They shattered the ratings! The Aziz Yıldırım-Ali Koç meeting outperformed its closest rival by 12 times...
The historic meeting between Fenerbahçe President Ali Koç and presidential candidate Aziz Yıldırım, who appeared on Habertürk last night, broke ratings records for the channel. It was observed that the program's ratings were 12 times higher than its closest competitor.
Discussions during the Ordinary Elective General Assembly that began yesterday at Fenerbahçe have escalated tensions.
Former Fenerbahçe President and candidate for the new term, Aziz Yıldırım, has issued a live broadcast invitation to Fenerbahçe President Ali Koç.
Following Ali Koç's acceptance of the invitation, FB TV was initially considered.
Former Fenerbahçe President and candidate for the new term, Aziz Yıldırım, has issued a live broadcast invitation to Fenerbahçe President Ali Koç.
Subsequently, a meeting was held with Now TV.
Negotiations ended when it was requested that the program have no moderator, and the decision was made to hold it on Habertürk TV.
The program, which was watched by 300 thousand people on YouTube alone, shattered viewership records.
While Moderatör Ahmet Selim Kul also became a trending topic on social media, the ratings results entered the list of the most talked-about subjects.
According to Somera's June 8 ratings results, the historic program broke a record.
Ali Koç-Aziz Yıldırım Special Broadcast - 55.89 rating
Kardeşlerim - 4.79 rating
Anadolu Efes- Fenerbahçe Beko 4.54
Yalı Çapkını (Rerun) 3.52 rating
Gönül Dağı- 3.30 rating
News Source : 12punto
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