AEW Collision Sees Major Viewership Decrease on May 25 Broadcast

The latest episode of AEW Collision on May 18th continued the promotion’s commitment to delivering an engaging experience for fans, although the ratings for this particular episode have seen a notable decline compared to previous broadcasts.

According to Alfred Konuwa, the May 25th edition of AEW Collision garnered an overnight average viewership of 366,000 viewers, accompanied by 0.1425 rating in the crucial 18 to 49 demographic. This marks an decrease from the previous episode, which drew in 523,000 viewers with a 0.15 rating in the same demographic.

This week’s episode of AEW Collision was the go-home edition before AEW Double or Nothing and had a lot of things going for it, especially with Adam Copeland cutting a sadistic promo on Malakai Black, The Lucha Bros defeating The Gunns and more.

As AEW looks ahead to future episodes of Collision, fans can anticipate the promotion’s continued efforts to enhance ratings and deliver captivating content. With Tony Khan’s company dedicated to pushing the boundaries of professional wrestling, there’s sure to be plenty of excitement in store for viewers in the weeks to come.

What’s your opinion on AEW Collision’s ratings for this week? What can Tony Khan do to improve things? Let us know in the comments section below!