Disco, my question is UFC was reported to have hit a 13.30 rating in Mexico and were saying that is 25 million but under media ratings reports on boxing matches
Rating of 24 = 28 million how can a 13.30 rating be 25 million when a 24 rating is 28million?
RKing85 - this thread is the first I have ever heard of UFC 100 getting 25 million viewers in Mexico.
Yeah I guess I dont get why it would be a big deal in Mexico, Brock, Mir, GSP, Alves, Hendo, Bisping, so I guess maybe since it was a huge event people cared but I doubt it did that many.
But who cares what it did? Yeah I dont remember ever seeing what it did in Mexico.
UFC's mexican hopes were actually helped a little by boxing. On the same night Cain choked hard on JDS' fists Mexicans were watching JMM fight Pacquaio in record numbers.
Was there a difference between where the UFC fights were aired and the boxing fights were aired? Was one on cable the other network? Network and Cable have different rating systems and numbers.
Slipperypescado - Disco, my question is UFC was reported to have hit a 13.30 rating in Mexico and were saying that is 25 million but under media ratings reports on boxing matches
Rating of 24 = 28 million how can a 13.30 rating be 25 million when a 24 rating is 28million?
The rating, when converted to pesos is in the billions.
If other countries get them for free, if you were to watch a stream from a different countries broadcast, would that technically be stealing? Honest question
Kitsura - Was there a difference between where the UFC fights were aired and the boxing fights were aired? Was one on cable the other network? Network and Cable have different rating systems and numbers.
No difference .. both were on terrestrial tv, One was on Televisa ( UFC 100) the other was on Azteca 7, good question though.
maybe they meant on multiple airings? That's how M-1 got their 7.5 million viewers number(although at this point it doesn't seem like even that may be high).
not sure if you know him since you are new to the sport
"Believe me, Mexico is a very important market for us. If you remember, when we first started this thing, the three no-brainers for me were the Unites States, Mexico and the UK. Mexico's taking a little longer than we planned, but we're aggressively working on Mexico."
