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They did better ratings during the RENA-Kanna match.
The average rating is basically the same except the peak is much higher this time due to Rena-KannaIs this good? Up or down from previous events?
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Considering UFC just hit a record low on Fox, I'll take that as a win.The average rating is basically the same except the peak is much higher this time due to Rena-Kanna
Great information, seems like they'll be pushing even harder in September.
They are just kind of brushing over the Aug 12 show. Does that not count towards their ratings?
Earliest Crocop is returning is the December card.Hopefully we get Crocop/Jiri in September.
Rizin needs to do what Pride used to do, and get a mainstream star to suck it up and fight. They always made ratings off of people like Sapp, Ologun, Okebono. Guys that were not just fighters or athletes, but legit stars.
Is this Sumo guy from the other night a star? The one who announced that he's fighting? I know that sumo is a huge deal there, maybe if this guy is well known enough he can pull in some ratings. Hopefully he fights better than that Mongolian sumo disgrace from the other night.
Well...guess he will add to a card that should be loaded anyway. Hopefully they can make some moves between now and December and pick up some interesting combatants. I need this promotion to survive...Earliest Crocop is returning is the December card.
I'm having a great time with Rizin, so if it needs to bring in some Sumo wrestlers from time to time I'll deal with it. For me though I watch because of Horiguchi, Kanna, Tenshin, Yachi etc. Plus the production value and sherdog conversation.Well...guess he will add to a card that should be loaded anyway. Hopefully they can make some moves between now and December and pick up some interesting combatants. I need this promotion to survive...
Fuji has basically set them up to fail with their brainless broadcast order (only one fight actually shown live and others get selected highlights) in a 2-hour broadcast makes no sense. And it justifiably pissed off the fans in the arena with the impromptu 1-hour intermission.Well...guess he will add to a card that should be loaded anyway. Hopefully they can make some moves between now and December and pick up some interesting combatants. I need this promotion to survive...
May be they have a contract that stipulates that if they pull in a certain average that they will broadcast the full live cards in the future? Never can tell how these things work in Japan. I agree though, it pretty much sets them up to fail. It's hard to gain traction when the majority of the program isn't live.Fuji has basically set them up to fail with their brainless broadcast order (only one fight actually shown live and others get selected highlights) in a 2-hour broadcast makes no sense. And it justifiably pissed off the fans in the arena with the impromptu 1-hour intermission.
I don't know how they handled the PRIDE broadcasts, but I can't imagine it was as fractured and nonsensical. Who wants to watch fights that aren't even live? Kills the tension and suspense which is 99% of MMA.
Osunaarashi was a very big deal in sumo. They could also grab Shohei Ono, who is a very popular judoka.Hopefully we get Crocop/Jiri in September.
Rizin needs to do what Pride used to do, and get a mainstream star to suck it up and fight. They always made ratings off of people like Sapp, Ologun, Okebono. Guys that were not just fighters or athletes, but legit stars.
Is this Sumo guy from the other night a star? The one who announced that he's fighting? I know that sumo is a huge deal there, maybe if this guy is well known enough he can pull in some ratings. Hopefully he fights better than that Mongolian sumo disgrace from the other night.
I really don't get how you don't make the obvious decision to put Gomi vs Guillard on the live broadcast. You've got 120 minutes to fill and that fight was never getting out of the first round. Gomi got an emphatic win and the crowd went nuclear. Hard to imagine it had nearly the same amount of impact when everyone knew it was pre-taped. With social media there is really no use for watching sports that aren't live.May be they have a contract that stipulates that if they pull in a certain average that they will broadcast the full live cards in the future? Never can tell how these things work in Japan. I agree though, it pretty much sets them up to fail. It's hard to gain traction when the majority of the program isn't live.