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AEW Collision Hits Season Low vs. MITB

AEW Collision Hits Season Low vs. MITB
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AEW Collision drew an average of 372,000 viewers on Saturday night. This total represents a 10.4 percent decline from the previous week and is the show's lowest audience figure since September 19.

In the 18-49 demographic, the episode posted a 0.04 rating. That number is down 50 percent from the week before and matches the program's lowest rating in the category since January 24.

The broadcast faced competition from WWE's Money in the Bank premium live event on ESPN Unlimited along with college football, UFC, and MLB playoff games.

Compared to the same week last year, Collision's total viewership rose 64.6 percent while its 18-49 rating increased 33.3 percent.

The most recent 10-week averages for the program stood above this week's overall audience by four percent but below the 18-49 rating by 50 percent.

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Source: Wrestling Observer

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