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TUF 26 Episode 3 draws 220,000 viewers

September 16, 2017 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The Ultimate Fighter 26 episode 3 drew 220,000 viewers on FS1 on Wedndesday night per Nielsen via ShowBuzz Daily.

The third episode in the new season feature coaxhes Justin Gaethje and Eddie Alvarez coaching women to be placed in the new 125 pound women’s division.

The fight of the telecast featured Ariel Beck and Montana Stewart.  Stewart defeated Beck to move on in the tournament.

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It was the lowest rating for a first-run telecast in the history of TUF.  The show is relying more on its DVR audience than the live audience but this is a low water mark for the show.

Filed Under: FS1, TUF 26, TV, UFC

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