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Much of the talk ahead of UFC 157 was how many pay-per-views a show headlined by female fighters could be. Some were predicting in the 700,000 buy range, leaning on a large number of non-MMA fans buying simply to see a historic moment or having been captivated by Rousey's "mystique." Other's predicted a low 200,000 number...
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Post #1 2/26/13 11:48:40AM
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Powerful Ronda Rousey!
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Post #2 2/26/13 12:06:33PM
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WAR RONDA
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Post #3 2/26/13 1:04:12PM
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It's over...bet, two fights this year tops...stupid movies!
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Post #4 2/26/13 1:30:51PM
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I predicted no more than 200K and I'm quite happy to be way off.
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Post #5 2/26/13 2:25:58PM
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If it was around 400 k
Ufc will have her again main event a ppv
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Post #6 2/26/13 2:28:11PM
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Posted by prozacnation1978
If it was around 400 k
Ufc will have her again main event a ppv
What? 400k nowadays is a damn good PPV draw. Miesha will likely be her next opponent in a rematch, and they should improve even more on this number where they can easily sell the fight with the bad blood between them.
Last edited 2/26/13 6:02PM server time by Sonnen316
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Post #7 2/26/13 6:02:04PM
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Lesnar's first PPV buy rate was at 600,000 and he was the co-main to big Timmeh and Big Nog.
I'm very impressed with those numbers, and If she continues to dominate I see her buy rates going to the 750,000 level maybe more who knows!
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Post #8 2/26/13 11:21:23PM
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