According to WrestleNomics, last Wednesday night’s episode of AEW Dynamite on TBS averaged 715,000 viewers and achieved a 0.14 rating in the key 18-49 demographic. It’s important to note that these figures do not include viewership from HBO Max. Similarly, WrestleNomics reported that AEW Collision, which aired on TBS the same night, drew an average of 514,000 viewers and attained a 0.10 rating in the key 18-49 demographic. The combined three hours of both programs averaged 648,000 viewers and a rating of 0.127 in the key 18-49 demographic.
The numbers for Dynamite represent increases of 27.3% in rating and 44.4% in viewership compared to the previous week’s figures, which were a 0.11 rating and 495,000 viewers. It’s worth mentioning that last week’s episode was Grand Slam: France, which aired on Tuesday and went head-to-head with WWE NXT. Despite the gains, this week’s Dynamite rating and audience were still down from the 0.22 rating and 899,000 viewers for the PAC tribute episode. The last two-hour non-tribute episode, which was the All Out go-home episode on September 23, recorded a 0.10 rating and drew 641,000 viewers.
For Collision, its numbers improved significantly, with increases of 150% in rating and 38.2% in viewership from the October 10th episode, which had a 0.04 rating and 372,000 viewers while competing against Money in the Bank. The last time Collision was paired with Dynamite on September 23, it recorded a 0.08 rating and 493,000 viewers.
Currently, AEW Dynamite is averaging a 0.120 rating in the key 18-49 demographic and 657,000 viewers in 2026, compared to a 0.155 rating and 604,000 viewers during the same period in 2025. AEW Collision is averaging a 0.062 rating in the key 18-49 demographic and 402,000 viewers in 2026, down from a 0.094 rating and 362,000 viewers in the same time frame in 2025.
The episode was headlined by AEW TNT Champion Darby Allin defending his title against Don Callis Family’s CMLL World Heavyweight Champion Hechicero in a Clockwork Carnage qualifying match.
