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DVR Data Pushes TUF 10, Episode 3 Ratings

November 3, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott 1 Comment

MMAPayout.com has learned that the Live+7 Day playback data (DVR) for the third telecast of TUF 10 (Wed 9/30) has pushed the episode’s ratings even higher: 

The Live+Same Day M18-34 rating was a 6.81. The addition of 7 day playback increased the number to a 7.34 – an increase of +8%. The average audience increased from 5.3 million viewers to 5.7 million (+8%).

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For those that don’t recall, the third episode featured a bout between Kimbo Slice and Roy Nelson. It fell short of the anticipated 7 million in viewership, but nonetheless drew some very impressive ratings.

If the rumours are true, and Kimbo will indeed be taking on Houston Alexander at the Finale, might that telecast become the highest rated two-hour program in UFC history?

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