AEW Collision, Jul 2 on TNT: 310,000 viewers; 0.05 P18-49 rating | TV ratings analysis


TV RATINGS

AEW Collision on TNT
Thu, Jul. 2, 2026: 8:00 to 10:30 pm
(PREEMPTED AIRING)

310,000 viewers (P2+)
P18-49 rating: 0.05

Reported earlier by Programming Insider.

TNA Impact aired beginning at its normal 9:00 pm start time. Programming Insider doesn’t have data on the episode currently.

P2+ comparisons:

  • This episode vs. last week (332,000): -7%
  • This episode vs. trailing four weeks (397,000): -22%

P18-49 comparisons:

  • This episode vs. last week (0.04): +25%
  • This episode vs. trailing four weeks (0.05): +0%

Viewer counts for this week’s episode with the difference versus the median of the last 4 non-preemption episodes in parentheses. Viewer counts for categories other than P2+ are approximate only and derived from the national rating for that demo:

  • P2+: 310k (-17%)
  • P18-49: 68k (+0%)
  • Non-P18-49: 242k (-21%)

Beginning from September 26, 2025 and forward, TV ratings data is measured with the new “Big Data + Panel” methodology. Data before that date was measured with the “panel-only” methodology. This change coincided with a general decrease in viewership measurements for wrestling programs we track. Then, beginning January 26, 2026, Nielsen reportedly made a change to its methodology that applied to cable telecasts. That change coincided with a general increase in viewership for wrestling programs. More details on the change can be found in Nielsen’s press release here and our article here.

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WWE Raw, Jun 29 on Netflix: 2,300,000 global views | TV ratings analysis


TV RATINGS

WWE Raw on Netflix
Mon, Jun. 29, 2026
2,300,000 global views through 7 days

Data from Netflix Tudum.

Raw ranked #7 for the week globally among English language Netflix TV shows. Raw ranked #6 in the U.S.

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AEW Dynamite, Jul 1 on TBS: 634,000 viewers; 0.09 P18-49 rating | TV ratings analysis


TV RATINGS

AEW Dynamite on TBS
Wed, Jul. 1, 2026: 8:00 to 10:12 pm

634,000 viewers (P2+)
P18-49 rating: 0.09

Reported earlier by Programming Insider.

Dynamite ranked tied for #6 on night on cable in P18-49.

P2+ comparisons:

  • This episode vs. last week (616,000): +3%
  • This episode vs. trailing four weeks (615,000): +3%
  • Current 2026-Q3 P2+ average (634,000) vs. 2025-Q3 (604,000): +5%
  • Current Jul 2026 P2+ average (634,000) vs. Jul 2025 (606,000): +5%

P18-49 comparisons:

  • This episode vs. last week (0.10): -10%
  • This episode vs. trailing four weeks (0.10): -10%
  • Current 2026-Q3 P18-49 average (0.09) vs. 2025-Q3 (0.14): -36%
  • Current Jul 2026 P18-49 average (0.09) vs. Jul 2025 (0.15): -40%

Viewer counts for this week’s episode with the difference versus the median of the last 4 non-preemption episodes in parentheses. Viewer counts for categories other than P2+ are approximate only and derived from the national rating for that demo:

  • P2+: 634k (+1%)
  • P18-49: 123k (-14%)
  • Non-P18-49: 511k (+6%)

Beginning from September 26, 2025 and forward, TV ratings data is measured with the new “Big Data + Panel” methodology. Data before that date was measured with the “panel-only” methodology. This change coincided with a general decrease in viewership measurements for wrestling programs we track. Then, beginning January 26, 2026, Nielsen reportedly made a change to its methodology that applied to cable telecasts. That change coincided with a general increase in viewership for wrestling programs. More details on the change can be found in Nielsen’s press release here and our article here.

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WWE NXT, Jun 30 on CW: 592,000 viewers; 0.07 P18-49 rating | TV ratings analysis


TV RATINGS

WWE NXT on CW
Tue, Jun. 30, 2026: 8:00 to 10:00 pm

592,000 viewers (P2+)
P18-49 rating: 0.07

Reported earlier by Programming Insider.

