TNA Impact Viewership & Ratings Report: 10/29/2026

TNA is quickly approaching one year of "Impact" airing on AMC, and the show has settled into a steady norm over the fall. As such, no one will be surprised to hear that the last "Impact" of October was largely no different than the episodes that came before it, with a few minor fluctuations. Wrestlenomics and SpoilerTV report that the October 29 "Impact" drew 201K total viewers, and a 0.03 in the coveted 18-49 demographic.

The only significant changes for "Impact's" numbers came from total viewership as the show found itself down a slight 14% from the 233K viewers the show drew on October 22. Likewise, "Impact" was also down against the four week average, though that drop was even less than week over week, with the show down only 9% from an average of 220K. In contrast, there was no change for "Impact" in either of the 18-49 categories, drawing the same 0.03 it did the week before and against the four week average.

Airing one day before Halloween, "Impact" featured a horror movie style main event, with Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw of syX taking on The Hardys in cinematic style match called the Slaughterhouse Syx match, a play on both the syX name and Kurt Vonnegut's classic science fiction anti-war novel "Slaughterhouse-Five." Despite the bout being in the Hardy's comfort zone, the duo ended up being defeated by Sawyer and Shaw, giving the duo their second straight win over the Hardys and their third consecutive win since they joined TNA shortly before Bound for Glory.