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Bellator 134 draws avg viewership of 872,000

March 3, 2015 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Bellator MMA 134 drew an average viewership of 872,000 viewers peaking at 1.2 million viewers during the Liam McGeary-Emanuel Newton main event.

The McGeary-Newton fight averaged 1.1 million viewers.  McGeary won a unanimous decision over Newton to win the Bellator Light Heavyweight Championship.

Bellator 2015

Overnight Peak
Bellator 132 767,000 1,200,000
Bellator 133   565,000 967,000
Bellator 134 872,000 1,200,000

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A 3 plus hour show on Bellator still drew very well as it made it the most-watch Bellator event of 2015.  Aside from the main event, it also included King Mo-Kongo and the “confrontation” between Kimbo Slice and Ken Shamrock to start to hype their fight this June.

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