UFC PPV's Back to 10 ET Slot

After a short lived experiment, the UFC has decided to push it's pay-per-view start times back to the 10 p.m. slot.  The organization moved the start time of all it's pay per views to 9 o'clock ET back in April for UFC 129. 

With PPV numbers on the decline ever since, the UFC has decided to revert back to the old start time beginning with December's UFC 141.  That card features a main event of Brock Lesnar facing Alistair Overeem, presumably for the number one contender status in the UFC's heavyweight division.

In the twelve events since the change, the UFC has seen a steady decline in pay-per-view numbers, likely due to the fact that West Coast viewers have to be ready to commit to a three hour pay-per-view that starts at 6 p.m. PT.  With the recent additons of Spike TV and Facebook preliminary cards, some cards start as early as 2:45 for West Coast viewers.

UFC 141 takes place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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