The viewership for the September 12 edition of “AEW Collision,” which paid tribute to Andy “The Butcher” Williams, remained relatively stable. According to “Wrestlenomics,” the show attracted an average of 344,000 viewers, slightly down from the previous week’s 349,000. This marks the second-lowest audience number in the past month, with the August 29 episode drawing 343,000 viewers. The key 18-49 demographic rating held steady at 0.06, matching the average rating over the last four episodes.
Over the last four Saturday broadcasts, “AEW Collision” has not surpassed the 400,000 viewer mark, a contrast to earlier months when four of five shows between July and early August topped that number. The September 12 show opened with a ten-bell salute in memory of Andy Williams and concluded with a battle royal dedicated to him, won by Daniel Garcia. The card also included several tag team contests, notably two six-man and one eight-man tag matches, with victories going to The Rascalz, The Conglomeration, and the combined team of The Dogs and PAC.
Fan Take:
This steady but slightly declining viewership reflects the challenges AEW faces in maintaining momentum amid a crowded wrestling scene. For fighting fans, it highlights the importance of meaningful tributes and engaging storytelling to keep the audience connected and invested in the sport’s future.
Source: www.wrestlinginc.com
