TNA iMPACT views jump 52 percent during July 16 episode
Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 20, 2026, 7:32 PM
Last updated Jul 20, 2026

The July 16 episode of TNA iMPACT achieved a significant viewership increase, drawing 286,000 viewers, up from 188,000 the previous week. The episode featured a main event X-Division Championship title defense by Cedric Alexander against Fabian Aichner. Despite the viewership surge, the show's rating of 0.03 in the ages 18-49 demographic reflects a decrease compared to the four-week average. The episode showcased a disqualification victory for Moose over AJ Francis and advancements in the TNA Knockouts Television Championship tournament, with Thea Hail defeating Harley Hudson. Upcoming matches include Nic Nemeth defending the TNA World Championship against KC Navarro this Thursday.
- •TNA iMPACT aired on July 16 with 286,000 viewers.
- •Cedric Alexander defended the X-Division Championship successfully.
- •Moose won by disqualification against AJ Francis.
- •Thea Hail advanced in the TNA Knockouts Championship tournament.
- •Nic Nemeth will defend the TNA World Championship this Thursday.
- 7:32 PMWrestling Inc — TNA Impact Ratings & Viewership Report: 7/16/2026
"The July 16 edition of "TNA iMPACT" saw a big increase in viewership from the previous week's edition of the show.
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