AEW Dynamite & Collision Three-Hour Special Draw Significant Viewership on October 15th
All Elite Wrestling’s (AEW) special three-hour edition of Dynamite and Collision on October 15th, 2024, delivered significant viewership numbers, signaling continued fan engagement with the promotion’s programming.The combined broadcast attracted a broad audience, showcasing the company’s ability to draw viewers for extended-format shows featuring key storylines and in-ring action.
These ratings are especially significant as AEW navigates a competitive landscape within professional wrestling, striving to maintain and expand its audience base. Strong viewership figures translate directly into increased advertising revenue and bolster the promotion’s negotiating power with television partners.The success of this special event provides valuable data for AEW as it plans future programming strategies and event scheduling.
According to reports, the October 15th Dynamite and Collision three-hour special averaged 1.033 million viewers. the show also achieved a key demographic rating of 0.36 in the 18-49 age group, with 434,000 viewers falling into that category.
The broadcast featured a number of high-profile matches and segments, including appearances by top AEW stars. The event’s extended runtime allowed for more in-depth storytelling and a greater number of matches, contributing to the overall viewership success.
