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TUF 25 Episode 10 draws 456,000 viewers

June 22, 2017 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The 10th episode of the TUF 25 drew the best ratings this season with 456,000 viewers on FS1 Wednesday night.

There were two fights on the show as Jesse Taylor submitted Hayder Hasaan in the first round and James Krause edged out Ramsey Nijem in three rounds.

The ratings are the best for the season and the best since Episode 1 of TUF 23 (note the headline for that linked post).

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The good news is that ratings are trending up as the show nears its end.  That’s a good sign.  We’ll see if those ratings transfer over to the TUF Finale.  Certainly, the lack of NBA or NHL is helping the bump in the ratings.

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