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AEW Collision (01.04) draws 345K viewers

January 7, 2025 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Wrestlenomics reports that AEW Collision on TNT drew 345,000 viewers on Saturday. The telecast drew 0.09 in the A18-49.

The 2-hour telecast drew a 0.21 household rating and a rating of 0.09 in the A18-49 ~114K-127K viewers.

The telecast went head-to-head with the ESPN NFL prime time game in the Cincinnati Bengals-Pittsburgh Steelers.

Collision featured a matchup between Mark Briscoe and Danny Garcia. The reigning TNT Champion defeated Briscoe. Private Party successfully defended its tag team titles against Leo Rush and Action Andretti.

Filed Under: AEW, AEW-NXT Ratings, Collision, pro wrestling, TNT

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