September 12 episode posts a slight decline
Summary
– AEW Collision averaged 344,000 viewers on TNT
– The audience fell by 5,000 from the previous episode
– Viewership increased 46.4% year over year
AEW Collision drew 344,000 viewers on TNT for its September 12, 2026, episode, according to Jed I. Goodman. The show posted a 0.06 rating in the key P18–49 demographic.
The audience declined by 5,000 viewers from the September 4 episode, which averaged 349,000 viewers. The demo rating remained unchanged at 0.06.
Compared with the same week in 2025, Collision improved significantly. The September 13, 2025, episode drew 235,000 viewers with a 0.05 demo rating, meaning this year’s broadcast increased viewership by 46.4% and the demo by 20%.
The September episode average currently stands at 346,500 viewers, with the latest broadcast falling 2,500 viewers below that mark. The monthly demo average remains at 0.06.
Collision’s 2026 average is 402,886 viewers, placing the September 12 episode 58,886 viewers below the year-to-date figure. Its 0.06 demo rating also sits below the 0.07 annual average.
The four-week rolling average is now 358,250 viewers, down from the previous figure of 372,500. The rolling demo average remains at 0.06.
Over the past 12 months, Collision has averaged 367,146 viewers. The yearly high is 616,000 viewers, recorded on March 22, 2026, while the low is 184,000, recorded on September 20, 2025.
These figures represent linear television viewing on TNT and do not include streaming or digital audiences.
