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TUF 16 Episode 7: 676,000 viewers

October 30, 2012 by Jason Cruz 15 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that TUF 16 episode 7 garnered another only 676,000 viewers this past Friday.  According to Television By Numbers, the episode earned a 0.4 rating for the 18-49 demo. TUF 16 Episode 1: 947,000 TUF 16 Episode 2: 872,000 TUF 16 Episode 3: 775,000 TUF 16 Episode 4: 1.1 million TUF 16 Episode 5: 624,000 TUF 16 […]

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UFC 153 Prelims: 1 million viewers

October 19, 2012 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Junkie reports that the UFC 153 prelims airing on FX earned a 1 million viewer average.  The average bests the last two FX prelim shows which were below the 1 million benchmark. Although the UFC 153 prelims scored a 1 million viewer average it still does not match the 1.24 million viewer average for […]

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Sonnen-Jones set for TUF 17 Coaches, fight April 2013

October 16, 2012 by Jason Cruz 5 Comments

The LA Times reported that Chael Sonnen and Jon Jones will be opposing coaches for The Ultimate Fighter 17 set to air on FX this spring.  The two coaches will face one another on April 27th. This likely means that Chael Sonnen, coming off of a KO loss to Anderson Silva at middleweight, skips the […]

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TUF 16 Episode 5: 624,000 viewers

October 15, 2012 by Jason Cruz 8 Comments

MMA Junkie reports that the fifth episode of TUF received a dismal 624,000 viewer average.  The rating is the lowest for the TUF series. TUF 16 Episode 1: 947,000 TUF 16 Episode 2: 872,000 TUF 16 Episode 3: 775,000 TUF 16 Episode 4: 1.1 million TUF 15 Episode 5: 624,000 Payout Perspective: One might argue that the MLB […]

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UFC 153: Payout Perspective

October 15, 2012 by Jason Cruz 9 Comments

Welcome to another edition of Payout Perspective from the HSBC Arena in Rio di Janeiro Brazil.  In the main event, Anderson Silva met Stephan Bonnar in a 3 round fight at 205 pounds. We describe the top three matches in Haiku (5-7-5). Silva defeats Bonnar Silva clowns in cage. Big knee to gut of Bonnar […]

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