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Bellator 191 peaked at 737,000 viewers this past Friday on Spike TV

December 20, 2017 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

This past Friday’s Bellator 191 delivered 571,000 viewers peaking with 737,000 according to Nielsen.  The ratings reflect adjustments for DVR ratings.

Bellator 191 featured the debuts of former UFC stars Michael McDonald and Valerie Letourneau.  The event saw an increase in ratings over the last couple events with a live plus same day rating of 511,000 viewers per Nielsen.

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It’s a modest increase in viewership this past Friday night but the event from England produced a higher rating than the past 3 telecasts.  The peak viewership is the highest since Bellator 187.

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