For a fourth consecutive 12 months, All Elite Wrestling returned to Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens, New York for his or her annual Grand Slam version of “AEW Dynamite” on September 25. It has been a busy few weeks for AEW with each All In and All Out recent within the reminiscence, and with “Dynamite’s” fifth anniversary, “Title Tuesday,” and WrestleDream nonetheless to return, how many individuals tuned in to see the motion unfold this previous week?
Commercial
Based on Wrestlenomics, the September 25 episode of “Dynamite” averaged a complete of 702,000 viewers, up 2% from the 687,000 viewers the September 18 episode earned. That is additionally a 2% enhance on the trailing 4 weeks that averaged out at 690,000 viewers, however it’s a steep drop from earlier Grand Slam exhibits, which averaged 1,273,000 in 2021, 1,039,000 in 2022, and 984,000 in 2023.
The important thing 18-49 demographic additionally rose for “Dynamite: Grand Slam” because the present earned a 0.23 quantity, up 5% from the 0.22 earned the earlier week and up 10% from the 0.21 common of the trailing 4 weeks. 0.23 places “Dynamite” in third place for all prime time cable exhibits for Wednesday evening, with the Phoenix Mercury/Minnesota Lynx recreation inserting second, and the Indiana Fever/Connecticut Solar recreation that featured Caitlin Clark rating first with a 0.55 and a couple of,537,000 viewers, the very best viewership ever for a WNBA recreation.
Commercial
“Dynamite” restricted its commercials within the first two quarters, starting the evening with 802,000 viewers and solely dropping to 766,000 by the top of Bryan Danielson’s match with Nigel McGuinness. That quantity would dip to 679,000 by This fall, however bounced again in Q5 to 708,000 earlier than reaching a low level in Q7 with 615,000. Nonetheless, Jon Moxley’s victory over Darby Allin introduced that quantity again up by the top of the evening, with 708,000 viewers watching the six minute over-run.
