UFC Freedom 250 continues to break records, with the promotion revealing that the historic event attracted an estimated 34 million viewers worldwide.<\/p>\n
The promotion continues to add to the historic significance of UFC Freedom 250.<\/a> After announcing record-breaking television numbers across the United States and Latin America, newly released international figures have pushed the event’s estimated worldwide audience to 34 million viewers, with additional markets still expected to report their numbers.<\/p>\n UFC Freedom 250 Audience Continues to Grow<\/p>\n UFC Freedom 250 continues to rewrite the promotion’s record books. After Paramount+<\/a> revealed that the event attracted approximately 17 million viewers across the United States and Latin America, UFC <\/a>has now announced that the estimated global audience has reached 34 million people.<\/p>\n The historic card was the first MMA event ever held on\u00a0The White House <\/a>lawn and has quickly become one of the most-watched events in the organization’s history.\u00a0In the United States alone, UFC Freedom 250 averaged 7 million viewers, making it the most-watched UFC event in the country’s history.<\/p>\n As audience figures from additional markets \u2014 including Australia, China, India, South Korea, New Zealand and the United Kingdom \u2014 became available, the promotion confirmed that the worldwide audience had doubled to an estimated 34 million viewers. Those numbers could still increase, with countries such as Spain and France yet to release their official figures after both were represented in the night’s featured bouts.<\/p>\n Social Media Numbers Reach New Records with UFC Freedom 250<\/p>\n The event also generated massive engagement across social media. According to the promotion, UFC Freedom 250 produced 126 billion views across its official platforms, more than five billion interactions and approximately 536,000 new followers during fight week.<\/p>\n Historic Night Inside the Octagon<\/p>\n Inside the Octagon, fans witnessed another historic achievement. Every fight on the card ended by knockout or technical knockout, marking the first event in UFC history in which every bout finished by strikes.<\/p>\n The co-main event featured former light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira<\/a> making his heavyweight debut against Cyril Gane<\/a>, ultimately suffering a TKO defeat after being repeatedly caught by the French contender’s jab. In the main event, Justin Gaethje<\/a> defeated Ilia Topuria<\/a> via doctor’s stoppage between the fourth and fifth rounds to capture the featherweight title.<\/p>\n