One Last Fight (2026)

Genre: Action / Thriller / Fight Movie
Director: Isaac Florentine
Starring: Scott Adkins, Djimon Hounsou, Monique Bartnik, Mirabel Stuart

 Overview:
One Last Fight follows Marcus, a former Muay Thai champion turned martial arts instructor living a quiet life in Bangkok after a personal tragedy. When Marcus discovers that his wife’s younger brother has been coerced into brutal underground fights by a local crime boss, he is forced back into the violent world he left behind — and ultimately into the ring himself. Under pressure from the ruthless gangster Tiga, Marcus must fight not just to save his family but to confront his own demons.

 What Works:

Scott Adkins — Physical & Emotional Anchor
Adkins delivers a strong performance that blends genuine physical intensity with emotional depth. As a Muay Thai-trained warrior coping with grief and family hardship, he makes Marcus more than just a fighting machine — he’s a man pushed to the edge and forced to dig deep to protect those he loves.

Brutal Fight Choreography
Director Isaac Florentine is known for high-impact martial arts cinema, and the fight sequences here are tight, visceral, and stylish without resorting to overly flashy moves. The underground arena scenes feel raw and dangerous, grounding the violence in a gritty world that resonates with threat.

 Final Verdict:

One Last Fight is a gritty, character-driven martial arts thriller that stands out thanks to Scott Adkins’ committed lead performance and Isaac Florentine’s assured action direction. While the story stays within familiar territory, its emotional stakes and grounded fight sequences make it a worthwhile watch for action fans who appreciate real martial arts grit with a human heart.

 “This isn’t just about throwing punches — it’s about what drives a warrior back into the fire.”