AEW Dynamite and Collision Ratings for November 11 Episode

AEW Dynamite and Collision Ratings for November 11 Episode – AEW’s recent three-hour television block featuring Dynamite and Collision ahead of Full Gear delivered a split set of ratings performance, with the flagship show sliding while the overflow hour experienced notable growth.

According to data released by Wrestlenomics, the two-hour Dynamite window on November 11 brought in 742,000 viewers alongside a 0.16 rating in the 18–49 demographic. Meanwhile, the subsequent Collision hour pulled in 500,000 viewers with a 0.12 demo rating, bringing the combined three-hour average to 661,300 viewers and a 0.147 demo rating.

Dynamite Compares Against Blood & Guts Fallout

The flagship two-hour broadcast saw a decrease compared to the previous week’s numbers, which had benefited from the high-profile Blood & Guts special and direct competition adjustments.

Dynamite viewership dropped 6.3% from 792,000 viewers, while the 18–49 demo rating fell 33.3% from a 0.24.
Despite the week-over-week drop, the audience remained up from the 620,000 viewers and 0.14 demo rating registered two weeks prior.

Collision Surges in Expanded Slot

In contrast, the Collision hour capitalized heavily on its pairing with the flagship broadcast. Total viewership surged 33% from the November 7 episode’s 376,000 viewers, while the 18–49 demo rating jumped 50% from a 0.08.

The numbers also outpaced the previous joint-broadcast setup on October 14, which recorded 514,000 viewers and a 0.10 demo rating.

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