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Big Ratings for UFC’s TUF 10 Finale

Posted by JDoyle on Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Filed under UFC · Tagged with kimbo slice, Ratings, TUF

The ratings for the Ultimate Fighter Season 10 Finale show that Kimbo Slice is still a draw. The December 5th TUF 10 Finale was the most watched finale of all 10 seasons, averaging an audience of 3.7 million viewers. The show peaked with 5.2 million viewers during the Kimbo Slice vs. Houston Alexander fight.

Here is how the show did through out the full season:

* Week One: 4.5 million viewers
* Week Two: 2.9 million viewers
* Week Three: 5.7 million viewers
* Week Four: 2.8 million viewers
* Week Five: 2.8 million viewers
* Week Six: 2.8 million viewers
* Week Seven: 2.5 million viewers
* Week Eight: 2.5 million viewers
* Week Nine: 2.4 million viewers
* Week Ten: 2.4 million viewers
* Week Eleven (Two Hour Show): 2.6 million viewers
* Finale: 3.7 million viewers

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One Response to “Big Ratings for UFC’s TUF 10 Finale”

K-Fist says:

December 14, 2009 at 6:21 am

Pretty good show it was. Though I was highly dissapointed that Huston didn’t do much in that fight with Kimbo.

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