AEW Collision’s Latest Ratings Show Decline

Summary:
– AEW Collision’s November 4 episode sees a drop to 366,000 viewers.
– Key demo ratings for ages 18-49 also decreased to 0.09.
– Competition from college football and NBA likely affected viewership numbers.

AEW Collision’s viewership numbers are showing a downward trend, with the latest episode pulling in fewer eyes to the screen. The November 4 episode attracted 366,000 viewers, a stark contrast to the previous week’s 472,000. The dip didn’t stop at overall viewership; the key demographic of adults aged 18 to 49 also saw a decrease, hitting a 0.09 rating compared to the prior week’s 0.13.

This decline comes amidst stiff competition from other major sports broadcasts, including college football and NBA games, which traditionally draw significant audiences. Despite the drop, AEW Collision had its moments, with the episode’s highlights making their way to YouTube, where segments like FTR and LFI’s bout and Darby Allin’s return to action garnered substantial views.

The landscape of wrestling viewership is as competitive as the action in the ring, with AEW Collision feeling the impact of seasonal sports programming. As the promotion continues to navigate these challenges, the focus will be on recapturing and expanding their audience in the weeks to come.