AEW Collision Ratings Surge 30% Ahead of Revolution PPV

One Big Thing

AEW Collision saw a significant ratings boost on March 8, drawing 363,000 viewers – a 30% increase from the previous week’s 280,000 viewers. The show’s strong performance came just one day before the Revolution pay-per-view at Crypto.com Arena.

By the numbers

• Total viewers: 363,000 (up 30% from March 1)
• 18-49 demographic: 0.10 rating (up 67% from 0.06)
• Ranked approximately 7th among prime time cable telecasts
• Matched the trailing 4-week average of 363,000 viewers

Match highlights

• Hologram defeated Dralistico
• Momo Watanabe won against Serena Deeb
• Daniel Garcia retained the TNT Championship over Lee Moriarty

Why it matters

This ratings increase shows strong fan engagement heading into AEW’s Revolution pay-per-view, suggesting effective build-up and promotion for one of the company’s major events.

Looking ahead

• March 15: AEW returns to Las Vegas, Nevada
• March 22-23: Special split episode format
• Two one-hour segments will air Saturday and Sunday
• Shows will follow NCAA basketball tournament on TNT

The bottom line

The strong ratings recovery demonstrates AEW’s ability to bounce back from head-to-head competition with WWE events and maintain steady viewership numbers.

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