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PPV History – UFC 160 main event fighters

May 24, 2013 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Payout takes another look at the prior PPV history of UFC 160’s main event fighters.  The quick conclusion is that the UFC Heavyweight Division is a big draw for fans. Bigfoot Silva EVENT OPPONENT DATE BUY RATE/Rating UFC 156 Alistair Overeem February 2, 2013 330,000 PPV buys UFC on FX Travis Browne October 5, 2012 […]

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UFC on FX 8: 1.3 million viewer average

May 22, 2013 by Jason Cruz 15 Comments

MMA Fighting reports ratings for UFC on FX 8 were down from last event’s high as Saturday’s event from Brazil scored 1.3 million viewers.  The 1.3M figure is on average with ratings for UFC on FX shows. Saturday’s main event on FX saw Vitor Belfort KO Luke Rockhold with a highlight reel reverse head kick. […]

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Rovell calls out White on UFC numbers

May 1, 2013 by Jason Cruz 16 Comments

ESPN Business Reporter and UFC head Dana White went back and forth on twitter on the state of UFC business.  The UFC drew the scrutiny of ESPN business reporter Darren Rovell.  If you didn’t know, Rovell covers the business of sports and is as active on twitter as Dana White.  Rovell sent a tweet out […]

Filed Under: Featured, financial, gate, Public Relations, ratings, social media, Twitter, UFC

UFC 159 Prelims: 1.38 million

May 1, 2013 by Jason Cruz 2 Comments

Dave Meltzer of The Wrestling Observer and MMA Fighting reports that the ratings for the UFC 159 Prelims on FX scored a 1.38 million viewer average. Although Saturday’s showing was down from UFC 158, it was above the 1.2 million viewer average on FX. The UFC 159 Prelims improved on ratings from the UFC on […]

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Updated UFC on Fox 7 ratings: 3.7 million

April 23, 2013 by Jason Cruz 3 Comments

MMA Fighting reports that the final UFC on Fox 7 ratings from this past Saturday scored a 3.7 million viewer average for a 2.2 rating.  The overnight ratings indicated a 3.31 million viewer average. The ratings are less than December’s UFC on Fox 6 which featured Henderson in the main event.  The Seattle show received […]

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