Countdown To UFC 143: Diaz vs. Condit Live Discussion
The Countdown to UFC 143 show will be debuting tonight on Fuel at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT, and Bloody Elbow is the place to talk about it. It might be a tad underwhelming compared to your regular Countdown special due to the fact that the UFC has produced a Primetime series about the main event already, but that just gives them more time to focus on Fabricio Werdum vs. Roy Nelson and Josh Koscheck vs. Mike Pierce.
For those that are wondering, the final Primetime episode will air on Friday night, and we'll do a live discussion for that too. Why? We're cool like that.
SBN Coverage of UFC 143: Diaz vs. Condit
Main Card:
Carlos Condit vs. Nick Diaz
Roy Nelson vs. Fabricio Werdum
Josh Koscheck vs. Mike Pierce
Renan Barao vs. Scott Jorgensen
Ed Herman vs. Clifford StarksPreliminary Card:
Max Holloway vs. Dustin Poirier
Henry Martinez vs. Matt Riddle
Alex Caceres vs. Edwin Figueroa
Matt Brown vs. Chris Cope
Dan Stittgen vs. Stephen Thompson
Rafael Natal vs. Michael Kuiper
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by donhead2365@gmail.com on Feb 2, 2012 10:41 AM EST up reply actions
I have it, but I'm still at work
Will chime in after I watch it from my DVR
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I have it but I was working :(
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by TylerTreese on Jan 31, 2012 10:15 PM EST up reply actions
I have sportsnet 1 in canada. Does that count? I get all fx and fuel tv ufc programming I think.
by GSP_RAMPAGE_COUTURE on Jan 31, 2012 9:24 PM EST via mobile reply actions
oddly enough
I liked the Mike Pierce part the best. now intrigued about that fight.
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by Nate Wilcox on Jan 31, 2012 11:47 PM EST up reply actions
i don't see much point in running the countdown on Fuel
might as well do time buys on networks people watch. Fuel is a great place to put low cost content they were generating anyway— weigh ins, prelims, international shows — but serves no purpose as a place to air a 30 minute ad for a ppv. not having the countdowns on spike will cost them a lot of buys. too bad they couldn’t get FX to air the countdowns. Fox is too savvy for that.
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How many people watched the countdown shows on Spike vs those on Fuel? Do we have these numbers anywhere?
dude it's murderous
The Countdowns on Spike TV usually did 500K viewers (and sometimes much more). The first Countdown on Fuel TV did 15K. I’m not shitting you.
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Ouch! 15k?
I see the UFC buying a few commercials on other channels to advertise their PPV’s… talking about that, I did see a commercial for their PPV while watching something last night, can’t remember what show or what channel though… I thought it was interesting as I couldn’t remember the last time I had seen a commercial for one of their PPV’s on a non-sports channel.
One of the biggest problems in the whole fox deal
Is committing to put a lot of content on Fuel TV when it’s not in very many homes/campuses. I’m sure the college demographic is a top demographic for the UFC and I dunno how many Universities are paying to have Fuel Tv as apart of their campus cable package. I know my University isn’t. But we sure do have Fox and FX. Anybody else think that UFC loses viewers now that they have you switching to multiple channels for fights(casual fans, not hardcores)?
by milliondollardreams on Feb 1, 2012 2:29 AM EST reply actions
for weigh ins and prelim fights
that they were putting on Facebook it doesn’t matter. Its just the stuff that used to go on Spike and has been moved to Fuel that hurts. Although I think Fuel TV is a great place for International UFCs.
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FUEL is a joke. I’ll say it again, it was the “quid pro quo” part of the FOX deal for Zuffa.
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