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TUF 26 Episode 4 draws 381,000 in adjusted viewership, tops for season

September 28, 2017 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The Ultimate Fighter 26 Episode 4 drew 381,000 viewers in DVR+3 adjusted ratings per Nielsen.

Episode 4’s overnight rating was 261,000 viewers.  It was the highest-rated episode of this season.  It is still below ratings for Episode 4 for TUF 25 (348,000; 510,000) and TUF 24 (397,000; 584,000).

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 We should have the ratings for yesterday’s episode 5 later today.  But it’s clear that this season is the least watched of the series but there is incremental signs that people are starting to watch.

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