AEW viewership for the past week saw Dynamite score a two-week high in the demo, and Collision saw an uptick airing on Thursday.
The July 30 edition of Dynamite averaged 612,000 viewers and 200,000 viewers (0.15) in the 18-49 demographic on TBS (not including streaming viewership on Max).
It was a three-week high for Dynamite’s viewership and a two-week high in the 18-49 demographic.
Dynamite increased by one percent in overall viewership and six percent in the 18-49 demographic, due to the increase among females.
Women in the key demographic averaged 87,000 viewers and improved by 47 percent from last week’s program, its highest mark since Grand Slam Mexico on June 18.
Males in the 18-49 demographic decreased by 17 percent and averaged 112,000 viewers, which is an extremely low number for AEW among men in the demo and its lowest mark of the year.
Adults 18-34 increased by three percent, and the 35-49 demo was up by four percent.
Dynamite ranked #7 among prime time cable programs behind the New York Liberty vs. Minnesota Lynx (0.18) on ESPN, Jesse Watters (0.17) on Fox News, Hannity (0.17) on Fox News, SportsCenter (0.15) on ESPN, and a replay of Family Guy (0.15) on Adult Swim.
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AEW’s final night at the Aragon Ballroom featured a live edition of Collision on Thursday night.
The show drew 409,000 viewers and 128,000 (0.10) in the 18-49 demographic on TBS.
It was Collision’s largest audience since June 21 and highest 18-48 audience since July 5. It also represents Collision’s largest audience on a Thursday in 2025.
The audience increased by 25 percent from last Saturday’s episode and improved by 20 percent in the core demographic.
The big increase was among females in the 18-49 demographic, which grew from 33,000 last Saturday to 62,000 this week. Male viewership in the demo was nearly identical to Saturday’s audience.
The show averaged 40,000 viewers in the 18-34 demographic, and 88,000 among adults 35-49.
Previous Collision episodes to air on Thursday this year:
- July 10: 323,000 viewers and 0.06 in 18-49
- June 26: 285,000 viewers and 0.08 in 18-49
- May 22: 353,000 viewers and 0.08 in 18-49
- May 8: 382,000 viewers and 0.09 in 18-49
- April 17: 353,000 viewers and 0.08 in 18-49
Data: Programming Insider & Wrestlenomics
