AEW Collision saw an increase in viewership on November 8.
According to Wrestlenomics, Collision averaged 289,000 viewers on Saturday. The show drew a 0.06 rating in the 18 to 49 demographic. The viewership is up from last week’s episode, when an average of 217,000 viewers tuned in. The demo also rose from that show (0.03 rating in the same demographic).
Viewership for Saturday’s show on MAX is also unknown at this time.
What happened on AEW Collision this week?
This week’s show kicked off with a surprising upset as The Bang Bang Gang defeated FTR in tag team action.
Kyle Fletcher defeated Ace Austin to retain the TNT Championship.
Elsewhere on the show, Thekla defeated Harley Cameron to earn her team the advantage in the women’s Blood and Guts matchup.
In the main event of the evening, thanks to an assist from Darby Allin, Roderick Strong defeated Jon Moxley by countout to give his team the advantage in Blood and Guts on Wednesday.
Here’s an overall review of Saturday night’s episode of Collision courtesy of our live coverage page…
AEW Collision Review:
This was a good episode of Collision tonight. While it very much helped set the stage for Blood and Guts this Wednesday, I did very little in terms of build for Full Gear later this month. I feel like AEW does a better job balancing things on Dynamite than they do on Collision.
While I enjoy Collision most weeks, and tonight’s episode was no exception, it’s often a show that I could miss and not feel like I missed out on any major storyline advancement of AEW programming. While tonight’s Blood and Guts setup would go against that, the rest of the show just kinda felt like a solid night of wrestling. And while there is nothing wrong with that, I would just like my Saturday night wrestling shows to feel more “must-see.”
Grade: B+
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