Comments Thread For: Navarrete-Baez Drew Peak Audience Of 494,000, Averaged 485,000 Viewers On ESPN

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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Navarrete-Baez Drew Peak Audience Of 494,000, Averaged 485,000 Viewers On ESPN

    Nearly 500,000 viewers tuned in Saturday night to watch ESPN's broadcast of Emanuel Navarrete's sixth-round knockout of Eduardo Baez. Nielsen Media Research released figures Tuesday that showed an average of 485,000 viewers watched ESPN's main event from Pechanga Arena in San Diego. Viewership for the Navarrete-Baez bout peaked at 494,000.
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    • Grandma Pleaser
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      Pretty bad. In their defense it was against a big ufc fight. All I heard Sunday was about the upset ko

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        • boxingitis
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          He needs to fight Shakur.

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            • The Big Dunn
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              Surprised more people didn’t tune in to see my boy Navarette. Always puts on a good fight.

              He needs to move up to 130. Love to see him wax Valdez or Berchelt in his 1st fight at the weight.

              If Shakur doesn’t move up, then theyd have to get it on. That would be a good fight.

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