AEW Collision Viewership & Ratings Report, 9/19/2026

The September 19 "AEW Collision" has fallen in viewership for the second week in a row and registered the joint-lowest ratings in nearly three months. 

"Collision," which aired live from the Charleston Coliseum, drew an average of 337,000 viewers, according to "Wrestlenomics." This number is a shade lower than the previous week's viewership of 344,000 and is the lowest since the June 27 edition of the show, which drew 332,000 viewers. The show's viewership is also 6% lower than the four-week average for "Collision."

The show's ratings saw a bigger decline percentage-wise, falling from 0.06 for the September 12 episode to 0.04, which is tied for the lowest rating since the aforementioned June 27 show. 

While viewership and ratings may have declined, the average viewership for "Collision" in September so far is significantly higher than in September 2025. Viewership for this month is averaging 343,000, which is much higher than the 261,000 average viewers it drew last September. But that hasn't been reflected in the ratings, which are lower than last September's, at 0.05 compared to 0.06.

"Collision" began with Darby Allin's successful defense of his TNT Championship against Myron Reed, accompanied by Steven Borden to the ring. Andrade El Idolo also retained his National Championship against Daniel Garcia, while the show ended with Jon Moxley winning his AEW Continental Championship Eliminator match against Zachary Wentz.