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The Pro Wrestling Post: Raw reaches 1000

July 28, 2012 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

This past Monday was Raw’s 1,000th episode.  The show did very well from a ratings and attendance standpoint with big numbers. Cageside Seats reports Raw 1,000 received a 3.84 rating with an average of 6 million viewers.  Broken down, it received an average of 5.44 million viewers in Hour 1, 6.32 million viewers in Hour […]

Filed Under: pro wrestling, Pro Wrestling Post, ratings, WWE

Payout Perspective: UFC-FOX TV Deal Q2/2012 Performance Review

July 27, 2012 by MMAPayout Moderator 12 Comments

Last year, UFC and FOX announced a huge 7 year TV deal worth as much as $90-$100 million per year, which would move UFC programming from Spike TV to FOX, FX, FSN’s, and Fuel TV. Now that 2012 Q1 & Q2 are in the books, we look back and analyze what type of impact UFC […]

Filed Under: Featured, FOX, opinion and analysis, ratings, TUF, TV, UFC

Bellator 72: 193,000 viewers

July 27, 2012 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Junkie reports that Bellator 72 ratings for its Summer Series scored an average of 193,000 viewers.  It was the second highest ratings average since season 6. Bellator 71 was not on MTV2 as it was streamed online. Bellator 70 had an average of 119,000 after 68 and 69 had promising averages. Payout Perspective: It […]

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UFC 149 Prelims: 1 million viewers

July 25, 2012 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Weekly reports that UFC 149 Prelims on FX drew an average of 1 million viewers.  The average viewership ranks below the 1.3 million viewer average for the Prelims on FX. Despite the below average ratings, the prelims featured the best action of the night as it produced the Fight of the Night (Caraway and […]

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UFC on Fuel 4 ratings, attendance, gate and bonuses

July 12, 2012 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Junkie reports UFC on Fuel 4 garnered a viewer average of 211,000 last night with it peaking at 300,000 as fans saw a new challenger rise in the middleweight division.  In addition, the event had a modest 4,250 in attendance for a gate of $163,495. In addition to the ratings, attendance and gate, bonuses […]

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