Bellator season 2, which debuts on Apr. 8, 2010, will feature eight-man tournaments in four divisions: featherweight (145 lbs.), lightweight (155 lbs.), welterweight (170 lbs.) and middleweight (185 lbs.). Winners in each division will be declared No. 1 contender to each of Bellator's Season 1 champions Joe Soto (featherweight); Eddie Alvarez (lightweight); Lyman Good (welterweight) and Hector Lombard (middleweight).
Season 2 fights will be conducted over 12 consecutive weeks and will be available in virtually every home in the U.S. thanks to one of the largest TV distribution alliances in MMA history. Under this landscape-altering deal, each Bellator event will be distributed live in prime time on Thursday nights on FOX Sports Net and its regional sports network affiliates. The top moments from each week's live events will then be condensed into an action-packed 30-minute highlight show, broadcast every Saturday night, late night, on NBC. A one-hour highlight show will air in Spanish on Telemundo every Saturday night from midnight to 1 a.m. Check your local listings for times.
Bellator Season 3-which begins Aug. 12, 2010-will also be televised at the same times on each of these three networks.
Season 2 fights will be conducted over 12 consecutive weeks and will be available in virtually every home in the U.S. thanks to one of the largest TV distribution alliances in MMA history. Under this landscape-altering deal, each Bellator event will be distributed live in prime time on Thursday nights on FOX Sports Net and its regional sports network affiliates. The top moments from each week's live events will then be condensed into an action-packed 30-minute highlight show, broadcast every Saturday night, late night, on NBC. A one-hour highlight show will air in Spanish on Telemundo every Saturday night from midnight to 1 a.m. Check your local listings for times.
Bellator Season 3-which begins Aug. 12, 2010-will also be televised at the same times on each of these three networks.