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AEW Dynamite (01.15) draws 679,000 viewers

January 20, 2025 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

AEW Dynamite on TBS this past Wednesday drew 679,000 viewers per Wrestlenomics. The A18-49 demo drew 0.18 per Wrestlenomics. It does not include streaming viewership on Max.

The telecast featured Jon Moxley in his hometown of Cincinnati facing Powerhouse Hobbs. With help, Moxley successfully defended his AEW World Championship. Also on the show, Kenny Omega returned to in -ring action in AEW as he defeated Brian Cage. It also saw the return of Samoa Joe.

The ratings were up slightly from last week and thus far 2025 ratings seem promising despite being lower than the previous year.

Filed Under: AEW, AEW-NXT Ratings, Dynamite, pro wrestling, ratings, TBS

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