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WSOF to air on NBC in July

June 17, 2015 by Jason Cruz 2 Comments

WSOF announced that it is returning to network television on Saturday afternoon July 11th preceding UFC 189.  The show will feature its “Unstoppable” series which will show highlights of WSOF fights rather than offer a live event. “We are excited to deliver another hard-hitting compilation of the most memorable, recent bouts featuring WSOF’s collection of […]

Filed Under: NBC, ratings, TV, UFC, World Series of Fighting

PBC on NBC Saturday draws 0.95 rating

June 8, 2015 by Jason Cruz 26 Comments

Premier Boxing Championships on Saturday afternoon drew a rating of 0.95 which is an increase of 12% from its May event on NBC according to NBC Sports. In the main event on Saturday, Robert Guerrero won a split decision over Aron Martinez in the sole fight of the one and half hours. March – 1.08 […]

Filed Under: boxing, NBC, Premier Boxing Champions, ratings, TV

SBJ looks into the finances of PBC on NBC deal

April 20, 2015 by Jason Cruz 26 Comments

The Sports Business Journal (the article is free to non-subscribers) has an exclusive report on how Al Haymon developed his deal to launch PBC on NBC.  Based on public documents obtained by Bill King of the SBJ, it appears that Haymon’s investors have paid NBC over $425 million. The story begins with the initial pitch […]

Filed Under: boxing, NBC, Premier Boxing Champions, TV, UFC

UPDATED: PBC on NBC averages 2.9 million viewers

April 13, 2015 by Jason Cruz 35 Comments

The adjusted viewership for Saturday night’s PBC primetime telecast on NBC drew 2.9 million viewers. The show peaked with 3.4 million viewers. The ratings reflect a 15% drop from its debut in March which drew an average of 3.4 million peaking at 4.2 million. NBC Sports PR tweeted out further info: Sat.’s #PBConNBC averaged 2.9 […]

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PBC on NBC draws 2.62 million viewers, down from network debut

April 12, 2015 by Jason Cruz 35 Comments

The second event for Premier Boxing Champions on NBC network television drew 2.62 million viewers in Live + Same Day ratings according to Television By Numbers.  It also drew a 0.7 rating in the 18-49 demo and 3 share for its 8:30pm-11:00pm airing. The ratings are down from its debut in March of 3.13 million […]

Filed Under: boxing, Featured, NBC, Premier Boxing Champions, ratings, TV

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