2/5 TNA iMPACT Ratings Rise Again

2/5 TNA iMPACT Ratings Rise Again – The February 5 episode of TNA iMPACT delivered a noticeable increase in viewership while also featuring one of the night’s most talked-about segments involving Steve Maclin and Mike Santana.

According to Programming Insider, the broadcast averaged 241,000 viewers on AMC. That number marked a clear jump from the 201,000 viewers recorded for the January 29 episode. The increase represents a gain of 40,000 viewers week-to-week, a rise of 19.9 percent.

In the key P18–49 demographic, the show posted a 0.05 rating, up from the previous week’s 0.04. That change reflects a 0.01 increase, equal to a 25 percent improvement in the demo. The figures account only for linear television viewership on AMC and do not include streaming or digital performance across AMC platforms.

The episode itself featured several storyline developments, highlighted by Steve Maclin’s farewell appearance following the fallout from the Feast and Fired match. Maclin addressed the TNA locker room and appeared to be saying goodbye after being fired. The segment took a dramatic turn when Mike Santana approached him and showed respect.

What initially looked like a heartfelt moment quickly escalated. Maclin turned on Santana and launched a sudden attack, sparking a chaotic brawl that required security to intervene. The angle immediately stood out as one of the most memorable moments from the broadcast and added a major storyline hook coming out of the show.

With viewership rising and key storylines progressing, the February 5 episode provided momentum for TNA as the promotion continues its run on AMC.

2/5 TNA iMPACT Ratings Rise Again