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The Ultimate Fighter 12 Finale: 1.7 million viewers

December 2, 2010 by Jason Cruz 7 Comments

The Ultimate Fighter 12 Finale finished strong with a 1.3 household rating and an average of 1.7 million viewers. It received a 1.72 rating with M18-49 and a 2.13 in M18-34. This information was confirmed in an email from SpikeTV to MMA Payout. The quarter hour ratings for the 2 hour finale are as follows: 1.35    […]

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UFC 123 Prelims score solid 1.5 million viewers

November 23, 2010 by Jason Cruz 1 Comment

UFC 123 Prelims on SpikeTV garnered a strong audience of 1.5 million viewers for a 1.1 household rating. It earned a 1.31 in M18-49 and a 1.21 in M18-34. Spike TV confirmed this information in an email to MMA Payout. The numbers are tied for the third all-time highest “UFC Prelims” rating according to MMA […]

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TUF 12 Episode 10: 1.8 million viewers

November 18, 2010 by Jason Cruz 2 Comments

MMA Payout has learned that The Ultimate Fighter 12, Episode 10 scored a decent 1.3 hh rating with an average of 1.8 million viewers. Spike TV emailed the ratings information to MMA Payout today. TUF earned a 1.80 with M18-49 and a 2.10 in M18-34. Good ratings for these demographics. Qtr hours/ hh rating: 1.27   1.15   […]

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WEC 52 scores 2nd biggest draw of 2010: 570,000 viewers

November 17, 2010 by Jason Cruz 4 Comments

WEC 52, held Nov. 11th, featuring Urijah Faber versus Takeya Mizugaki garnered a 0.57 household rating and an average audience of 570,000 viewers on Versus. In addition to the household ratings and the average viewers, MMA Junkie reports that WEC 52 scored a 0.79 with men 18-49. Versus held pre and post fight shows in support of […]

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Spike TV ratings for UFC 122 hits average of 2.2 million viewers

November 16, 2010 by Jason Cruz 6 Comments

UFC 122: Marquardt v. Okami, held this past Saturday in Germany scored an average audience of 2.2 million viewers on Spike TV. The event airing on tape delay in the U.S. delivered a 1.4 hh rating – a 2.00 in M18-49 and a 2.16 in M18-34. The information was confirmed by Spike TV in an […]

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