On January 24, 2026, AEW Collision aired on TNT from 8:00 to 10:00 PM, drawing an audience of 253,000 viewers. This figure represents a 7% decline from the previous week’s 271,000 viewers.
Viewer Ratings Breakdown
The show’s performance in key demographics showed notable trends:
- Age 18-49 Rating: The episode garnered a rating of 0.02 in the 18-49 demographic, down 33% from the prior week’s 0.03.
- Viewer Comparisons:
- Against the last four weeks, the current episode is down 1% from an average of 256,000 viewers.
- Year-over-year comparisons reveal a 24% decrease from the first quarter of 2025, which recorded an average of 334,000 viewers.
Monthly and Quarter Comparisons
In January 2026, AEW Collision averaged 255,000 viewers, a 20% drop compared to January 2025’s 318,000 average. Similarly, the 2026 Q1 average is significantly lower than the previous year’s figures.
Demographic Insights
- P18-49 Viewers: 27,000 (down 34%)
- F18-49 Viewers: 13,000 (down 35%)
- M18-49 Viewers: 20,000 (down 26%)
- Non-P18-49 Viewers: 226,000 (up 6%)
Methodology Changes
Since September 26, 2025, Nielsen has implemented a new “Big Data + Panel” measurement method. This adjustment complicates direct comparisons with earlier data that relied on the previous “panel-only” approach.
Understanding these viewer statistics is crucial for assessing AEW Collision’s standing in the competitive television landscape and for future media rights negotiations. Fans continue to follow key segments and wrestlers, which often influence their interest levels.
AEW’s ratings will be monitored closely as the year unfolds to see if viewer numbers recover and how they compare against last year’s trends.
