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UFC on Fox 2 Averages 4.66 Million, Peaks at 6 Million

January 31, 2012 by MMAPayout Moderator 14 Comments

Saturday night’s UFC on FOX  2 event from the United Center in Chicago posted a 2.6/5 national rating/share, averaging 4.66M viewers and peaking at just over 6 million according to figures released by Nielsen Media Research today. Fox Sports Media Group Ratings Press Release: As expected, FOX dominated the night on the important younger demographics. […]

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UFC on Fox 2 overnight ratings 2: 4.3 million viewers (UPDATED)

January 29, 2012 by Jason Cruz 5 Comments

TV By the Numbers reports the overnight ratings for UFC on Fox 2 as it clearly won its timeslot among the networks with a 2.2 rating and a 7 share with an estimated 4.373 million viewer average. The numbers may be adjusted (and likely upward) due to the nature of live programming according to TV […]

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UFC on FX 1: 1.3 million viewers

January 23, 2012 by Jason Cruz 9 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that the UFC on FX’s debut scored 1.3 million viewers on Friday night. The prelim bouts on Fuel, which preceded the FX show, received 148,000 viewers. In comparison, Spike TV ran UFC counterprogramming at the same time as UFC on FX which garnered an average of 700,000 viewers. According to MMA Junkie […]

Filed Under: ratings, Spike, TV

“UFC Tonight” draws 61,000 viewers on Fuel TV

January 20, 2012 by Jason Cruz 3 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that UFC Tonight on Fuel TV drew an average of 61,000 viewers on Tuesday night. It triples the viewership of the show from last week. UFC Tonight, the UFC’s news magazine show, debuted January 3rd with a  39,000 viewer average. Last week’s edition scored a low of 20,000 viewers. Via MMA Junkie: […]

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UFC 142 Prelims on FX: 880,000 viewers

January 18, 2012 by Jason Cruz 6 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that FX’s first prelim show for UFC 142 scored 880,000 viewers. According to MMA Junkie, the viewership number is smaller than any of the “UFC Prelims” on Spike TV but beats out all three specials aired on ION Television. As MMA Supremacy points out, “UFC Prelims” never dipped under 1 million viewers […]

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