Synopsis: Hiding in a church gym, Boyka enters “The Crucible,” an offshore, rope‑less tournament run by a cartel that owns his past. The bracket is a gauntlet: a silat phantom (Iko Uwais) whose angles cut like glass, and the house champion—“Iceman” Chambers (Michael Jai White)—dragged back to settle a debt. Teaser flashes: a stairwell one‑take through flying knees and chain wraps; a drained‑pool pit where concrete eats blood; a rain‑slick rooftop with spinning hook vs. elbow trap; a freight‑elevator round where the floor drops between bells. When the syndicate rigs the final, enemies become allies—one path out: beat the system, then break it. Final stinger: gloves touch, lights die. In the dark, Boyka whispers, “One last time.”

 Review: Bone‑clean geography, stunt‑real impact—silat precision vs. sambo power with heavyweight swagger. Adkins slices, Uwais ghosts, White thunders. If the cut holds, expect a crowd‑roaring clinic in grit, skill, and honor paid in sweat.