The franchise got off to an inauspicious start with the 2002 original while Undisputed is by no means a terrible movie, it doesn't have the impact of the later films in the franchise. When world heavyweight boxing champ George 'Iceman' Chambers, played by Ving Rhames, arrives at Sweetwater prison, his efforts to establish himself as the top dog among the inmate population leads him to set his sights on the penitentiary's boxing champion Monroe Hutchen, played by Wesley Snipes. Though the series has seemingly wrapped up with the fourth movie, Boyka: Undisputed, there has also been talk in the years since of a TV series, as well.

Following his debut in Undisputed 2: Last Man Standing, Boyka has been a staple of the series ever since, while Adkins has gone on to be one of the most respected and recognizable martial arts action stars in the world. Numerous big names that many action fans regard as nothing less than royalty have been a part of the Undisputed franchise over the years, but it's really been Scott Adkins whose been at the center of the series. Adkins plays the Russian prison fighter Yuri Boyka. The action at the heart of the Undisputed movies would also evolve too, going from boxing in the first film to mixed martial arts, or MMA, in the sequels.

Though 2002's Undisputed would get the ball rolling on the big-screen, it's really been the three sequels that have come to define what fans of the series love about it. Among straight-to-DVD action franchises, the Undisputed series has set the bar high.

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