AEW Collision Viewership Rises on April 12 Despite NCAA Competition – AEW Collision experienced a solid ratings rebound on April 12, drawing 455,000 viewers on TNT. This marked a notable increase from the 335,000 viewers the show posted on April 5. The episode also improved in the key 18–49 demographic, delivering a 0.12 rating—up from the previous week’s 0.08.
The boost came despite stiff competition from the NCAA Final Four, which aired on CBS and traditionally draws significant national attention. The rise in viewership suggests strong interest in AEW programming coming off recent storyline developments and match announcements.
AEW’s YouTube channel reflected that momentum, with the April 12 Collision clips garnering significant traction. The most-viewed clip featured the ongoing storyline involving FTR and Adam Copeland, which amassed over 253,000 views. The continuation of FTR’s aggressive heel turn, including their assault on Daddy Magic and Cool Hand Ang, also drew over 110,000 views.
Other top-performing videos from the show included:
- Jon Moxley stepping in for the injured PAC (102K views)
- Brody King vs. Konosuke Takeshita in Owen Cup action (86K views)
- Athena vs. Harley Cameron in the Women’s Owen Cup (76K views)
The data signals that AEW Collision is regaining viewership momentum after several weeks of softer numbers, with storylines involving FTR, Adam Copeland, and the Owen Cup tournament generating strong fan interest across platforms.
AEW Collision Viewership Rises on April 12
