Rollback diablo 2 to version 1.13c. Undisputed 3 repeats the process, putting us in the corner of defeated Russian baddie, Yuri Boyka. The trend ends with the fourth movie (sorry, Marko Zaror) because Adkin’s Boyka is too fantastic to lose. Many people look at professional martial artists who segue into movies as athletes first, actors second (or third, or not at all, in some cases). Admittedly, Adkin’s early rolls were, apart from his outstanding physical performance, a little bland.
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Then came Boyka. He could easily have been another raging, boss level thug in the hero’s way, but Adkins infused the Russian murderer with a sense of honor and single-minded devotion that shone through all the prison tattoos. Even though he was a million miles from his real-life smiling British charm, on screen, Adkins was Boyka. U3 allowed Adkins to fully flesh out the character, and Part 4 continues the evolution while maintaining the core of what makes Boyka so interesting, to begin with. Boyka picks up a few months after U3.