Dangerous rush for UFC weigh-in tickets in Brazil

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The UFC knows how big the Brazilian market is. UFC 153 drew a live local TV audience of 12 million and UFC president Dana White just announced TUF: Brazil was doing "NFL" numbers. But this report from Super Lutas is perhaps the clearest example of just how popular MMA is in Brazil.


"The distribution of tickets for the UFC Sao Paulo weigh-ins, which will be held next Friday, ended in turmoil during the open workouts at the Parque Anhangaba
 
The UFC knows how big the Brazilian market is. UFC 153 drew a live local TV audience of 12 million and UFC president Dana White just announced TUF: Brazil was doing "NFL" numbers. But this report from Super Lutas is perhaps the clearest example of just how popular MMA is in Brazil.




From www.mmaliveshere.com

hehehe
Brazilians getting free tickets!

They offer 450 tickets to more than 1000 people present at the event... and expect everyone to make an orderly line???

LOL!!!

Clearly The organization thought this would be like American crowd (pacific) instead of the Brazilian crowd they got...

if they really want to be big in Brazil, they better get local people to organize this...
 
Neat. Glad to see it taking hold there. Its about time, considering how many Brazillians are at the top of the sport.
 
hehehe
Brazilians getting free tickets!

They offer 450 tickets to more than 1000 people present at the event... and expect everyone to make an orderly line???

LOL!!!

Clearly The organization thought this would be like American crowd (pacific) instead of the Brazilian crowd they got...

if they really want to be big in Brazil, they better get local people to organize this...

Exactly what I thought. If you're gonna offer free stuff around here, you better get some strong security people to enforce the lines.
UFC needs to get in touch with some local security companies to learn how to do those things.
 
I think it is a less clearer picture in popularity than the stuff you mentioned first.
 
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