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UFC-DISH Network agree to new deal

May 22, 2015 by Jason Cruz 3 Comments

The UFC announced that it has come to terms with the DISH Network to carry its PPV.  The new agreement ends the one PPV hiatus from the network carrier of UFC PPVs. The 14 million DISH Network subscribers will get their chance to order UFC 187 this Saturday. The UFC and DISH Network had come […]

Filed Under: TV, UFC

W. Silva appeals commission ruling to Nevada Supreme Court

May 21, 2015 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Fighting reports that Wanderlei Silva will appeal the Nevada district court ruling which reversed the Nevada State Athletic Commission’s lifetime ban and fine of Silva. Silva’s attorney, Ross Goodman, was pleased with the court’s ruling that Silva’s punishment was overturned but no happy with its ruling that it had jurisdiction over Silva.  With the […]

Filed Under: Featured, legal, NSAC, regulation, UFC

TUF 21 Episode 5: 340,000

May 21, 2015 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The Ultimate Fighter 20, Episode 4 drew an overnight rating of 340,000 viewers for a 0.2 rating in the 18-49 category for adults per Sports TV Ratings.  The rating was good enough to be the highest rated show on FS1 on Wednesday. The show included an appearance by Anthony Johnson and featured a fight between […]

Filed Under: FS1, ratings, TUF, TV, UFC

TUF 21 Episode 4 gains extra 129K viewers via Live +3 numbers

May 20, 2015 by Jason Cruz 25 Comments

The Ultimate Fighter 21 Episode 3 drew an additional viewership of 160,000 viewership in Live +3 ratings which brought the show up to 524,000 viewers according to Nielsen sources. The average viewership bump for Wednesday’s show is at 174,000 viewers.  The average Live +3 (or DVR +3 rating) is 573,000 viewers. Episode 1 – 490,000, […]

Filed Under: DVR+3, FS1, ratings, TUF, TV

Cerrone to lose out on sponsor money after Reebok deal

May 20, 2015 by Jason Cruz 7 Comments

Yahoo! Sports reports that Donald Cerrone is set to lose $60,000 in sponsorship money due to the new Reebok sponsorship deal.  However, Cerrone appears ok with it. Almost 2 years ago, Cerrone signed on with Kevin Harvick’s sports agency and picked up some key non-endemic MMA sponsors which include Budweiser and Fram.  Notably, both are […]

Filed Under: agent, Reebok, sponsorships, UFC

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