The acting is pretty good for what it is. Scott Adkins gives the best performance of his career, thus far. Isaac Florentine’s direction is always welcomed and much improved. It’s more sophisticated, yet still stylish in its usual forms. The story is probably where the film needs the most work. It’s a typical wrongfully accused prison/boxing movie, that does little to work on the character created in the first film.

JJ Perry did an excellent job choreographing the action. He really lets Scott Adkins shine without having boring middle parts, like in "Special Forces". Michael Jai White also looks pretty good. For a boxing movie, they really kept the fights interesting. It's not realistic kickboxing or mixed martial arts, but it does the job of entertaining.

I enjoyed this movie, but it still has its fair amount of problems. Martial arts fans will surely enjoy it, as long as you don't expect any realistic fighting.

Action fans, particularly martial arts fans, will be pleased by what the film has to offer, with the evolution of the film's platform from boxing, to mixed martial arts. The film's story also serves its purpose in developing Chamber's character on a vast level that goes beyond simple action filmmaking.

Unfortunately, like most of Florentine's previous films, despite the improvements he's made, he still bears a tendency to make little mistakes, which further impede him from making it into mainstream Hollywood. Nevertheless, "Undisputed 2" leaves no regrets for action fans, especially those who have waited for Florentine to return to the director's chair!

OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS: The Magnificent Butcher, The Prodigal Son, The Young Master, Paper Marriage, Legacy Of Rage, Iron Angels 3, Island Of Fire, The Last Dragon, No Retreat No Surrender, King Of The Kickboxers, Best Of The Best, Best Of The Best 2, American Shaolin, Rocky IV, Death Warrant, Superfights, Universal Soldier 2: The Return, Undisputed, Gorgeous, Exit Wounds, Fighter In The Wind, Muay Thai Chaiya, Max Havoc: Curse Of The Dragon, Crying Fist, Throw Down, Special Forces, Danny The Dog, Honor, Flash Point, Bound By Blood, The Shepherd and the upcoming Danish martial arts drama, Fighter, directed by Natasha Arthy.