Premier Boxing Champions NBC telecast of Adrien Broner vs. Shawn Porter netted a  1.86 overnight rating.  That’s down 4% from the 1.94 overnight rating on April 11th in primetime and a dramatic drop of 26% from PBC’s primetime premiere on March 7 that scored a 2.53 overnight rating.   So

Miguel Cotto’s trend of good numbers continued as his fight last Saturday against Daniel Geale netted an average of 1.589 million viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research. The number is exceptionally strong considering it on took into account the first showing only meaning replays and those who recorded the fight

Saturday afternoon PBC Boxing on NBC draws 0.85 overnight rating http://t.co/9wbLSORlxt — Sports TV Ratings (@SportsTVRatings) May 26, 2015 As reported by Sports TV Ratings and Showbuzz Daily, the Saturday afternoon rendition of Premier Boxing Champions, PBC on NBC, Andre Dirrell vs. James DeGale netted an overnight rating of 0.85 which

Gennady Golovkin’s stoppage victory over Willie Monroe Jr. on Saturday night kept HBO’s five week hot streak going as the fight pulled 1.3 million viewers peaking at 1.48 million. This is a slight increase from October in which Golovkin destroyed Marco Antonio Rubio which averaged a little less. Rising star

Premier Boxing Champions in it’s second outing on CBS pulled an overnight rating of 0.9 in overnight ratings and 1.4 million total viewers in contrast the April 4th card headlined by Adonis Stevenson pulled in a 1.1 overnight rating and 1.6 million viewers.   What does this mean? Well, shows

The return of heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko to the United States for the first time in more than seven years and it proved to be a success for HBO Boxing. Per Nielsen Media Research, Klitschko’s fight against Bryant Jennings delivered an average viewership of 1,637,000, peaking at 1,742,000 viewers. The