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WWE, UFC Numbers On PPV Going in Opposite Directions

October 17, 2008 by Staff

WWE SummerSlam 2008 drew 467,000 buys on pay-per-view, 294,000 in North America, according to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter. The event was down 14% overall from 2007 and 15% in North America. The event marked the second straight double digit year over year decline for WWE pay-per-view events after a strong start to the year.

In the same pay per view environment, the UFC has seen 15 to 20% gains in year over year numbers for the same time period. That is an impressive performance when juxtaposed with the WWE’s precipitous declines.

Filed Under: pay-per-view, WWE

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