AEW Collision Draws All-Time Low Viewership & Demo Rating In Normal Time Slot Against WWE Survivor Series

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The viewership figure and demo rating for Saturday’s (November 25) edition of AEW Collision on TNT has been revealed.

According to Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics, Collision drew 317,000 viewers. This is up from the preempted November 17 episode that drew 270,000 viewers.

This is the lowest total viewership in the show’s history in its normal time slot, going against WWE Survivor Series: War Games on Peacock.

In the key 18-49 demographic, Saturday’s show scored 0.09 rating. This is also up from the week prior that scored 0.08 rating.

This is also the all-time lowest demo rating for the show in its normal time slot.

The show featured Brody King defeating Eddie Kingston in the Blue League of the AEW Continental Classic tournament.

A full list of AEW Collision TV ratings for 2023 can be found at this link.

Head-to-head with Survivor Series, this was the lowest viewership for Collision yet in its normal time slot. Only the preempted episode the prior week was less watched.

Rampage, which was preempted, had lower viewership than any other preemption or normal time slot airing.… https://t.co/QcUPXvMHtG

— Brandon Thurston (@BrandonThurston) November 29, 2023

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