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TUF Live Ep. 5: 947,000 viewers

April 9, 2012 by Jason Cruz 12 Comments

It was not a good Friday for TUF Live last Friday as the series scored its lowest ratings ever with 947,000 viewers.  Its the first time the series has dipped below a million average. It was not a good night for the rest of the UFC programming either as the first episode of UFC Primetime: […]

Filed Under: ratings, Spike, TUF, TV, UFC

Payout Perspective: UFC-FOX TV Deal Q1/2012 Performance Review

April 5, 2012 by MMAPayout Moderator

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 Q1 of 2012 has passed, we look back and analyze what type of impact UFC programming had on […]

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

Bellator 63: 140,000 viewers

April 3, 2012 by Jason Cruz 3 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that Bellator 63 drew an average viewership of 140,000 viewers last Friday on MTV2.  The ratings are down from last week’s 175,000 viewer showing and the season average of 151,000. Bellator 63 brings down season 6’s average to 148,000 viewers. Bellator 62:  175,000 viewers Bellator 61:  108,000 viewers Bellator 60:  169,000 viewers […]

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TUF Live Episode 4: 1.1 million

April 2, 2012 by Jason Cruz 6 Comments

MMA Junkie reports The Ultimate Fighter Live received an average of 1.1 million viewers this past Friday.  Despite the lack of March Madness competition, it was the lowest rating of the season. TUF Live Episode 1: 1.28 million viewers TUF Live Episode 2: 1.1 million viewers TUF Live Episode 3: 1.2 million viewers Payout Perspective: […]

Filed Under: ratings, TUF, TV

Bellator 62: 175,000 viewers

March 27, 2012 by Jason Cruz 3 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that Bellator 62 ratings were up this past Friday and received an average of 175,000 viewers.  The ratings are up 61 percent from last week’s dismal showing and the live streaming prelims increased in viewership as well. Via MMA Junkie: Bellator 62, which got the organization back in the normal range for […]

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