No, these young ladies aren't members of the Carolina Panther cheerleading squad. Just part of the cast of Spike TV's "Ultimate Fighter 2," which drew 2,640,000 viewers on Saturday. The show did better with men in the 18-24 age bracket than anything else on your boob tube (no pun intended), including Tennessee vs. Notre Dame on NBC and Miami vs. Virginia Tech on ESPN. "The fact we drew more hard-to-reach young male viewers than college football on Saturday illustrates that the UFC and the sport of mixed martial arts fighting has truly arrived," said Spike TV general manager Kevin Kay.
Tuesday, November 08, 2005
UFC 2 Decks College Football
No, these young ladies aren't members of the Carolina Panther cheerleading squad. Just part of the cast of Spike TV's "Ultimate Fighter 2," which drew 2,640,000 viewers on Saturday. The show did better with men in the 18-24 age bracket than anything else on your boob tube (no pun intended), including Tennessee vs. Notre Dame on NBC and Miami vs. Virginia Tech on ESPN. "The fact we drew more hard-to-reach young male viewers than college football on Saturday illustrates that the UFC and the sport of mixed martial arts fighting has truly arrived," said Spike TV general manager Kevin Kay.
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