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UFC on ESPN +7 Prelims draw 232,000 viewers

April 23, 2019 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Saturday morning’s UFC on ESPN + 7 Prelims on ESPN2 drew 232,000 viewers.  The event took place in St. Petersburg, Russia with the main card airing on ESPN +.

The feature bout of the Prelims event saw Movsar Evloev defeat Seung Woo Choi by unanimous decision.  ‘

The event drew a 0.07 share according to Nielsen via ShowBuzz Daily.

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The low viewership might have been expected considering the early morning start on the west coast.  Add to that the Prelims featured a lot of regional fighters that many North American fans had not heard of.

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