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Bellator 105: 520,000 viewers

October 30, 2013 by Jason Cruz 2 Comments

MMA Payout has learned that Bellator MMA Live on Friday received an average viewership of 520,000 viewers.  The show peaked at 723,000 viewers.

Bellator 98 – 437,000 viewers

Bellator 99 – 660,000 viewers, 704,000 DVR+3

Bellator 100 – 700,000 viewers, 736,000 DVR+3

Bellator 101 – 649,000 viewers, 710,000 DVR +3

Bellator 102 – 675,000 viewers. 774,000 DVR +3

Bellator 103 – 539,000 viewers, 638,000 DVR +3

Bellator 104 – 615,000 viewers, 684,000 DVR +3

Bellator 105 – 520,000 viewers

Payout Perspective:

Without the DVR+3 numbers, the rating gives Bellator 105 the distinction of being the second worst of the current season.  The main event last Friday featured Will Brooks defeating Saad Awad in the lightweight tournament semifinal.  In cable ratings, “Gold Rush” on Discovery Channel ruled the night.  It ran during the same time slot as the first hour of Bellator and received over 2.85 million viewers on Friday night according to Television By Numbers.

Filed Under: Bellator, ratings, Spike, TV

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  1. Diego says

    October 30, 2013 at 6:25 pm

    I think I may have watched part of Gold Rush once. It was unbelievably stupid.

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  2. BrainSmasher says

    November 1, 2013 at 4:42 pm

    I don’t believe those shows are real. If they are real if can be fascinating watching them try to find gold. But as we all have learn about reality shows. TV execs do not gamble on their shows. They will not go a gold rush show and run the risk of not finding gold in an entire season. So basically the gold is planted. JUst as those shows like Storage Wars had to start putting a disclaimer on their show. Only an idiot would think all that great stuff comes out of those lockers as frequently as they show them. If they did then the locker owners would never auction them off. But on the show the next locker is always better than the last with someone even more incredible. Boat, Jet ski, jet pack, machine gun, etc. They are basically stocking them with anything that would be cool to see on the show and show them testing out. The reason it is fake is because no one wants to sit at home and watch those guys go through people garbage and clothes which 99.9999999% of all storage lockers are. I don’t trust any of them.

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