UFC 123: 'Rampage vs Machida' prelims broadcast draws 1.5 million viewers on Spike TV
by Jesse Holland on Nov 23, 2010 5:13 PM EST
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Spike TV's "UFC Prelims" special for UFC 123: "Rampage vs. Machida" on Nov. 20 drew 1.5 million viewers, the same number it pulled in for UFC 121: "Lesnar vs. Velasquez" just last month in Anaheim.
The two-fight broadcast from the Palace of Auburn Hills in the suburbs of Detroit, Michigan, featured Brian Foster choking out fellow welterweight Matt "The Immortal" Brown while the "Philippine Wrecking Machine," Mark Munoz, out-pointed the venerable Aaron "A-Train" Simpson.
"UFC Prelims" pulled a 1.1 household rating including a 1.31 rating among men 18-49 and a 1.21 among men 18-34.
Check out the full list of "UFC Prelims" telecast ratings (courtesy of MMA Weekly) after the jump.
- UFC 103: 1.4 million viewers
- UFC 104: 1.4 million viewers
- UFC 106: 1.3 million viewers
- UFC 108: 1.5 million viewers
- UFC 109: 1.7 million viewers
- UFC 111: 1.2 million viewers
- UFC 114: 1.6 million viewers
- UFC 115: 1.5 million viewers
- UFC 116: 1.3 million viewers
- UFC 118: 1.1 million viewers
- UFC 119: 1.3 million viewers
- UFC 121: 1.5 million viewers
- UFC 123: 1.5 million viewers
For complete UFC 123 results and blow-by-blow coverage of the main card action click here and here.
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What fight is pictured?
Drink to remember, drink to forget.
by doonerthesooner on Nov 23, 2010 5:15 PM EST reply actions
is it matt brown brian foster i was just trying to figure that out too it looks like a funky move aha
"I knew i ‘urt ‘im, when he said argh" – GSP
by Rampagelangford on Nov 23, 2010 5:21 PM EST up reply actions
I know right,
“Foster wins by Flying gogoplata!”
Drink to remember, drink to forget.
by doonerthesooner on Nov 23, 2010 5:29 PM EST reply actions
wonder why...
the numbers were as good as the previous offering. I don’t think this PPV was as anticipated. Perhaps had to do with the matchups? I liked the matchups for this one better.
Muñoz is the "Filipino" Wrecking Machine and not the "Philippine Wrecking Machine"
I sleep well, I dream of Arianny Celeste, Brandon Vera and Hector Echervarria's worst acting.
The Machida-Rampage fight not only exposed the faults of MMA judging but also the one-dimesional fighter that Rampage is.
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