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Bellator 73: 167,000 viewer average

August 28, 2012 by Jason Cruz 2 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that the Bellator Summer Series finale earned an average rating of 167,000 viewers.  Bellator 73’s rating brought the summer average to 180,000 viewers. This summer’s season series is lower than last summer’s 229,000 viewer average.  The ratings for this past Friday’s event was lower than Bellator 72’s 193,000 average. Payout Perspective: Bellator […]

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“Strikeforce: Rousey-Kaufman” ratings: 529,000 viewer average

August 21, 2012 by Jason Cruz 4 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that this past Saturday’s Showtime event featuring Ronda Rousey defending her title averaged 529,000 viewers.  The main event saw a bump to 676,000 viewers to watch Rousey armbar Sarah Kaufman in less than a minute. Via MMA Junkie: The viewership numbers include the both the live broadcast, which is distributed to Showtime’s […]

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UFC 150 Prelims: 974,000 viewers

August 14, 2012 by Jason Cruz 6 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that the FX prelims for UFC 150 scored just 974,000 viewers. The ratings were the third lowest since the prelims moved to FX. The other two prelims (rated lower) were UFC 147 and UFC 142. Notably, both of those events were out of Brazil. To further the evaluation the buy rates for […]

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More UFC on Fox 4 ratings

August 7, 2012 by Jason Cruz 8 Comments

Ratings for the UFC on Fox 4 received an average viewership rating of 2.435 million viewers which is higher than first reported.  In addition, MMA Junkie reports the Prelims on Fuel TV received an all-time average high of 194,000 viewers. The final numbers for UFC on Fox 4 came out better than UFC on Fox […]

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UFC on Fox 4: 2.14 million viewer average

August 5, 2012 by Jason Cruz 7 Comments

Television By the Numbers reports that UFC on Fox 4 received an average of 2.14 million viewers and peaked at 2.36 million. The UFC ran second to the Olympics in ratings for Saturday night. The breakdown is as follows for the 18-49 demo: 8:00pm –  0.9, 1.91 avg. viewers 8:30pm –  1.1, 2.10 9:00pm – […]

Filed Under: FOX, ratings, TV, UFC

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