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TUF 10, Episode 5: 2.2HH rating

October 15, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott 6 Comments

MMAPayout.com has learned that last night’s The Ultimate Fighter: Heavyweights earned a 2.2 household rating for an average viewership of 2.8 million. Episode five also drew a 3.3 ni M-18-34, and 2.9 in M18-49. Payout Perspective: TUF 10 has yet to dip below the 2.0 HH average rating, which is remarkable considering that prior to […]

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TUF 10, Episode 4: 2.2 HH

October 8, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott Leave a Comment

MMAPayout.com has learned that Episode 4 of TUF 10 earned a 2.2 household rating last night for an average viewership of 2.8 million viewers. TUF was the highest rated television program in the nation with respect to males aged 18-34 – scoring a rating of 3.8 with 1.1 million viewers. The show also garnered a strong 2.4 amongst males 18-49.  Quarter […]

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TUF 10 Ratings Present Conversion Problem

October 8, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott 4 Comments

Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer details TUF 10’s dominance of the male 18-34 year-old demographic: About 2.28 million Males 18-34 watched the fight (Kimbo vs. Nelson) on the first broadcast, a 7.86 rating in that demographic, and a new record. Another 450,000 watched the replay.   For the show itself, the 6.86 rating in Males 18-34 and […]

Filed Under: Featured, opinion and analysis, ratings, TUF

Dream 11 Ratings

October 7, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott 2 Comments

Chris Nelson over at Bloodyelbow has a good summary piece detailing some of the business ramifications of Dream 11. Last night, DREAM returned to primetime on the Tokyo Broadcasting System for the first time since May. Following the show, event producer Keiichi Sasahara remarked that he was “expecting a good TV rating,” and today it […]

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DVR/TIVO Viewership Adds to TUF 10 Ratings

October 6, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott Leave a Comment

MMAPayout.com has learned that the premier episode of The Ultimate Fighter 10 saw a material benefit to its viewership from DVR/TIVO playback. The episode which debuted on September 16th saw a ratings increase of 9% across all demographics: Ratings with DVR HH average: 4.5 million viewers M18-34: 5.73 rating M18-49: 4.66 rating Ratings without DVR HH average: 4.1 […]

Filed Under: ratings, TUF, TV

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