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PBC on Fox draws 1.65M viewers Saturday night

December 24, 2019 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

PBC Fight Night on Fox drew a 1.65M viewers average according to Nielsen via ShowBuzz Daily.  The ratings include the overrun which featured the main event of Jermell Charlo and Tony Harrison.

The telecast drew 1.42M viewers in fast nationals.  The increase reflects the addition of the overrun to its calculation.  The event drew 859,000 viewers in the A18-49 demo and a household rating of 1.07.

2019 PBC on Fox (fast nationals)

December 1.42M

August (Arreola-Kownacki main) 1.051M

July 880,000

June (Sunday) 1.007M

May 1.21M

April 1.01M

March 1.34M

February 1.26M

January 1.72M

2019 PBC on Fox Ratings

December 1.65M

August (Lara-Alvarez)1.171M

August (Arreola-Kownacki main) 1.301M

July 923,000

June 1.211M

May 1.385M

April 1.082M

March 1.628M

February 1.376M

January 1.98M

Payout Perspective:

We see not much headway as far as breaking through with a telecast that would hit the 2 million viewer mark as the January 2019 telecast fared better than the end of the year telecast.  We shall see if PBC on Fox can do better in 2020.

Filed Under: boxing, FOX, Premier Boxing Champions, ratings

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