zourab hinges on a morally gray bargain—three fights for Alma's freedom. The fighter must balance skill with responsibility, questioning whether victory justifies cooperating with criminals. The narrative probes whether mastery of combat can coexist with a humane, principled path.