TNA Impact Rating Ticks Up, Audience Hits New High For Show On AMC

Last week’s episode of TNA Impact saw the rating rise from the previous week, while the total viewership moved to the highest point in the AMC run so far. Thursday night’s show on AMC brought in a 0.04 rating in the 18 – 49 demographic and 201,000 viewers per PW Torch. Those numbers are up 33.3% and 17.5% from the previous week’s 0.03 demo rating and 171,000 viewers. As will always be the case, these numbers do not include AMC+ or TNA+ streaming viewership.

The numbers mark an impressive bump for the show, as the demo rating matched the number for the January 15th premiere on AMC. Meanwhile, the total audience was the best for the show on AMC to date, beating the premiere episode’s 174,000.

That all said, there is a caveat to this. As noted earlier, Nielsen has adjusted its Big Data + Panel methodology for cable by adding new data from the Advertising Research Foundation’s DASH study. Those changes went into effect last week, and the result has been that wrestling programming on cable spiked across the board.

As such and with TNA Impact is still early in its run, and this week’s numbers are something to note with a grain or two of salt. New programming on a network typically slips in successive weeks after its premiere, so it’s not yet clear where Impact will end up. It is, of course, a major improvement from its days on AXS TV.

Thus far in 2026, TNA Impact is averaging a 0.037 demo rating and 182,000 viewers. The last year we have ratings is 2024 when the first three weeks averaged a 0.013 and 82,000 viewers on AXS TV. We will have a clearer number of TNA Impact’s numbers after more weeks have passed.