Blood and Bone 2 (2026)

 Honor dies hard. But it never stays buried.

Over a decade after shaking the underground fight world, Isaiah Bone (Michael Jai White) is pulled back into the arena when a new generation of violent, corporate-backed fight rings rise—fueled by greed, tech, and global syndicates. But this time, the fight isn’t just for money… it’s for legacy.

 When Bone’s protégé is killed in a rigged bout, he travels to Bangkok, where a brutal international fight league is being run by Viktor Raze (Dave Bautista) — a sadistic ex-mercenary turned fight mogul. Behind the scenes, pulling strings and crushing challengers with surgical precision, is Kane Broderick (Scott Adkins) — a former soldier turned cold-blooded champion, known only as The Reaper.

 The film sets up an epic collision: Bone’s pure martial arts code vs. Raze’s machine-like empire, and Adkins’ lethal agility vs. White’s explosive power. As the stakes rise, Bone must face a fight not just of fists, but of soul — proving that real warriors fight for more than pride.

 Training sequences blend Muay Thai, Krav Maga, and classic karate across rooftop gyms, jungle dojos, and neon-lit cages. Fight choreography is brutally elegant, with Isaac Florentine delivering bone-crunching clarity and kinetic tension that brings every blow to life.

 Rating: 8.7/10 – Blood and Bone 2 is a knockout return to form: raw, intense, and elevated by three action titans at their peak. Jai White delivers heart and fire, Adkins brings unmatched skill, and Bautista oozes menace. The final fight? Legendary.

 “I don’t fight for the crowd. I fight for the ones they forgot.”