AEW Dynamite Falls To Lowest TV Ratings Of 2025 (AEW News)

AEW's Dynamite rating slumps despite regular competition, Grand Slam Australia & Revolution build.

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AEW Dynamite dropped to its lowest viewership of 2025 this Wednesday, while also hitting a joint-lowest for the year in the key 18-49 demographic.

As originally reported by Wrestlenomics, Dynamite's 12 February episode pulled 579,000 average P2+ viewers across its two hours and a P18-49 rating of 0.16. Dynamite's total viewership was its lowest of 2025 so far, dropping beneath 1 January's 588,000, while the P18-49 rating equalled the New Year's Day show.

Dynamite was down from the previous week's 605,000 viewers and 0.17 P18-49 rating.

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These numbers don't include viewers from Max, the Warner Bros. Discovery-owned streaming platform on which AEW programming has simulcast since 1 January. Neither WBD nor AEW has made these figures public since their new deal started at the beginning of 2025.

AEW Dynamite has drawn the following ratings so far in 2025:

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1 January: 588,000 P2+ viewers, 0.16 P18-49 rating.

8 January: 615,000 P2+ viewers, 0.17 P18-49 rating.

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15 January: 679,000 P2+ viewers, 0.18 P18-49 rating.

22 January: 655,000 P2+ viewers, 0.19 P18-49 rating.

29 January: 604,000 P2+ viewers, 0.17 P18-49 rating.

5 February: 605,000 P2+ viewers, 0.17 P18-49 rating.

12 February: 579,000 P2+ viewers, 0.16 P18-49 rating.

In January 2025, AEW Dynamite was down 24% P2+ viewers and 39% P18-49 viewers compared to January 2025.

October 2024 saw AEW and WBD announce a new deal retaining Dynamite and Collision's position on TBS and TNT and adding the shows to Max. It was announced at the time that AEW pay-per-views would also be available on Max later in 2025. The multi-year media rights agreement is believed to be worth around $185 million annually.

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