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Cast

Wesley Snipes
as Monroe Hutchen

Ving Rhames
as George `Iceman' Chambers

Peter Falk
as Mendy Ripstein

Michael Rooker
as A.J. Mercker

Jon Seda
as Chuy Campos

Wes Studi
as Mingo Pace

Fisher Stevens
as Ratbag

Ed Lover
as Marvin Bonds

Master P
as Rapper No. 1

Silkk the Shocker
as Rapper No. 2

C-Murder
as Rapper No. 3

Boz
as Rapper No. 4

Dayton Callie
as Yank Lewis

Johnny Williams
as Al

Joe D'Angelo
as Vinnie

Nils Allen Stewart
as Vern Van Zandt

Denis Arndt
as Warden Lipscomb

Jim Lampley
as Himself

Amy Aquino
as Darlene Early

Rose Rollins
as Tawnee Rawlins

James Toney

Byron Minns
as Saladin

Maureen O'Boyle
as Interviewer

Nicholas Cascone
as Barry Pearl

Bruce A. Young
as Charles Soward

Taylor Young
as Emily Byrne

Susan Dalian
as Jonelle

Johnathan Wesley Wallace
as Antoine Bonet

J.W. Smith
as Mess Guard

John David Jackson
as Man

Michael Bailey Smith
as Skinhead

Peter Jason
as Oakland TV Announcer

Steve Heinze
as Carlos

Ken Medlock
as Guard 1

George Grigas
as Towner Guard 1

Chris Wynne
as Central Security Guard

George Christy
as Reporter 1

Heidi Jo Markel
as Reporter 2

Jim Hensz
as Reporter 3

Toby Gibson
as Referee

Daren Libonatt
as Ref

Elaine Kagan
as Lady Judge

Sandra Vidal
as Fight Fan

Walter Hill

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Critic Reviews for Undisputed

Audience Reviews for Undisputed

• May 07, 2012

  didn't really connect, snipes wasn't super interesting and rhames wasn't really a villain. easy to see why this film never connected with the audiences.
  Brendan N Super Reviewer
• Apr 13, 2011

  The Mike Tyson story this could be, Mr Chambers (Rhames) goes to jail for an accusation of rape and becomes an even bigger media typhoon than he was before. At first I didn't think much of the film to be honest, it was cliched and kinda boring really plus Rhames as 'Chambers' was an annoying character who you wanted to see beaten. I soon discovered that my feelings towards Chambers actually fuelled my enjoyment as the film continues and Snipes character 'Monroe' comes into play. The tense build up between the two up to the obvious finale does get you going. Lets not get over excited here this is your typical 'Rocky-ish' story with all the usual characters, dialog and scenes, not original but a good beat em up when the fists fly. The final fight is well done and you do feel the blows as Snipes and Rhames match up and sweat over each other, I'm pretty sure Rhames would win in a real fight though as he looks pretty darn solid.
  Phil H Super Reviewer
• Aug 21, 2010

  A solid prison drama with strong performances by Wesley Snipes and Ving Rhames, but the film lacks in any form of human emotion or character study and just leaves a dark shell that isn't totally filled and makes you feel unsatisfied. But it's not to say it isn't well-crafted from it's director, Walter Hill. It also has one of the best boxing showdowns shown in a film since the original Rocky and Raging Bull.
  Al S Super Reviewer
• Sep 30, 2008

  I enjoyed <b>Undisputed</b> for the first thirty minutes or so but after that I became lost. The character we never get to know, oddly, is the hero, played by <i>Wesley Snipes</i>. I can't help but feel that this film lost it in the editing room. Somehow this movie feels like half a movie. Like important parts have been chopped away. I just can't imagine writers <i>Walter Hill</i> and <i>David Giler</i> writing a script with such a non-dimensional lead character. While action film veteran <i>Walter Hill</i> has learned some stylish new tricks to filmmaking, they're not enough to save his latest effort. All in all, two incarcerated boxers go head to head, but it's the movie that gets K.O.'d.
  Steven V Super Reviewer

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