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Debut episode of AEW Collision draws 816K viewers

June 21, 2023 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

AEW Collision drew 816,000 viewers on Saturday night on TNT per Nielsen via ShowBuzz Daily. The new program finished 3rd overall in cable for the night.

AEW Collision featured the return of CM Punk after almost 9 months away due to injury and dustup with The Elite. The new show drew 0.33 in the 18-49 demo, 0.19 F18-49, 0.48 M18-49, 0.25 18-34, 0.11 F12-34, 0.31 M12-34, 0.38 25-54 and 0.27 in the over 50 category.

Collision was sandwiched between the UFC main card on ESPN and the first 40 minutes that aired on ESPN2. The College World Series on ESPN was 1st overall.

(via All Elite Wrestling/AEW)

Filed Under: AEW, Collision, pro wrestling, TNT

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