No Rules (film)

No Rules is a 2005 American direct-to-video action film directed by Gerry Anderson (credited as Gary Jones) and starring Randy Couture, Gary Busey, and Ernest "Ernie" Reyes Jr. The film centers around a corrupt politician and a mixed martial arts tournament with seemingly no regulations.

The plot involves a former MMA champion, Travis McKinley (Couture), who is forced to fight in an underground tournament orchestrated by a corrupt mayor, Vince Ventura (Busey). Ventura intends to exploit the tournament for personal gain and has removed all rules to ensure a more brutal and profitable spectacle. McKinley must navigate the dangerous world of the tournament, facing formidable opponents while trying to expose Ventura's corruption. Reyes Jr. plays a fellow fighter and friend to McKinley, providing assistance in his fight against Ventura's machinations. The film features several fight scenes showcasing MMA techniques and the increasingly violent nature of the "No Rules" tournament. It's considered a low-budget action film and typically draws comparisons to other fight tournament movies.