AEW Collision Returns to Saturday and Pulls 409,000 Viewers on July 11

AEW Collision bounced back in the ratings after returning to its regular Saturday timeslot, drawing 409,000 viewers on TNT on July 11. The number represents a significant jump from the 310,000 viewers the show attracted on July 2, which aired on a Wednesday due to Independence Day falling on a Saturday that week and displacing the program from its usual home.

The week-over-week swing of roughly 99,000 viewers underscores how much the schedule disruption affected that prior episode’s audience. Holiday weekends routinely suppress live television numbers across the board, so the July 2 figure was never a clean read on Collision’s actual baseline. The July 11 return to Saturday gives a clearer picture of where the show stands heading into the summer stretch.

Collision posted a 0.05 rating in the key 18-49 demographic for the July 11 broadcast, according to the available data. AEW’s second weekly TNT show has faced a challenging ratings environment throughout 2025 and into 2026, making any uptick worth noting for a promotion navigating a competitive cable landscape.

With the holiday noise out of the way and Collision back on its familiar night, AEW will be hoping the July 11 number reflects a more stable floor as the company moves deeper into its summer programming cycle.