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Glory Kickboxing 24: 283,000

October 12, 2015 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Glory Kickboxing drew an average viewership rating of 283,000 on SpikeTV Friday night per Sports TV Ratings.  Friday night’s rating represents a slight increase from this summer’s Glory 23.

Glory Ratings on SpikeTV 2015

Glory 20 – 359,000

Glory 21 – 488,000

Glory 22 – 152,000

Glory 23 – 284,000

Glory 24 – 283,000

Glory 24 ran from 11-1:08am on Friday night on Spike TV.

Glory ratings through 24

 

Payout Perspective:

It should be noted that a replay of the Junior dos Santos-Stipe Miocic fight from UFC on Fox 13 drew 288,000 viewers on FS1 from 9-10pm Friday night.  Certainly, the late start for the event probably did not help it’s chances of ratings success.  The numbers reflect a stagnation of the Glory product.  While it had better than average exposure in its cross-promotion from Bellator Dynamite last month, the ratings reflect that it did nothing to immediately help Glory as a standalone promotion.

 

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