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UFC on Fuel TV 5 ratings reflect night replay did better than live broadcast

October 2, 2012 by Jason Cruz 5 Comments

MMA Fighting reports that UFC on Fuel TV 5 ratings for Saturday afternoon garnered a 111,000 viewers and a 0.25 rating.  But, the Saturday night replay ratings did better than the live broadcast. According to MMA Fighting the Saturday night replay which aired from 10pm-1am in the east and 7pm-10pm on the west coast scored […]

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Bellator 74: 190,000 viewers

October 2, 2012 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Junkie reports the ratings for Bellator 74 on MTV2 recorded an average viewership of 190,000 viewers.  The ratings reflect an increase in viewership over the past three seasons. Via MMA Junkie: Bellator 74’s audience topped the season average for the recently concluded “Summer Series” (180,000 viewers), as well as Season 6 (155,000) and Season […]

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TUF 16 Ep 3: 775,000 viewers

October 1, 2012 by Jason Cruz 8 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that the third episode of The Ultimate Fighter 16 ratings dipped again to an average of 775,000 viewers.  TV By Numbers indicates that this past Friday’s episode scored a 0.5 rating for viewers 18-49. TUF 16 Episode 1:  947,000 TUF 16 Episode 2:  872,000 TUF 16 Episode 3:  775,000 Payout Perspective: This […]

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UFC 152 Prelims: 955,000 average

September 26, 2012 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Junkie reports that the UFC 152 Prelims airing on FX this past Saturday scored a viewer average of 955,000.  The average is second to last in all-time UFC FX Prelim ratings. A further breakdown of the ratings has males 18-49 with a 0.82 rating and a 0.66 rating for males 18-34.  It’s the second […]

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TUF 16 Episode 2: 872,000 viewer average

September 24, 2012 by Jason Cruz 13 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that the ratings for the second episode of The Ultimate Fighter 16: Carwin vs. Nelson on FX dipped to an average of 872,000 viewers.  Broken down, the numbers included a 0.8 rating for M18-49 and a 0.7 for M18-34. The ratings for the two hour debut of season 16 scored 972,000 viewers.  […]

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