AEW Fyter Fest Viewership & Ratings – 6/4/2025
- All Elite Wrestling's (AEW) Fyter Fest 2025, a key stop before All In Texas, saw mixed results in TV viewership.
- "dynamite" averaged 655,000 viewers,a 3% increase from the previous week.
- Though, "Collision" experienced a drop, averaging 380,000 viewers, a 25% decrease from the previous week's show.
AEW Fyter Fest 2025 delivered a mixed bag for AEW,with “Dynamite” viewership surging,particularly among 18-49 year-olds,while “Collision” experienced a notable dip,even on a Wednesday night. We break down the key metrics: “Dynamite” rose to 655,000 viewers, fueled by a 12% gain in the critical demographic. Conversely, “Collision” slumped to 380,000 viewers. Fyter Fest featured Tay Melo’s return and Kenny Omega’s title defense, setting the stage for All In Texas. News Directory 3 dissects the trends, highlighting the challenges and successes of AEW’s programming strategies. will AEW’s upcoming “Summer Blockbuster” event reverse the course? discover what’s next for AEW.
AEW Dynamite & Collision: Fyter Fest TV Ratings Report
Updated June 06, 2025
All Elite Wrestling’s (AEW) Fyter Fest 2025, a key stop before All In Texas, saw mixed results in TV viewership. The June 4 event featured both “AEW Dynamite” and ”AEW Collision” airing on TBS.
“dynamite” averaged 655,000 viewers,a 3% increase from the previous week. The show also saw a 12% increase in the crucial 18-49 demographic, posting a 0.18 rating. This placed “Dynamite” third among prime-time cable telecasts, behind the Stanley Cup Finals and College Softball World Series. The AEW Dynamite ratings success is a positive sign for the wrestling promotion.
Though, “Collision” experienced a drop, averaging 380,000 viewers, a 25% decrease from the previous week’s show. Despite this, the show did see a 1% increase from the trailing four week average. The 18-49 demographic for “Collision” was 0.10, nearly half of “Dynamite’s” number. Viewership declined throughout the “Collision” broadcast, with a meaningful portion of the audience tuning out as the night progressed. The AEW Collision ratings highlight the challenges in maintaining audience engagement for extended programming blocks.
Fyter Fest included Tay Melo’s return, Thekla’s debut, and Kenny Omega retaining his AEW international Championship. Omega is now set for a “Winner Takes All” match against Kazuchika Okada at All In Texas.
What’s next
AEW plans to build on Fyter Fest with a four-hour “Summer Blockbuster” special on June 11, aiming for a more cohesive event structure to maintain viewership across the entire broadcast.