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Bellator MMA Live (92): 741,000 viewers

March 9, 2013 by Jason Cruz 2 Comments

Bellator MMA Live (92) this past Thursday received a viewer average of 741,000 viewers.  Its replay did 311,000 viewers for an overall total of a little over 1 million viewers.

Bellator 85:  938,000 viewers
Bellator 86:  812,000 viewers
Bellator 87:  705,000 viewers
Bellator 88:  807,000 viewers
Bellator 89:  719,000 viewers
Bellator 90:  737,000 viewers
Bellator 91:  901,000 viewers

Impact Wrestling did 1.425M viewers for a 0.5 rating amongst the Adults 18-49 demo.

According to MMA Fighting, this week is slightly off the 795K average for this season.

Payout Perspective:

Decent ratings for a night that didn’t have too many big names.  The drop off of approximately half the viewing audience from Impact Wrestling might draw a flag considering the hope is that there would be carryover.

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  1. Brain Smasher says

    March 9, 2013 at 9:44 pm

    One has to wonder how effective they will be down the road converting the TNA crowd since their multi promotion star, King Mo, got owned.

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  2. assassin says

    March 10, 2013 at 3:28 pm

    Dont read too much onto some of the replay numbers as if you tape bellator you know you have to add at least 30 minutes overage or you will miss the end of the main event.

    Still a viable #2 organization. We will have to see if WSOF can mount a legitimate threat to them in the future, but not now.

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