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PBC on Fox peaks with 1.68M viewers Saturday night

March 12, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

PBC on Fox this past Saturday night drew 1.443 million viewers on Saturday night per Nielsen.  The event peaked with 1.681 million viewers from 10:15-10:30pm ET.

The main event which featured Robert Helenius’ 4th round TKO over Adam Kownacki occurred after the 8-10pm ET time slot.  The event was 21% better than ESPN’s UFC Prelims which drew 1.195 million viewers. 

Overall, the main event averaged 1.675 million viewers.  Additionally, Fox Deportes delivered 90,000 viewers and Fox Sports streaming services averaged 5,695 viewers.

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The comparison to the UFC Prelims might be skewed since Fox is on the network and ESPN is cable.  Yet, the viewership is in line with what the PBC has been drawing on Fox.

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

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