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Ratings for “UFC Primetime: St-Pierre Vs Hardy" a Sign of Things to Come

Tim NgoMar 13, 2010

It was reported on Thursday that the first of three installments of โ€œUFC Primetime: St-Pierre vs. Hardyโ€ captured one million viewers during its original airing on Spike TV.

With all the talk surrounding the lower than expected ratings for โ€œWEC 47: Bowles vs. Cruzโ€ and anticipated low buy rates for last monthโ€™s UFC 110 event, the media has taken Zuffa, LLC to the woodshed.

However, things seem to be on an upswing for the worldโ€™s premier MMA promotion as all of its superstar are finally healthy and scheduled to be competing within the next several months.

Starting with โ€œUFC on Versus ,โ€ the organization will embark on a crazy pace over the next three months as they will host six events between March 21st and May 29th, including four pay-per-views.

โ€œUFC 111 : St-Pierre vs. Hardyโ€ is arguably the UFCโ€™s most star-studded card since UFC 100 and it doesnโ€™t stop there. Anderson Silva and BJ Penn will defend their respective titles at โ€œUFC 112 : Invincible,โ€ Mauricio โ€œShogunโ€ Rua gets his rematch with Lyoto Machida at UFC 113 and Quinton โ€œRampageโ€ Jackson will finally square off against Rashad Evans at UFC 114 .

Weโ€™ll see how parts two and three of โ€œUFC Primetimeโ€ fare on March 17th and the 24th, respectively, but if the first episode was any indication, Octagon brass appear to have things back on track.

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