AEW Collision Rating Up, Audience Down From Fairway To Hell

AEW Collision was back to two hours on Saturday, and the show ticked up in demo rating but down in viewers from the previous week. Saturday night’s episode brought in a 0.06 rating in the 18 – 49 demographic and 384,000 viewers per Programming Insider. Those numbers were up 20.0% and down 10.76% respectively from the previous week’s 0.05 and 430,000 viewers.

The demo rating for the show was on par with the 0.06 from two weeks ago, but down from the 0.07 that took place on May 6th as the last hour of a three-hour AEW block with Dynamite. Meanwhile, the viewership was the up a bit from the 347,000 from two weeks ago, while down from the 429,000 viewers for the post-Dynamite hour. The NHL Playoffs led the way with a 0.67 and 2.685 million viewers on ABC, followed by the Baseball on FOX (0.51 demo rating, 2.637 million).

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 0.065 demo rating and 407,000 viewers in 2026 compared to a 0.11 and 394,000 for the same time period in 2025.