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Bellator 70: 119,000 viewers

May 30, 2012 by Jason Cruz 7 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that Bellator 70 received a meager 119,000 viewer average as it ended its sixth season.  The average for 70 is 90,000 viewers less than the week before. Bellator 69: 209,000 viewers Bellator 68:  169,000 viewers Bellator 67:  165,000 viewers Bellator 66:  109,000 viewers Bellator 65: 163,000 viewers Bellator 64: 175,00 viewers Bellator […]

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UFC 146: Payout Perspective

May 27, 2012 by Jason Cruz 23 Comments

Welcome to another edition of Payout Perspective!  This time we look at UFC 146 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center (if you are Frank Mir), if you are everyone else it was at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada. JDS KOs Frank Mir Just one takedown attempt stuffed by JDS, did the trick and […]

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Bellator 69: 209,000 viewers

May 22, 2012 by Jason Cruz 3 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that Bellator 69 scored a season high average of 209,000 viewers.  The average continues the 3 week trend upward for the company on MTV2. Bellator 68:  169,000 viewers Bellator 67:  165,000 viewers Bellator 66:  109,000 viewers Bellator 65: 163,000 viewers Bellator 64: 175,00 viewers Bellator 63:  140,000 viewers Bellator 62:  175,000 viewers […]

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UFC 146 Primetime Ep 2: 544,000 viewers

May 22, 2012 by Jason Cruz 8 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that the second episode of UFC 146 Primetime scored an average of 544,000 viewers on Friday night on FX. Last week’s debut featuring JDS and Frank Mir had an average of 542,000 viewers. First episode – 542,000 viewers Second episode – 544,000 viewers The previous UFC Primetime, Jones vs. Evans, grabbed an […]

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TUF Live Ep. 11: 821,000 viewers

May 21, 2012 by Jason Cruz 14 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that last Friday’s TUF Live on FX scored an all-time low of 821,000 viewer average.  Its the second time this season that the series has set its all-time ratings low. TUF Live Episode 1: 1.28 million viewers TUF Live Episode 2: 1.1 million viewers TUF Live Episode 3: 1.2 million viewers TUF Live Episode 4: […]

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