Yuri Boyka (played by Scott Adkins) is a protagonist in Boyka: Undisputed IV.
Former MMA champion turned prison fighter, known for his relentless drive and brutal fighting style. Alma (played by Teodora Duhovnikova) is a protagonist in Boyka: Undisputed IV.
Boyka's loyal manager and confidante. Helps him navigate international fights and personal struggles. Zourab (played by Alon Aboutboul) appears in Boyka: Undisputed IV.
Ruthless Georgian crime lord and underground fight promoter. Challenges Boyka in Undisputed IV. Koshmar (played by Martyn Ford) appears in Boyka: Undisputed IV.
Intimidating Russian fighter in Undisputed IV. Known for aggressive tactics. Viktor (played by Emilien De Falco) appears in Boyka: Undisputed IV.
Russian fighter or associate in Undisputed IV. Competes in illegal matches. Igor Kazmir (played by Brahim Achabbakhe) appears in Boyka: Undisputed IV.
Russian fighter or associate in Undisputed IV. Part of the underground circuit. Kiril (played by Paul Chahidi) appears in Boyka: Undisputed IV.
Ruthless Russian mobster and Yuri's primary antagonist in Boyka IV. Opponent (played by Tsvetolyub Iliev) appears in Boyka: Undisputed IV.
Unnamed fighter challenging Yuri in underground tournaments.
Boyka: Undisputed IV (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Yuri Boyka
(played by Scott Adkins) — protagonist
Former MMA champion turned prison fighter, known for his relentless drive and brutal fighting style.
Alma
(played by Teodora Duhovnikova) — protagonist
Boyka's loyal manager and confidante. Helps him navigate international fights and personal struggles.
Zourab
(played by Alon Aboutboul) — supporting
Ruthless Georgian crime lord and underground fight promoter. Challenges Boyka in Undisputed IV.
Koshmar
(played by Martyn Ford) — supporting
Intimidating Russian fighter in Undisputed IV. Known for aggressive tactics.
Viktor
(played by Emilien De Falco) — minor
Russian fighter or associate in Undisputed IV. Competes in illegal matches.
Igor Kazmir
(played by Brahim Achabbakhe) — supporting
Russian fighter or associate in Undisputed IV. Part of the underground circuit.
Kiril
(played by Paul Chahidi) — supporting
Ruthless Russian mobster and Yuri's primary antagonist in Boyka IV.
Opponent
(played by Tsvetolyub Iliev) — cameo
Unnamed fighter challenging Yuri in underground tournaments.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Zourab → Koshmar
(Professional Champion Promoter)
Zourab brings Koshmar to his club and identifies him as his true champion.
Zourab → Igor Kazmir
(Professional Elite Henchman)
Igor Kazmir is described as Zourab's elite henchman and fights Boyka as part of Zourab's club matches.
Viktor → Alma
(Romantic Husband)
Boyka discovers that Viktor has a wife named Alma.
Alma → Zourab
(Power Debtor)
Alma owes money to Zourab and works as a waitress in his underground fighting club.
Yuri Boyka → Kiril
(Professional Manager)
After becoming a free man, Boyka has a manager named Kiril and tells him to make a fake passport.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Yuri Boyka → Opponent
(Conflict Tournament Rival)
Boyka easily defeats his opponent in the first match at Zourab's club.
Yuri Boyka → Koshmar
(Conflict Final Rival)
Boyka fights Koshmar, breaks one of his arms and one of his legs, and knocks him unconscious.
Yuri Boyka → Igor Kazmir
(Conflict Defeated Rival)
In the third match, Boyka defeats Igor Kazmir.
Yuri Boyka → Zourab
(Conflict Opponent)
Boyka fights in Zourab's club, resists his attempts to force another match, and later chases him after escaping the club.
Yuri Boyka → Viktor
(Conflict Accidental Killer)
During an underground match in Kyiv, Yuri Boyka accidentally kills Viktor.
Yuri Boyka → Alma
(Alliance Protector)
Boyka travels to Russia and agrees to fight for Zourab in exchange for Alma's freedom.
Story Analysis
A fighter seeks redemption by protecting Viktor's wife while battling through an exploitative underground fight network.