AEW Collision for June 8 Sees Viewership Decrease

AEW Collision on June 8th saw a decline in viewership, with an average of 348,000 viewers and 135,000 in the 18-49 demographic, down from previous episode’s 378,000 and 135,000 respectively. Despite featuring several exciting matches, the episode failed to maintain the same level of viewership. AEW aims to improve ratings in future episodes, focusing on delivering engaging and captivating content to fans.

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P2+: 345K
18-49: 135K

Yesterday, I told you NOT to read, like or RT these ratings, and you didn't listen. Tsk tsk. I forgive you. But this time, please don't engage with these Fast Nationals.

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