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Strikeforce last event: 310,000 viewer average

January 15, 2013 by Jason Cruz 8 Comments

MMA Junkie reports the ratings for Saturday night’s Strikeforce event averaged just 310,00 viewers a household rating of 0.82.  It was the second lowest rating for an “Arena Series” since 2011 The end of Strikeforce mercifully came to an end as the card which suffered from injuries and one postponement finally occurred. Via MMA Junkie: […]

Filed Under: ratings, Showtime, Strikeforce

Bellator 360: 487 viewer average

January 4, 2013 by Jason Cruz 19 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that Bellator 360’s debut on Thursday night received a viewer average of 487,000.  Its debut featured a two hour block. The first episode scored a 461,000 viewer average and the second episode of Bellator 360 running immediately after the first episode earned a higher average of 513,000 viewers.  The one hour shows […]

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UFC 155 Prelims on FX: 1.4 million

January 3, 2013 by Jason Cruz 6 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that the UFC 155 Prelims on FX averaged 1.4 million viewers.  The ratings ranked 4th all-time for UFC Prelims on FX. 1. UFC 148 Prelims – 1.8 million 2. UFC 145 Prelims – 1.6 million 3. UFC 144 Prelims – 1.5 million 4. UFC 155 Prelims – 1.4 million T-4. UFC 143 […]

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NBC Fight Night on NBC: 1.6 million viewers

January 2, 2013 by Jason Cruz 21 Comments

ESPN reports the ratings for NBC’s Fight Night which aired on network television on December 22nd scored 1.6 million viewers for a 1.2 rating.  It was the second week of boxing on network television as CBS carried a fight card the week before. The main event featured a controversial ending as heavyweights Steve Cunningham and […]

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“Showtime Boxing on CBS” a success in boxing’s return to network

December 26, 2012 by Jason Cruz 15 Comments

ESPN Dan Rafael reports that boxing’s big return to network television on CBS scored a 1.3 rating.  The televised event, “Showtime Boxing on CBS,” on December 15th, aired between 1:45p.m. PT/4:45p.m ET to 3:00p.m. PT/6:00p.m. ET. The rating equates to roughly 1.5 million viewers although the actual numbers have not been released.  The event featured […]

Filed Under: boxing, CBS, ratings, TV

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