
Rating figures are in for the October 31 broadcasts, as NXT Halloween Havoc viewership held steady on The CW while AEW Collision experienced a drop on TNT during the holiday weekend.
Both promotion broadcasts competed directly against Halloween festivities, leading to mixed overall audience metrics across network television and cable streaming alternatives.
CW Special Holds Ground in Key Demographic
The special Halloween Havoc edition of NXT on The CW Network brought in an average of 461,000 total viewers, according to data published by Programming Insider.
The broadcast scored a 0.07 rating in the key 18–49 demographic, maintaining total audience levels near the previous week’s baseline despite the holiday evening competition.
Collision Sees Viewership Decline on TNT
Over on TNT, Saturday’s episode of AEW Collision registered a drop in total linear audience engagement, drawing 302,000 viewers according to data from Wrestlenomics:
- Linear Drop: The total audience figure dropped from the 449,000 viewers registered during the October 24 broadcast.
- Key Demo Shift: The program posted a 0.06 rating in the 18–49 demographic, dipping from the 0.10 rating recorded earlier in the month.
- Streaming Impact: The show aired simultaneously on HBO Max, though viewership metrics for digital streaming platforms remain unquantified.
Digital engagement remained active following the show, with YouTube highlights of The Hurt Syndicate’s tag team performance leading the promotion’s online video views.
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