The show gained 6,000 viewers while remaining steady in the key demographic
Summary
– AEW Collision drew 349,000 viewers for its September 4 episode on TNT
– Total viewership increased by 6,000 compared to the previous episode
– The P18–49 demographic rating remained unchanged at 0.06
AEW Collision recorded a modest increase in total viewership for its September 4, 2026, episode on TNT.
According to Jed I. Goodman, the show averaged 349,000 viewers and earned a 0.06 rating in the key P18–49 demographic.
The August 29 episode drew 343,000 viewers and also recorded a 0.06 demographic rating. Collision, therefore, gained 6,000 viewers while remaining unchanged in the demo.
Total viewership increased by approximately 1.7 percent from the previous episode.
The September 4 audience also improved compared to the same week in 2025. Collision drew 300,000 viewers and a 0.07 rating on September 6, 2025.
Year-over-year viewership increased by approximately 16.3 percent. However, the P18–49 demographic declined by approximately 14.3 percent.
The latest episode finished below Collision’s 2026 average of approximately 404,618 viewers. It was nearly 56,000 viewers below that figure.
Collision also remained under its recent four-week average of 374,500 viewers. The September 4 audience finished approximately 6.8 percent below that average.
The previous four episodes drew 409,000, 397,000, 343,000, and 349,000 viewers. The latest result ended a two-week decline but did not return the show to its mid-August audience level.
Collision’s highest viewership of 2026 remains 616,000 from the March 22 episode. Its lowest audience of the year was 253,000 viewers on January 24.
