League: WWE Sport: Wrestling Country: United States Category: Scores & Results

AEW Collision ratings surge ahead of All Out 2026

2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 5, 2026, 2:51 AM

Last updated Oct 5, 2026

AEW Collision ratings surge ahead of All Out 2026

Summary

The September 23 episode of "AEW Collision" averaged 493,000 viewers, a 46% increase from the previous episode. This boost comes after being aired directly after "AEW Dynamite" which saw a drop in viewership to 641,000. During Collision, Chris Jericho and Nick Wayne set up a future match, and PAC competed in his penultimate match prior to his recent passing. The significant ratings jump reflects the benefits of the schedule change despite the previous week's dip in ratings for Dynamite.

Source Links

Wrestling Inc

By the Numbers

•Collision moved to September 23 after Dynamite.
•PAC wrestled in his second-to-last match before passing.
•Dynamite viewership fell 11% from the previous week.
•Collision's rating in the 18-49 demographic placed it at 0.08.
•Third-quarter average for Collision now at 383,000 viewers.

Latest Updates

2:51 AMWrestling Inc — AEW Collision Ratings & Viewership Report: 9/23/2026
2:47 AMWrestling Inc — AEW Dynamite Ratings & Viewership Report: 9/23/2026

What they're saying

"
Despite being moved from its regular timeslot, the final "AEW Collision" before AEW All Out 2026 saw a big jump in the TV ratings.
— Wrestling Incby staff@wrestlinginc.com (Sam Palmer)