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TUF 14 episode 7: 1.5 million viewers

November 4, 2011 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Wednesday night’s episode of The Ultimate Fighter garnered an average of 1.5 million viewers. The seventh episode of TUF 14 obtained a 1.1 overall household rating according to an email sent by Spike officials.

Via MMA Junkie:

Wednesday’s episode, which concluded the season’s quarterfinal round, scored an overall 1.1 household rating, as well as a 1.48 rating among men ages 18-49 and a 1.68 among men 18-34.

Episode 1: 1.5 million
Episode 2: 1.6 million
Episode 3: 1.3 million
Episode 4: 1.5 million
Episode 5: 1.5 million
Episode 6: 1.6 million
Episode 7: 1.5 million

Payout Perspective:

It appears as though that viewers are drawn to either the bantamweights and featherweights or the antics of Miller and Bisping. Whatever it is, the ratings remain steady. Not sure if this sponsor was on the mat before, but video game Street Fighter versus Tekken was on the mat in the Octagon.

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