AEW Collision Viewership for July 10 Sees Slight Increase After Hangman Page and Swerve Strickland Make Amends

The July 10 episode of AEW Collision featured a mix of intense in-ring action and emotional storytelling. One of the standout moments of the night was the long-awaited reconciliation between Swerve Strickland and Hangman Page, putting an end to their brutal months-long feud. The segment was met with huge crowd reactions and added major emotional weight just days ahead of All In: Texas.

According to Programming Insider, the episode averaged 323,000 viewers, a 4% increase (▲13,000) from the 310,000 that tuned in on July 5. In the coveted 18–49 demo, the show scored a 0.07 rating, down 30% from last week’s 0.10. These figures reflect only the linear TBS broadcast and exclude any MAX streaming numbers.

The slight uptick in total viewers suggests mild momentum ahead of AEW’s major event, although the decline in demo rating shows the audience skewed older or less advertiser-coveted.

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The latest episode of AEW Collision saw Hangman Page and Swerve Strickland having a talk where they finally addressed their issues after everything they did to each other over the past couple of years. In the end, they were both able to make amends, much to the approval of fans.

Marina Shafir also dropped a NSFW remark to Hangman Page on the show after he hit her with a Buckshot Lariat on this past week’s episode of AEW Dynamite. This and many other moments took place throughout the night.

With Tony Khan’s continued focus on delivering compelling storytelling and high-impact wrestling, AEW remains committed to growing Collision’s viewership.

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Ringside News will continue to provide weekly updates on AEW’s ratings and major storylines, so stay tuned for more insights into how Collision performs in the weeks ahead.