AEW Collision drew 476,000 viewers on TNT for its March 28 episode, representing a slight increase from the March 21 Slam Dunk Saturday special which drew 470,000 viewers following NCAA Tournament coverage. The companion Slam Dunk Sunday broadcast performed even stronger at 616,000 viewers. For comparison, the last Collision episode to air in its regular 8:00 PM EST time slot on March 13 averaged 458,000 viewers, making the March 28 return to normal scheduling a modest improvement.
In the key 18-49 demographic, the March 28 show posted a 0.07 rating — down from the 0.10 demo for the Slam Dunk Saturday special but matching the 0.07 from March 13. Collision was also simulcast on HBO Max, though streaming viewership figures were not made available.
AEW Collision’s March 28 Viewership Reflects Steady Performance Heading Into Dynasty Season
The numbers paint a picture of consistent if unspectacular performance for Collision as AEW heads into one of its most significant stretches of the year, with Dynasty taking place April 12 in Vancouver. The show featured two championship matches — Kazuchika Okada retaining the AEW International Championship against Kevin Knight and Divine Dominion retaining the Women’s Tag Team titles — along with the confirmation of Mina Shirakawa and The Brawling Birds vs. Triangle of Madness for the following Dynamite.
