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Showtime Boxing (03.26) draws high of 203K viewers for Tszyu main

March 29, 2022 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Showtime Boxing on Saturday night drew an event high of 203,000 viewers on a night featuring Australian Tim Tszyu as he remains undefeated after his victory over Terrell Gausha.

Tszyu defeated the American at the Minneapolis Armory to retain the WBO Global light-middleweight title. The main event drew 203,000 viewers and a 0.05 household rating. The aftermath of the fight registered 165,000 viewers and a 0.05 rating.  The lead-up to the main event and the co-feature of Rivera-Adorno registered with 168,000 viewers with a 0.05 rating.  The Rodriguez-Velasco fight did not get into the top 150 ratings for cable per Nielsen via ShowBuzz Daily.

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