AEW Collision Rating & Viewership Hit 10 & 11 Month Highs For Sunday Hour

The rating and audience for the special Sunday hour of AEW Collision hit almost year-long highs in the ratings and audience. Sunday’s night’s one-hour episode scored a 0.12 rating in the 18 – 49 demographic and 616,000 viewers per Programming Insider. Those numbers are up 40% and 27.8% respectively from the numbers for the Saturday’s hour, which had a 0.10 demo rating and audience of 470,000 viewers. it’s also up from the 0.07 and 458,000 for the two-hour episode the week before.

It has to be said that hour on Sunday comparisons are not good to make against hour on Saturday, or the regular timeslot. That said, Collision had the highest demo rating since the May 29th, 2025 episode which was pre-empted and had the NBA game as a lead-in. It drew a 0.18 demo rating. The viewership was the best since the April 26th episode had 707,000. The NBA Game on CBS won the night with a big 2.61 demo rating and 11.895 million viewers. It is important to note that the NCAA game on TNT that served as a lead-in garnered a 1.06 demo rating and 3.979 million viewers, with the post-game show getting a 1.02.

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 ratings difficult to compare to pre-change weeks. That said, AEW Collision is currently averaging a 0.064 demo rating and 402,000 viewers in 2026 compared to a 0.115 and 382,000 for the same time period in 2025.