AEW Collision Draws Second-Largest Viewership Yet, But Key Demo Drops

AEW Collision's show in Newark on July 22 pulled in an average of 618,000 viewers and 237,000 (0.18) in the 18-49 demographic, making it a 7% increase from the previous week and marking the largest audience since its debut episode on June 17.

However, there was an 8% drop in the 18-49 demographic this week, making it the second-lowest in Collision's short history, surpassing only the taped episode from July 1 in Hamilton.

The most significant decline was observed among males aged 35-49, with a 33% decrease to 91,000 viewers, marking the first time this demo dipped below 100,000 viewers in Collision's run. Although females in the 35-49 demo increased by 14%, it wasn't enough to offset the loss of male viewers in that category.

⚡ Dave Meltzer Responds to Seth Rollins' Critique on Star Ratings, Defends Wrestling Evaluation System

In response to WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins criticizing his star ratings as "silly," Dave Meltzer has offered his perspective [...]

— Ben Jordan Kerin Jul 25, 2023 03:09PM