AEW Collision Dips in Ratings & Viewership for Thanksgiving Episode

Wrestlenomics has the ratings and viewership numbers for last weekend’s special Thanksgiving day episode of AEW Collision. Last week’s episode aired on Thursday (Nov. 27) after being taped the night before following Dynamite at The Pinnacle in Nashville, Tennessee.

Last week’s show featured new matchups in the AEW Continental Classic Tournament, including Konosuke Takeshita vs. Roderick Strong and PAC vs. Mike Bailey. Also featured on the show, Eddie Kingston beat his rival, Katsuyori Shibata, of The Opps. In the women’s division, Thekla defeated Tay Melo.

Last week’s Thanksgiving edition of AEW Collision averaged 285,000 viewers. Viewership dropped 11% from the previous week’s episode of Collision, which was also a preempted episode. AEW aired one hour of Collision following Dynamite due to AEW Full Gear 2025 happening on Saturday, November 22.

Collision drew an average 0.06 rating. Collision finished at No. 15 for the night for cable original programming in the P18-49 key demo. The one-hour Collision broadcast from a week earlier drew a 0.07 rating.

AEW Collision will return to its regular night this weekend on Saturday, December 6, with a live episode. The show is being held at the Greater Columbus Convention Center in Columbus, Ohio. It will be broadcast live on TNT starting at 8:00 pm EST.

The TV ratings data was measured using the new Big Data + Panel methodology. Data beforehand was measured using only the panel methodology.