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Replay of Toronto Mayweather-McGregor Presser on FS1 draws 283,000

July 13, 2017 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The replay of Toronto’s Mayweather-McGregor press conference on Wednesday drew 283,000 viewers on FS1.  The live show on FS2 drew 107,000 viewers according to Nielsen.

The re-air on FS1 occurred at 11:03 pm ET.  It posted more than Tuesday’s replay on FS1 which drew 133,000.  The live presser from Toronto drew 124,000 on FS2.

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283,000 viewers on FS1 is a lot of viewers for what amounted to the same shtick on Tuesday.  It looks like people are getting curious as to the trash talk.  Sports talk radio is covering it and we’ll see if this momentum continues through the week.

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