Aew Collision Viewership

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AEW and IMPACT Dominate the Wednesday Night Wars

AEW Dynamite and Rampage Surge in Viewership

The Wednesday Night Wars are heating up as AEW Dynamite and Rampage continue to draw impressive numbers. According to Wrestlenomics, AEW Collision drew 523,000 viewers on May 18th, while the following week's episode drew 621,000 viewers.

The numbers for AEW Rampage have also been strong, with the May 20th episode drawing 461,000 viewers. This is a significant increase from the show's debut episode, which drew just 350,000 viewers.

AEW Collision Makes a Strong Debut

AEW Collision premiered on June 17th and has quickly become one of the most popular wrestling shows on television. The show airs on the Juicy Channel and features a mix of established stars and up-and-coming talent.

Collision has been praised for its high-quality matches and its focus on storytelling. The show has also been a success in terms of viewership, with its debut episode drawing 621,000 viewers.

IMPACT Wrestling Holds Its Own

While AEW has been the dominant force in the Wednesday Night Wars, IMPACT Wrestling has also held its own. The company's flagship show, IMPACT!, has consistently drawn over 200,000 viewers in recent weeks.

IMPACT has also been making headlines with its recent signings, including former WWE stars Matt Cardona and Chelsea Green. The company is also planning to launch a new streaming service later this year.

The Wednesday Night Wars Are Far From Over

The Wednesday Night Wars are far from over, and it's unclear which company will ultimately come out on top. AEW has a strong lead in the ratings, but IMPACT Wrestling has a loyal fanbase and is making significant strides in recent months.

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