Saturday’s AEW Collision drew 268,000 viewers on TNT, up from the prior week’s 157,000 viewers. That week’s show was notable for Collision return to its normal Saturday night timeslot following the prior week’s show airing on a Friday and going head-to-head against WWE’s SmackDown show due to AEW’s All Out 2024 event taking place on that Saturday.
It drew a 0.08 rating in the 18-49 demographic, up compared to the prior week’s 0.04 rating.
In regards to AEW’s viewership, this was the second lowest ever for a Collision show in Collision series history.
In regards to notable sports competition, the College football game of Georgia vs. Kentucky drew 6,600,000 viewers on ABC, the College football game of Colorado vs. Colorado State drew 3,248,000 viewers on CBS, the College football game of Indiana vs. UCLA drew 1,290,000 viewers on NBC, the College football game of UCF vs. TCU drew 1,030,000 viewers on FOX, and the College football game of Texas-San Antonio vs. Texas drew 1,480,000 viewers on ESPN.
Last year’s Collision show on September 16, 2023 drew 467,000 viewers and a 0.15 rating.
Source: Programming Insider

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