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Rumours have been circulating the tycoon universe that manager Stu_Pidasol will be retiring from the fight game.. We can confirm that these rumours are in fact true. We are just about to go to a press conference called by Stu but before we do lets take a look back at the highlights of the career of one of our more colourful Tycoon managers. Stu was granted his managers license on the 2nd of April 2010 it's a career that has spanned around 20 tycoon years, throughout that time he has managed fighters in all weight class, seen countless changes in the cage. He was the No. 1 manger back in 2012 or 13. He managed one of tycoons most well known bad boy in Oompa Loompa who came, saw, conquered before falling upon hard times. His big Heavyweight Ken Oath made it to No. 5 in the world but never had the chin to be able to really make his mark on the big stage. He was a part of 3 winning ITFL teams two of which he captained. His oldest fighter Moe Lester will go down as one of the best in the lower weights even if he didn't manage to capture the No.1 spot. Sorry ladies and gentlemen I will have to finish the back patting, blowing wind up his arse speech as Stu as arrived and the press conference is about to start.... Thanks all for coming along as some of you know my time in the fight game is done and dusted. The passion to continue has dwindled to a point where I can't even be arsed in setting training sessions for my stable of guys, I see most have already found new homes and for that I am glad. There is definitely some potential out there and hopefully with mangers that have the passion those fighters can reach the dizzying heights there were destined to reach. Sport is a wonderful thing but it's very rare though that you get to go out with a fairytale ending, maybe I will get that fairytale as the first fighter to arrive in my gym was Moe Lester, it turns out he will also be the fighter who fights the final fight under the Stu Pidasol's banner. MMA is a wonderful game to be in and in my time I have experienced all the highs and lows you could hope for.. I would like to thank Mike Tycoon for accepting my managers license when I applied as a young lad with delusions of grandeur. I would like to thank the various clan mates I have had over the years. The org owners who put in a stack of effort to ensure my fighters were kept as active as I wanted them to be. I would also like to thank the many managers I have had run ins with over the years, you are what keeps the fight game interesting.. Regrets? Yeah I have one, that I was never able to knock off arguably the greatest manger in the fight business Lance Templeton. I more than held my own against the rest of you muppets. And with that I'm out of here guys, coke, dopey blondes with big cans and plenty of piss is how I'm spending my retirement. Later Stu

http://www.mmatycoon.com/gallery/0/1348615721oompa.jpg Vs http://www.mmatycoon.com/gallery/0/13765766139707.gif Oompa Loompa - 17-3 (6 via KO, 6 via Sub) p4p111 Danny Power - 31-13-2 (15 via KO) p4p79 The little man of the fight game Oompa Loompa made some bold statements just before Christmas about his desire to destroy all those that fought in the 135lb and 145lb divisions. 2 weeks after his claim he fought his last fight in the Invictus Fight Org with an embarrassingly easy decision win against Shazaam McDaniels. Within 5 minutes of finishing his shower the CEO of Evo Mega Jug was on the phone to Stu Pidasol with details of a contract for Loompa. After a quick scan of all the potential opponents Stu decided Evo was the best place for the little man to start his 2014 crusade. Danny Power the current 145lb champion fresh off his loss on the Xmas Bash card was selected as the first victim... Reporter: Loompa it has been a bit of a whirlwind these last few weeks - from big fish in a little pond to a little fish in a shark tank - how are you travelling? Loompa: Yeah you got that right however I'm no little fish - Danny Power will be the first the to realise this. Danny Power has been a great fighter, he has beaten some legends of the fight game, but his time in the sun has come and gone. He is a shell of his former self - riddled with self doubt, typical pom if you ask me. Lacks the mental toughness to hang in the big leagues. Reporter: Bit harsh of you Loompa - have you not seen his 2013 record? Loompa: Yeah I have looked at his record - early days he was like a FOTY winner, but the FOTY isn't won in 6 months you need to back that shit up all year. That middle section when he went 1 from 5 tells us when it all came tumbling down on him. Reporter: You haven't beaten a single fighter of note - and here you sit taking pot shots at a fighter of Power's caliber from the well respected fight camp of Sean McDonnel Loompa: And your point here is? I respect McDonnel but his boy Power is as useless as the English cricket team - this fight is nothing more than my stepping stone to have a crack at the form fighters of the division. Reporter: Just exactly how are you going to tackle this massive fight? Loompa: I'm going to go out there and fight my fight - if I want to stand and trade I will, if I want to take him down I will, if I want to get in and clinch I will. I can finish him wherever i choose. Power on the other hand is gong to need to keep this fight standing. Reporter: He's a Black belt you're a Brown belt - he has you covered on the ground? Loompa: He got his Black belt off the back of a wheeties packet - I can out grapple him in my sleep. In fact I dare Power to take me down - I know he won't have the balls but the challenge is there Power.. Let this fight hit the mat.. Shine that belt up real good for me Power - because in just a few short days while they cart your limp body from the cage the Evo belt will be put around my waist..