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I don't think it reaches 1 mill buys.
Closer to 650-750k is my bet.
Closer to 650-750k is my bet.
Wow, you can really see why UFC loves Conor.
Wow, you can really see why UFC loves Conor.
Based on that I expect anywhere from 800k to 2 mil PPV.As we debate on how well UFC 207 will do regarding PPV buy rates, I decided to compile some data. Since UFC 193, there is some correlation between views of the televised weigh-ins on the UFC YouTube channel and PPV buy rates. I am sure a person smarter than me could conduct a sophisticated analysis of the data, but here it is:
UFC 193: Rousey vs Holm- 1,100,000 PPV buy rate (YouTube weigh-in views: 1,105,320)
UFC 194: Aldo vs McGregor- 1,025,000 (1,453,655 views)
UFC 195: Lawler vs Condit- 300,000 (386,621 views)
UFC 196: McGregor vs Diaz- 1,600,000 (1,837,299 views)
UFC 197: Jones vs St. Preux- 425,000 (477,722 views)
UFC 198: Werdum vs Miocic- 350,000 (304,988 views)
UFC 199: Rockhold vs Bisping 2- 320,000 (515,047 views)
UFC 200: Tate vs Nunes- 1,200,000 (1,347,647 views)
UFC 201: Lawler vs Woodley- 240,000 (326,467 views)
UFC 202: McGregor vs Diaz 2- 1,650,000 (1,898,602 views)
UFC 203: Miocic vs Overeem- 475,000 (652,528 views)
UFC 204: Bisping vs Henderson 2- 290,000 (412,316 views)
UFC 205: Alvarez vs McGregor- 1,300,000 (2,232,653 views)
UFC 206: Holloway vs Pettis-150,000 estimate (322,437 views)
UFC 207: Nunes vs Rousey- TBD (1,012,101 views [22 hours after post])
[Note 1: The YouTube views of weigh-ins prior to UFC 206 have more views than they did prior to the start of their respective cards since people can continue to view the video after each event.]
[Note 2: Data from Tapology, MMAPayout.com and media reports.]
I predict the UFC 207 weigh-in will have at least 1.3-1.5 million view prior to the start of the main card. What this rough view of data shows us is that UFC 207 is trending for a 1 million+ PPV buy rate. We will see.
UFC 205: Alvarez vs McGregor- 1,300,000 (2,232,653 views)
You just did what guy melzer has been doing for during the past 5 and he got a lot of respect and credit for thatAs we debate on how well UFC 207 will do regarding PPV buy rates, I decided to compile some data. Since UFC 193, there is some correlation between views of the televised weigh-ins on the UFC YouTube channel and PPV buy rates. I am sure a person smarter than me could conduct a sophisticated analysis of the data, but here it is:
UFC 193: Rousey vs Holm- 1,100,000 PPV buy rate (YouTube weigh-in views: 1,105,320)
UFC 194: Aldo vs McGregor- 1,025,000 (1,453,655 views)
UFC 195: Lawler vs Condit- 300,000 (386,621 views)
UFC 196: McGregor vs Diaz- 1,600,000 (1,837,299 views)
UFC 197: Jones vs St. Preux- 425,000 (477,722 views)
UFC 198: Werdum vs Miocic- 350,000 (304,988 views)
UFC 199: Rockhold vs Bisping 2- 320,000 (515,047 views)
UFC 200: Tate vs Nunes- 1,200,000 (1,347,647 views)
UFC 201: Lawler vs Woodley- 240,000 (326,467 views)
UFC 202: McGregor vs Diaz 2- 1,650,000 (1,898,602 views)
UFC 203: Miocic vs Overeem- 475,000 (652,528 views)
UFC 204: Bisping vs Henderson 2- 290,000 (412,316 views)
UFC 205: Alvarez vs McGregor- 1,300,000 (2,232,653 views)
UFC 206: Holloway vs Pettis-150,000 estimate (322,437 views)
UFC 207: Nunes vs Rousey- TBD (1,012,101 views [22 hours after post])
[Note 1: The YouTube views of weigh-ins prior to UFC 206 have more views than they did prior to the start of their respective cards since people can continue to view the video after each event.]
[Note 2: Data from Tapology, MMAPayout.com and media reports.]
I predict the UFC 207 weigh-in will have at least 1.3-1.5 million view prior to the start of the main card. What this rough view of data shows us is that UFC 207 is trending for a 1 million+ PPV buy rate. We will see.