Ratings Breakdown For This Week’s AEW Dynamite

As previously reported, this past Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite had drops in both the key 18-49 demographic rating, as well as overall viewership from the week before. It had 604,000 viewers on TBS and an 0.17 rating (233,000 viewers) in 18-49. It also had an 0.11 in 18-34. The Wrestling Observer Newsletter has a better look at the numbers, including details on each individual quarter hour.

The show was #15 for the day and #3 in the time slot, behind NBA on ESPN (1,129,000/0.34), Jesse Watters (4,060,000/0.28) and Hannity (3,868,000/0.36) on Fox News. The lead in, The Big Bang Theory, had 871,000 and an 0.14.

Compared to last week, Dynamite was down 7.8% in viewers, down 13% in 18-49 and up 20.9% in 18-34. Compared to last year, it was down 26.2% in viewers, down 30.1% in 18-49 and down 34.7% in 18-34. It had 52,000 in men 18-34 (up 26.8%), 29,000 in women 18-34 (up 11.5%, 108,000 in men 35-49 (down 14.3%) and 52,000 in women 35-49 (down 10.3%). The audience was 68.7% male in 18-49.

Q1: Will Ospreay vs. Brian Cage – 746,000 viewers, 296,000 in 18-49
Q2: End of Ospreay vs. Cage/Hangman Page & MJF segment/Powerhouse Hobbs promo – 679,000 viewers (down 67,000), 263,000 in 18-49 (down 36,000)
Q3: Claudio Casstagnoli vs. Jeff Jarrett/MJF & Jarrett segment – 601,000 viewers (down 78,000), 217,000 in 18-49 (down 46,000)
Q4: Ricochet promo/Ricochet vs. AR Fox – 599,000 viewers (down 2,000), 226,000 in 18-49 (up 9,000)
Q5: End of Fox vs. Ricochet/Learning Tree segment/Jay White vs. Wheeler Yuta – 585,000 viewers (down 14,000), 216,000 in 18-49 (down 10,000)
Q6: End of White vs. Yuta/Death Riders and Rated FTR brawl – 593,000 viewers (up 8,000), 239,000 in 18-49 (up 23,000)
Q7: Toni Storm video/Mariah May promo/The Gunns video/The Hurt Business video – 546,000 viewers (down 47,000), 221,000 in 18-49 (down 18,000)
Q8: The Vendetta video/Mercedes Mone vs. Yuka Sakazaki – 514,000 viewers (down 32,000), 202,000 in 18-49 (down 19,000)
Overrun: End of Mone vs. Sakazaki – 518,000 viewers (up 4,000), 195,000 in 18-49 (down 7,000)