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TUF 17 Episode 10: 1.09 million

April 1, 2013 by Jason Cruz 2 Comments

Before we head into this week’s episode, we would be remiss without letting you know that last week’s The Ultimate Fighter received an average of just 1.09 million viewers via MMA Fighting. It was the lowest ratings for the season.

TUF 17 Episode 1: 1.51 million
TUF 17 Episode 2: 1.27 million
TUF 17 Episode 3: 1.191 million
TUF 17 Episode 4: 1.25 million
TUF 17 Episode 5: 1.13 million
TUF 17 Episode 6: 1.14 million
TUF 17 Episode 7: 1.259 million
TUF 17 Episode 8: 1.12 million
TUF 17 Episode 9: 1.3 million
TUF 17 Episode 10: 1.03 million

Payout Perspective:

Even with appearances by Ronda Rousey, Mike Tyson and two fights, TUF did its lowest ratings for this season. Its disappointing considering there were no major sporting events on Tuesday night. We shall see if two more fights this week will get any rise out of the ratings.

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  1. assassin says

    April 4, 2013 at 8:50 am

    Slight rebound this week

    JUSTIFIED FX 10:00 PM 2249 0.7 (season finale)

    ULTIMATE FIGHTER FX 9:00 PM 1178 0.7

    not sure what movie was on 7-9pm, but it did not crack the top 100 so it did less than a 0.3.

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  2. Tops of says

    April 4, 2013 at 8:48 pm

    Where’s brainsmasher? We need your defense attorney skills to explain this one lol….UFC has peaked….they are now on the decline stage….fertitas should sell now to fox….it’s really getting old….Dana with his in your face brash talkin and cursing gimmick…rogans wrestling style commentary….and the new “rowdy”(geeky would be more appropriate)rousey is not working…

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