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UFC Fight Night 30 on FS2: 122,000 viewers

October 29, 2013 by Jason Cruz 20 Comments

MMA Payout has learned that UFC Fight Night 30 airing on Fox Sports 2 received a viewer average of 122,000 viewers. The show aired live from Manchester, England and aired in the states in the afternoon. UFC Fight Nights on FS1 UFC Fight Night 26:  1.78 million viewers UFC Fight Night 27:  824,000 viewers UFC […]

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UFC Fight Night 30 attendance, gate and bonuses

October 27, 2013 by Jason Cruz 5 Comments

MMA Junkie reports the attendance, gate and bonuses for Saturday’s UFC Fight Night 30.   Lyoto Machida heads the list of bonus winners receiving $50,000 each. The event from Phone4u Arena in Manchester, England had 10,355 fans for a gate of $1.5 million.  The arena’s capacity is 21,000 although we do not know the actual arena […]

Filed Under: Attendance, gate, TV, UFC

Ortiz out, Bellator PPV now on Spike

October 25, 2013 by Jason Cruz 30 Comments

MMA Fighting reports that due to an injury to Tito Ortiz, the Bellator PPV is off and now is being switched to Spike TV.  Rampage Jackson will not fight next Saturday although he is expected to fight soon. Despite having Eddie Alvarez-Michael Chandler moving to the top of the card, Bellator and Viacom decided that […]

Filed Under: Bellator, Featured, Public Relations, UFC

UFC 166 early PPV numbers low?

October 25, 2013 by Jason Cruz 30 Comments

The Wrestling Observer (subscription recommended) has indicated that the initial PPV buy rate for UFC 166 is lower than expected.  While no numbers were provided, the inference was that it was lower than the Bradley-Marquez Top Rank PPV the week prior which expects to have a PPV buy rate between 350,000 and 450,000. If the […]

Filed Under: pay-per-view, UFC

TUF 18 mid-season recap: 476,000 viewers

October 24, 2013 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Payout has learned that Wednesday night’s TUF 18 received 476,000 viewers on FS1.  It was the lowest rating this year but the episode was a recap of the season thus far and featured clips from this season’s shows. TUF 18 Episodes Episode 1: 762,000 viewers Episode 2: 870,000 viewers Episode 3: 639,000 viewers Episode 4: 778,000 viewers Episode 5:  640,000 viewers Episode 6:  725,000 […]

Filed Under: FS1, ratings, TUF 18, TV, UFC

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Never seen such blatant corruption at a championship weigh in. Khamzat is one of the last to the scales and it takes all of 3 seconds for commission to shout “185” he doesn’t touch the scale at all, scale doesn’t even settle. Just gives him the weight. Insanity…

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It is comical the UFC can be the most political sports organization in the history of American sports for clear aims (Ali Act, WH event) while promoting a candidate w/ the most extreme agenda in 50 years and when called to task for that help, pretend they're helpless observers.

Ali Wong's ex-husband got off easier than Russini's current husband.

Now that this Vrabel-Russini thing is full blown, will DC chill tomorrow on the #UFC weigh-in show with Sanko or no

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