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Both events are the same day. Seems like Bellator is trying to take on UFC head on and affect their ratings and PPV buys.
It's a pretty easy decision. You have the greatest fighter at any weight class and a true champion. And he's taking on fellow UFC Hall of Famer, Stephan Bonnar.
I mean, have Cain or Fabricio been inducted into any Halls of Fame? Didn't think so.
It's a pretty easy decision. You have the greatest fighter at any weight class and a true champion. And he's taking on fellow UFC Hall of Famer, Stephan Bonnar.
I mean, have Cain or Fabricio been inducted into any Halls of Fame? Didn't think so.
the big problem for UFC is the fact of the "casual" fan will rather watch a MMA event free on spike (with known faces as tito and bonnar) rather than paying for one...that will fuck UFC PPV on buyrate![]()
Cain isn't a draw anyway. Somehow Cain vs JDS 3 did worse than both 2nd and 1st. And his title defense vs Big Foot did pretty avg.
Depending on how Bellator plays its cards it could really affect their prelims and/or main card
the big problem for UFC is the fact of the "casual" fan will rather watch a MMA event free on spike (with known faces as tito and bonnar) rather than paying for one...that will fuck UFC PPV on buyrate![]()
I highly doubt they sell that quantity....i would say the half aprox, in part by Bellator and another hand because currently the UFC PPV sells every day lessThat means the casual fan likely wasnt buying the UFC PPv anyway so how will it fuck the buyrate?
Cain/Werdum isnt a super fight, its not Ronda/GIna or Anderson/Diaz where you expect large casual fan interest in the event.
Cain/Werdum will likely do in the 350-400k PPV range and be a huge hit in Mexico on tv.
I highly doubt they sell that quantity....i would say the half aprox, in part by Bellator and another hand because currently the UFC PPV sells every day less
hmm...not sure which fight is more relevant.
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Nail on the head sir.