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Holm signs with UFC, Carano next?

July 13, 2014 by Jason Cruz 10 Comments

MMA Junkie reported earlier this week that the UFC has signed Holly Holm.  The Holm signing is only one of two signings the UFC hopes to accomplish this month as Dana White now sets his sights on finalizing a deal with Gina Carano. The Holm signing was announced by White via twitter.  White told ESPN.com […]

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Invicta FC announces first card on UFC Fight Pass

July 11, 2014 by Jason Cruz 8 Comments

MMA Fighting reports that Invicta FC’s first card on the UFC Fight Pass will be on September 6th from Kansas City, Missouri.  The announcement was made during a conference call on Thursday in which the promotion was described as part of the “UFC Family.” Via MMA Fighting: The show will be the all-female organization’s first […]

Filed Under: Invicta FC, UFC, UFC Fight Pass

TUF 19 Episode 12: 586,000 viewers

July 10, 2014 by Jason Cruz 1 Comment

MMA Payout has learned that the season finale of TUF last Wednesday received 586,000 viewers which was the third highest in the season.  Overall, the season average was 477,000 viewers. Payout Perspective: We will be trying to obtain the DVR number to round out the graph. Unfortunately for UFC fans, this was one of the […]

Filed Under: DVR+3, FOX, FS1, ratings, TUF, TUF 19, TV, UFC

Report: UFC 174 lowest buy rate since 2005

July 10, 2014 by Jason Cruz 32 Comments

MMA Fighting reports that last month’s UFC 174 from Vancouver received a lowly PPV buy rate between 95,000 to 115,000 buys.  The buy rate is the lowest Yahoo! Sports reported that the show featuring Demetrious Johnson and Ali Baugitinov received 125,000 PPV buys. Regardless, the PPV buy rate is the lowest in the “modern era” […]

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UFC 175: Payout Perspective

July 9, 2014 by Jason Cruz 21 Comments

Welcome to another edition of Payout Perspective.  This time we take a look at UFC 175 which was the centerpiece for International Fight Week.  The main event from the Mandalay Bay in Vegas had Chris Weidman defending his middleweight title against Lyoto Machida. Weidman defends belt against Machida It was a tough title defense, but […]

Filed Under: Featured, FS1, sponsorships, TV, UFC

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@esidery That $13B will be carried by most of the residents. It always starts off saying these owners/investors will pay then once they start to build they start asking the city/state for money.

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The NBA will soon announce the Walton Laurie group as the expansion bid winners for Las Vegas with launch in 2028-29.

Nancy Walton Laurie, Bill Laurie and Raiders minority owner Egon Durban would build a new arena.

Including the arena, their official bid is around $13 billion.

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