AEW Collision Viewership Sees Decline on April 17 – The April 17th episode of AEW Collision, titled Spring BreakThru, marked a noticeable decline in both viewership and ratings. The special, which aired on a Thursday instead of its usual Saturday spot due to the NHL Playoffs, attracted 353,000 viewers on TNT. This was a significant drop from the 455,000 viewers the show brought in the previous week when it aired in its regular timeslot.
The viewership decline was accompanied by a decrease in the key 18-49 demographic rating. This week, the show scored a 0.08 rating, down from the previous episode’s 0.12 demo rating. The timing shift to Thursday, which is not typically a high-viewership day for AEW, could be a contributing factor to the lower numbers.
Despite the drop, the episode managed to finish eighth on cable for the night. While this is a fall in viewership compared to prior weeks, AEW Collision still managed to perform reasonably well in its revised time slot.
Most Viewed AEW Collision Videos:
- Jon Moxley & The Death Riders Are NOT Happy! – 159K views
- The Don Callis Family Grows Stronger as Trent Beretta Returns! – 119K views
- Toni Storm Sits in as Mercedes, Cameron & Mini-Moné Face Statlander & Hart! – 109K views
- Adam Cole’s 1st TNT Title Defense? A Very ANGRY Claudio Castagnoli! – 94K views
- Nick Wayne Is Your NEW ROH World TV Champion! – 93K views
These most-viewed clips show the continuing interest in AEW’s top storylines, with moments featuring top stars like Jon Moxley, Trent Beretta, and Adam Cole. Despite the dip in overall viewership, AEW continues to produce engaging content for its audience.
AEW Collision Viewership Sees Decline on April 17
