UFC on Fox 2: Evans vs. Davis

UFC on Fox: Evans vs. Davis was a landmark event in the Ultimate Fighting Championship's broadcast history, marking the second event aired exclusively on the Fox network. The card was headlined by a highly anticipated light heavyweight bout between former champion Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson and rising contender Ryan Bader. The co-main event featured a middleweight clash between fan favorites Chael Sonnen and Michael Bisping.

As a television event, UFC on Fox 2 was significant for its broad reach and the high-profile matchups. The fights themselves generally delivered exciting performances, with the main event being a crucial turning point for Evans' career. The network broadcast received positive attention for its production values and accessibility to a wider audience.

• The event was noted for its accessible broadcast on free-to-air television, increasing UFC's visibility.

• The main event between Jackson and Bader was a critical bout, with Evans emerging victorious.

• The co-main event between Sonnen and Bisping also delivered a compelling middleweight contest.

Google audience: Information regarding specific Google user ratings for this individual UFC event is not readily available. However, UFC events on Fox generally garnered significant viewership.

This event marked the first time the UFC broadcast a show on a major U.S. broadcast network (Fox) that did not feature a championship fight in the main event.