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11 for 11: No. 9 UFC’s big shows in Toronto and Rio

December 22, 2011 by Jason Cruz 3 Comments

UFC 129 in Toronto was the company’s first stadium show which set records for attendance, gate and bonuses. The bonuses were the biggest ($129,000) in recent memory. It also held the first of two UFC Expos held this year. In the end, the UFC had a substantial impact on the economy in Toronto. The card […]

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UFC 140 Prelims on ION: 808,000 viewers

December 13, 2011 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Junkie reports that the UFC Prelims on ION Television scored an average of 808,000 viewers. The two hour show was the third time the UFC’s prelims aired on ION. The ratings rank second lowest in the history of the company’s airing of its prelim bouts prior to its PPV offering. The UFC 140 Prelims […]

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TUF 14 Finale: 2.4 million viewers

December 7, 2011 by Jason Cruz 2 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that TUF 14 Finale on Spike TV scored an average of 2.4 million viewers with a peak of 3.4 million during the TUF main event. It was the highest rated TUF Finale since the TUF 10 Finale in 2009. As you may recall, the TUF 10 Finale featured Kimbo Slice versus Houston […]

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TUF 14 Episode 10: 1.7 million viewers

December 2, 2011 by Jason Cruz 6 Comments

The 10th and final episode of TUF 14 garnered the highest rating for the season with an average viewership of 1.7 million viewers. The ratings results were sent out via an email by Spike TV officials. Via MMA Junkie: Wednesday’s episode, which concluded the season’s quarterfinal round, scored a 1.7 rating among men ages 18-49 […]

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Bellator 59: 265,000 viewers

November 29, 2011 by Jason Cruz 3 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that Bellator 59’s ratings this past Saturday received an average of 265,000 viewers. A replay of the event Saturday night received an average of 136,000 viewers. Bellator also ran an encore showing of the much talked about Alvarez-Chandler fight from Bellator 58. The replay received an average viewership of 237,000 viewers. Payout […]

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