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ICEMAN

This is from www.wrestlingobserver.com

Both sides are very happy. Raw did a 4.4 and UFC did a 1.6. Ultimate Fighter did a 1.3.


I guessed RAW would do a 4.5 and was almost right on the money. UFC did a good rating, but Ultimate Fighter 2 continues to slide in the ratings.

thirty7

Nah! You've got nothing on me. I predicted 4.37, which rounded up for Neilsen purposes is 4.4 :P

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Mr. Kennedy

I wonder if Spike TV will start regretting letting WWE go once all the shows airing when WWE shows did get lower ratings than WWE programs did. After all, a 1.6 isn't much better than what Heat would get.

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Mr. Kennedy

I just checked thirty7 and you picked 4.07, not 4.37
Y2JKOTW was right on since he guessed 4.4

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K Jay

It's cable rating (on which it is normally measured) was 4.7 correctly guessed by prolific Angle Does Not Suck.

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thirty7

Darn diddly. Damn my mathmatical blunders.

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Mr. Kennedy

This comes from The Hollywood Reporter today:

World Wrestling Entertainment primetime franchise "Monday Night Raw" returned to USA Network on Monday with renewed energy. "Raw" locked down 5.6 million total viewers for a three-hour special marking its transition from Spike TV. It was the biggest audience to see "Raw" in more than three years. "Raw" drew 6 million between 9-11 p.m., the two-hour block it has occupied for the past decade -- first on USA before WWE jumped ship to Viacom. By way of comparison, Spike TV drew about 2 million less viewers to "Raw" in its last week on the channel, a sign that NBC Universal's marketing blitz to reintroduce "Raw" might have paid off. Spike TV tried to spoil the "Raw" party by scheduling the special "Ultimate Fight Night Live" between 9-11 p.m., where it drew nearly 2 million. Meanwhile, in broadcast television, Fox's jailhouse drama "Prison Break" delivered its highest ratings yet in the adults 18-34 demographic Monday with its seventh episode and last airing until Oct. 24, while Fox makes room in its primetime schedule for coverage of postseason baseball games.

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That means Raw got about a 4.5 for the whole 3 hours and about a 4.8 during the 2 hours Raw normally airs.

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4.8, that was my guess.. so it wasn't a bad guess

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