AEW Collision Draws Lowest Ratings in Show History Against NXT No Mercy – The September 30 episode of AEW Collision faced a significant challenge as it went head-to-head with NXT No Mercy, resulting in the show’s lowest ratings in its history.
AEW Collision on September 30 drew 327,000 viewers, marking a notable decline from the previous week’s viewership of 562,000. In the crucial 18-49 demographic, the show achieved a 0.08 rating, which was also a significant drop from the previous week’s 0.18 rating. The previous episode had garnered the highest viewership and key demo rating since July 29, making the drop in ratings more noticeable.
The card for the September 30 episode of AEW Collision included matches like Bryan Danielson, Wheeler Yuta & FTR vs. Ricky Starks, Big Bill, & Aussie Open, Andrade El Idolo vs. Juice Robinson, Best Friends vs. The Kingdom, and Gates of Agony vs. Chris Jericho & Kenny Omega.
The head-to-head competition with NXT No Mercy likely contributed to the decline in AEW Collision’s ratings, as viewership was split between the two wrestling shows. It will be interesting to see how the ratings landscape evolves in the coming weeks as both promotions continue to vie for viewership.
Here’s a summary of the total viewership and key demo ratings for the last four episodes of AEW Collision:
- 9/9/23: 476,000 Total Viewership – 0.15 key demo rating
- 9/16/23: 467,000 Total Viewership – 0.15 key demo rating
- 9/23/23: 582,000 Total Viewership – 0.18 key demo rating
- 9/30/23: 327,000 Total Viewership – 0.08 key demo rating (head-to-head with NXT No Mercy)
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AEW Collision Draws Lowest Ratings in Show History Against NXT No Mercy
