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Bellator 43 ratings: 182,000 viewers

May 11, 2011 by Jason Cruz 2 Comments

MMA Junkie reports Bellator 43 ratings decreased in ratings from its prior week to 182,000 viewers. The replay drew 152,000 viewers. Bellator 43 featured the finale of the welterweight tournament with Jay Hieron beating Rick Hawn. Payout Perspective: Not bad considering Bellator went up against the Pacquiao fight. Still, the fight started around midnight so […]

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Bellator 42 ratings: 199,000 viewers

April 26, 2011 by Jason Cruz 5 Comments

MMA Junkie reports Bellator rebounded from its worst ratings of the season hitting an average of 199,000 for its Easter weekend offering. Bellator 42 on MTV2 included a solid 180,000 viewers for its replay. Via MMA Junkie: In addition to the 199,000 viewers who tuned in for the live broadcast, 180,000 tuned in for an […]

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Bellator 41 ratings: 132,000 viewers

April 19, 2011 by Jason Cruz 3 Comments

One week after receiving a nice bump in its ratings, Bellator saw its ratings plummet to 132,000 viewers. MMA Junkie reports that the ratings saw a 39 percent decline from last week’s 218,000 viewers. The lowly ratings were 18,000 viewers short of its prior ratings low of 150,000. The replay of the event scored 107,000 viewers. Payout Perspective: […]

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Bellator 40 ratings: 218,000 viewers

April 12, 2011 by Jason Cruz 5 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that Bellator 40 ratings were up with 218,000 viewers. The ratings show the first significant rise in ratings since the second week on MTV2. Via MMA Junkie: Bellator 40 actually overlapped an hour with “Strikefoce: Diaz vs. Daley” on Showtime, which garnered 528,000 viewers. In addition to the initial MTV2 audience of […]

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Bellator 39 ratings: 174,000 viewers

April 5, 2011 by Jason Cruz 10 Comments

MMA Weekly reports that ratings for Bellator 39 Saturday were slightly up to 174,000 viewers. The increase in ratings stops a streak of declining MTV2 ratings for the organization. Via MMA Weekly: Bellator 39 drew an initial audience of 174,000, with 89,000 more tuning in to the replay. While that is a little lower than […]

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