AEW Collision Viewership for March 1 Sees Massive Decrease as Toni Storm and Mariah May’s Feud Intensifies

The March 1, 2025, episode of AEW Collision delivered another night of high-intensity wrestling and storyline progression, featuring Mariah May and Toni Storm’s rivalry reaching new heights. However, the latest viewership figures show a sharp decline from the previous week’s numbers.

According to Jed I. Goodman, AEW Collision averaged 280,000 viewers on TNT, marking a significant drop from last week’s 412,000 viewers (-32%). The show also posted a 0.06 rating in the key 18-49 demographic, down 50% from last week’s 0.12 rating.

These numbers only reflect TNT’s broadcast viewership and do not account for AEW Collision’s simulcast on Max, where additional viewership may have been recorded.

AEW Collision March 1st, 2025: Viewership and Highlights

The latest episode of AEW Collision saw Toni Storm accepting Mariah May’s challenge for a Hollywood Ending match at AEW Revolution and promising a lot of violence in the bout.

Daniel Garcia also defended his TNT Championship against Adam Cole but it ended in a no contest after Infantry and Lee Moriarty came out and interfered in the match.

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

AEW Collision Viewership Trends and Comparison

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.