UFC star Ronda Rousey and Fight Tribe Management president Darin Harvey, Rousey’s former manager, reached an “amicable resolution” to their lawsuit, the two sides announced in a press release.
According to the release, “FTM and Rousey had been in litigation over the terms of their management agreement since March 2014, shortly after Rousey and Harvey parted ways.”
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In November, Harvey told USA Today he stood to lose more than $1 million in legal fees and investments on Rousey’s career, which he managed through her 3-0 amateur career and 8-0 start to her pro career, before seeing a return.
“I created a monster," Harvey said. “She believed she was as special as the press made her out to be …
“They give me absolutely no credit for the success of her career. She’s not a good person."
Harvey, who reveled in Rousey’s loss to Holly Holm in UFC 193 by calling it “poetic justice," made quite the 180-degree turn in Monday’s release, saying he is “rooting for her to reclaim her belt and I wish her continued success in all of her endeavors."
Rousey was equally polite, saying, “I sincerely appreciate (Harvey) and his team's contributions when I needed them most."