AEW Dynamite Rating & Audience Down, Collision Up For Combined Three-Hour Show

The ratings for AEW Dynamite were down for this week, while Collision bounced back by airing as the third hour. Wednesday night’s show brought in a 0.10 rating for the regular two hours and 491,000 viewers per Wrestlenomics. Meanwhile, the outlet notes that the Collision hour did a 0.07 and 322,000 viewers.

The combined three hours averaged a 0.085 demo rating and 406,500 viewers. As always, those numbers do not include HBO Max viewing figures.

The Dynamite numbers are down 33.3% and 18.2% from last week’s much-hyped Blood & Guts episode. It was, outside of last week, the highest-rated episode since the October 15th episode had a 0.11. The total viewership was slightly below the 497,000 for two weeks ago.

As for Collision, its numbers were up 133.3% and 47.0% from last week’s 0.03 and 219,000 viewers. Those are not directly comparable, of course, because last week’s aired during its usual timeslot. The numbers were down from the last time it was paired with Dynamite on October 15th. That Collision hour did a 0.11 and 400,000.

As a reminder, Nielsen has changed its ratings system as of early September, which makes ratings difficult to compare to pre-change weeks. That said, AEW Dynamite is averaging a 0.159 demo rating and 594,000 viewers in 2025 compared to a 0.236 and 713,000 for the same time period in 2024.

Finally, AEW Collision is averaging a 0.089 demo rating and 351,000 viewers in 2025 compared to a 0.117 and 389,000 for the same time period in 2024.