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Countdown to UFC 106 Viewership

November 21, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott 1 Comment

The Countdown to UFC 106 program on Spike TV drew a .37 HH rating for an average audience of 445,000 viewers.

MMAPayout.com has been using Countdown to UFC viewership and the live gate revenue from each UFC PPV event to predict the PPV buyrate for that event. Check back on Sunday for a statistical estimate of what the event is likely to draw.

Here’s a quick look at the last three UFC PPVs and their Countdown Figures:

UFC 100: 1,700,000 buys (1,100,000 Countdown)
UFC 101: 900,000 buys (805,000 Countdown)
UFC 102: 435,000 buys (523,000 Countdown)
UFC 103: 375,000 buys (382,000 Countdown)

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  1. mma guru says

    November 21, 2009 at 5:27 pm

    I figure anywhere from 450K to 500K buys. Tito is on this card so there should be a bit of interest.

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