The latest episode of AEW Collision, which aired this past Saturday, experienced a decline in ratings and viewership compared to its previous airing two weeks prior.
According to Wrestlenomics, the May 11th episode of AEW Collision garnered a 0.12 rating in the key 18 – 49 demographic and 378,000 viewers. These figures represent a decrease of 42.9% in the demo rating and 39.1% in viewership from the episode on April 27th, which achieved a 0.21 demo rating and 621,000 viewers. That show followed an NBA Playoff game.
Notably, the demo rating for AEW Collision was the lowest since the episode on March 30, which drew a 0.11, while the viewership was the lowest since the episode on January 27, which attracted 300,000 viewers.
AEW Collision faced stiff competition, including the NHL Playoffs, which obtained a 0.48 demo rating and 1,542,000 viewers, and UFC on ESPN 56, which garnered a 0.32 demo rating and 903,000 viewers.
Overall, AEW Collision has averaged a 0.126 demo rating and 434,000 viewers in 2024.
