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PPV revenue is a vitally important income stream for the UFC and results thus far this year are disappointing.
Going back to February 2015, it is interesting to note that nine out of the ten PPV's over 500,000 involved either Ronda (184, 199, 193, 207) or Conor (189, 194. 196, 202, 205) - the exception being UFC 200.
Ronda is almost certainly gone and Conor may be gone soon - enjoying his windfall from the Mayweather fight.
Look for the UFC to get very very aggressive promoting the "next big thing" in the hopes of another big draw. But - based on this year's PPV numbers - it looks like the UFC may have been sold "at the top of the market."
Going back to February 2015, it is interesting to note that nine out of the ten PPV's over 500,000 involved either Ronda (184, 199, 193, 207) or Conor (189, 194. 196, 202, 205) - the exception being UFC 200.
Ronda is almost certainly gone and Conor may be gone soon - enjoying his windfall from the Mayweather fight.
Look for the UFC to get very very aggressive promoting the "next big thing" in the hopes of another big draw. But - based on this year's PPV numbers - it looks like the UFC may have been sold "at the top of the market."