AEW Dynamite & Collision Ratings Jump From Previous Week’s Three-Hour Block

AEW Dynamite & Collision was again a three-hour block, and the post-Double or Nothing episode was up in ratings and viewers for both shows. Wednesday’s show brought in a 0.15 rating for the regular two hours (Dynamite) and 704,000 viewers per Programming Insider. Meanwhile, the Collision hour did a 0.08 and 498,000 viewers.

The combined three hours averaged a 0.127 demo rating and 635,300 viewers. As always, those numbers do not include HBO Max viewing figures.

The Dynamite numbers are up 36.3% and 14.9% respectively from the previous week’s 0.11 demo rating and 613,000 viewers. The demo rating was the highest since the April 1st episode also had a 0.15. Meanwhile, the total viewership was the best since the April 15th show had 710,000.

As for Collision, its numbers were up 33.3% and 20.6 from the May 20th episode’s 0.06 and 413,000 viewers.

The top show for the night was the NHL Conference Finals on TNT, which drew a 0.39 demo rating and 1.628 million viewers. Second place went to the FOX’s The Floor with a 0.25 and 2.199 million. Notably, the show was not up against the NBA Finals or Survivor the way that it has been in recent weeks.

As a reminder, Nielsen made an adjustment to its Big Data + Panel numbers in late January, and even the original Big Data + Panel ratings make things difficult to compare to pre-change weeks. That said. AEW Dynamite is currently averaging a 0.112 demo rating and 635,000 viewers in 2026 compared to a 0.165 and 617,000 for the same time period in 2025.

Finally, AEW Collision is averaging a 0.065 demo rating and 411,000 viewers in 2025 compared to a 0.129 and 438,000 for the same time period in 2025.