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UFC 148 Prelims: 1.8 million viewers

July 11, 2012 by Jason Cruz 2 Comments

MMA Weekly reports that the UFC 148 Prelims hit an FX average of 1.8 million viewers.  The rating was the highest for a prelims show on FX thus far.

According to MMA Weekly, the UFC Prelims average for its 2 hour shows is 1.35 million after 7 shows on the FX network.

Melvin (via MMA Mania)


Payout Perspective:

The hype for the main card helped the prelims average here.  1.8 million is a good showing considering FX has moved to a 2 hour prelims show.  While I don’t expect future prelims to hit this average, its a sign that UFC 148 was the biggest show of the year for the UFC.

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  1. Diego says

    July 12, 2012 at 1:35 pm

    Looks like the PPV did about 1M buys which is pretty damn good although I’m sure Zuffa were hoping for more. I wonder how much Silva-Weidman will do.

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  2. BrainSmasher says

    July 13, 2012 at 12:09 am

    Likely not much since Wiedman is being rushed into the fight. Im sure the auto rematch Silva will get will do much better numbers. 😉

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