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Bellator 146 draws 650,000 viewers

November 23, 2015 by Jason Cruz 5 Comments

Bellator 146 drew an average viewership of 650,000 viewers Friday night on Spike TV per Sports TV Ratings.  The ratings reflect an increase from its last non-tentpole event.

UPDATED 11/24/2015: per Nielsen sources, the peak for the event on Friday was 867,000.

Bellator 144 drew an average viewership of 555,000 viewers.  Friday’s event which featured Melvin Manhoef taking care of Hisaki Kato in the first round, was an increase of 15%.  Bellator 145 was one of the company’s tentpole events.  It drew 814,000 viewers.

Bellator 146

Overnight Peak
Bellator 132 767,000 1,200,000
Bellator 133 565,000 967,000
Bellator 134 872,000 1,200,000
Bellator 135 607,000 922,000
Bellator 136 655,000 900,000
Bellator 137 594,000 768,000
Bellator 138 1,580,000 2,100,000
Bellator 139 764,000 988,000
Bellator 140 722,000 977,000
Bellator 141 666,000 929,000
Bellator 142 800,000 930,000
Bellator 143 669,000 885,000
Belaltor 144 555,000 823,000
Bellator 145 814,000 1,048,000
Bellator 146 650,000  867,000

Payout Perspective:

The NBA on ESPN featuring Golden State and the Chicago Bulls drew the most in cable ratings for sports programs with 2.853 million viewers per Sports TV Ratings.  The Bellator ratings bring the average viewership for the year to 752,000 viewers.  Notably, World Series of Fighting held an event the same night on NBC Sports Network so you could have watched both events.

Filed Under: Bellator MMA, ratings, Spike, TV

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  1. d says

    November 23, 2015 at 7:23 pm

    Bellator destroying PBC. Haha.

    Reply
  2. dass says

    November 24, 2015 at 6:09 am

    Hahahaha. Last month boxing drew almost 1 million viewers on HBO.

    Reply
  3. PBC says

    November 25, 2015 at 8:24 am

    Just Mayweather vs Pacquiao sold more PPVs than the UFC sold this year!

    Boxing is here to stay because boxing is an essential part of MMA. You can’t have MMA without boxing.

    So geeks like d really need to cut the BS. Can’t wait to see how the antitrust lawsuit filed against the UFC is going to end.

    Reply
  4. d says

    November 26, 2015 at 5:06 am

    “Just Mayweather vs Pacquiao sold more PPVs than the UFC sold this year!”

    The UFC will hit somewhere around 8m ppv buys this year. Mayweather probably did less than half of that despite the delusional number they float out there. Even accepting the promotion’s number, it is still slightly more than HALF of what the UFC is going to do this year.

    You can have MMA without boxing, what the F are you talking about?

    Fairies like Mr. 5000 aliases need to stop acting feminine and start accepting reality for what it is.

    Reply
  5. d says

    November 26, 2015 at 5:06 am

    “Just Mayweather vs Pacquiao sold more PPVs than the UFC sold this year!”

    The UFC will hit somewhere around 8m ppv buys this year. Mayweather probably did less than half of that despite the delusional number they float out there. Even accepting the promotion’s number, it is still slightly more than HALF of what the UFC is going to do this year.

    You can have MMA without boxing, what the F are you talking about?

    Fairies like Mr. 5000 aliases need to stop acting feminine and start accepting reality for what it is.

    Reply

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