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TUF 22: Episode 4 DVR numbers second best this season

October 8, 2015 by Jason Cruz 1 Comment

MMA Payout has learned from a Nielsen source that Episode 4 of The Ultimate Fighter last week drew 845,000 viewers in adjusted viewership including DVR+3 data.  It’s the second best increase from Live+SD rating this season.

The DVR numbers were a great increase from TUF 21 this past spring as it more than doubled last spring’s output for its 4th episode (415,000).  It was also up slightly from Episode 4 last fall which drew 813,000 viewers.

UFC TUF 22 through ep 4

Payout Perspective:

The average DVR +3 rating through 4 episodes is 814,000 viewers which is better than TUF 21 through 4 episodes (572,000 viewer average) but behind last fall’s TUF 20 through 4 episodes (845,000 viewer average).

 

Filed Under: DVR+3, ratings, TUF, TUF 22, UFC

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  1. Could be better says

    October 8, 2015 at 12:02 pm

    Except for the fanboys, no one else cares.

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