P2+ comparisons:

  • This episode vs. last week (668,000): -11%
  • This episode vs. trailing four weeks (596,000): -1%
  • Current 2026-Q2 P2+ average (577,000) vs. 2025-Q2 (678,000): -15%
  • Current Jun 2026 P2+ average (595,000) vs. Jun 2025 (700,000): -15%

P18-49 comparisons:

  • This episode vs. last week (0.11): -36%
  • This episode vs. trailing four weeks (0.09): -22%
  • Current 2026-Q2 P18-49 average (0.08) vs. 2025-Q2 (0.15): -47%
  • Current Jun 2026 P18-49 average (0.09) vs. Jun 2025 (0.16): -44%

Viewer counts for this week’s episode with the difference versus the median of the last 4 non-preemption episodes in parentheses. Viewer counts for categories other than P2+ are approximate only and derived from the national rating for that demo:

  • P2+: 592k (+2%)
  • P18-49: 95k (-23%)
  • Non-P18-49: 497k (+5%)

Beginning from September 26, 2025 and forward, TV ratings data is measured with the new “Big Data + Panel” methodology. Data before that date was measured with the “panel-only” methodology. This change coincided with a general decrease in viewership measurements for wrestling programs we track. Then, beginning January 26, 2026, Nielsen reportedly made a change to its methodology that applied to cable telecasts. That change coincided with a general increase in viewership for wrestling programs. More details on the change can be found in Nielsen’s press release here and our article here.

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WWE NXT Great American Bash, June 28 on CW: 394,000 viewers; 0.07 P18-49 rating

WWE NXT Great American Bash averaged 394,000 viewers and a 0.07 P18-49 rating on the CW Network on Sunday night, according to Programming Insider.

It was NXT’s first special on the CW Network. It had a 7:00 pm start time, meaning it overlapped with AEW Forbidden Door’s pre-show “Buy-In”, which started at the same time, and the pay-per-view which started at 8:00 pm.

For some comparison, from April to June this year, NXT in its normal time slot on Tuesdays on CW averaged 575,000 viewers and a 0.08 P18-49 rating. The regular episode of NXT on the prior Tuesday before Great American Bash, airing on June 23, averaged 668,000 viewers. It was the show’s highest since February.

AEW Collision the night before, airing on TNT in its normal time slot averaged 332,000 viewers and a 0.04 P18-49 rating.

The NXT special would not be expect to perform similarly to main roster programming, but for some context, when the first hour of WWE’s main roster PLE, Backlash, aired on ESPN2 last month, it averaged 998,000 viewers and a 0.33 P18-49 rating, from 6:00 to 7:00 pm.

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AEW Collision, Jun 27 on TNT: 332,000 viewers; 0.04 P18-49 rating | TV ratings analysis


TV RATINGS

AEW Collision on TNT
Sat, Jun. 27, 2026: 8:00 to 10:00 pm

332,000 viewers (P2+)
P18-49 rating: 0.04

Reported earlier by Programming Insider.

The 30-minute Countdown special for Forbidden Door aired right after Collision on TNT, averaging 287,000 viewers and a 0.03 P18-49 rating.

P2+ comparisons:

  • This episode vs. last week (364,000): -9%
  • This episode vs. trailing four weeks (430,000): -23%
  • Current 2026-Q2 P2+ average (392,000) vs. 2025-Q2 (404,000): -3%
  • Current Jun 2026 P2+ average (397,000) vs. Jun 2025 (426,000): -7%

P18-49 comparisons:

  • This episode vs. last week (0.04): +0%
  • This episode vs. trailing four weeks (0.06): -33%
  • Current 2026-Q2 P18-49 average (0.06) vs. 2025-Q2 (0.10): -40%
  • Current Jun 2026 P18-49 average (0.05) vs. Jun 2025 (0.10): -50%

Viewer counts for this week’s episode with the difference versus the median of the last 4 non-preemption episodes in parentheses. Viewer counts for categories other than P2+ are approximate only and derived from the national rating for that demo:

  • P2+: 332k (-11%)
  • P18-49: 54k (-34%)
  • Non-P18-49: 278k (-9%)

Beginning from September 26, 2025 and forward, TV ratings data is measured with the new “Big Data + Panel” methodology. Data before that date was measured with the “panel-only” methodology. This change coincided with a general decrease in viewership measurements for wrestling programs we track. Then, beginning January 26, 2026, Nielsen reportedly made a change to its methodology that applied to cable telecasts. That change coincided with a general increase in viewership for wrestling programs. More details on the change can be found in Nielsen’s press release here and our article here.

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