AEW Dynamite‘s latest episode has recorded an increase in viewership numbers, providing a positive sign for Tony Khan and his promotion as they build excitement for the upcoming All Out: Toronto event. This recent rise in ratings highlights renewed interest in the flagship show as AEW prepares for its international pay-per-view.
The September 10 broadcast aired live from Philadelphia‘s renowned 2300 Arena, part of a multi-week residency for Dynamite. This venue hosted a star-studded lineup featuring prominent figures such as Toni Storm, Mercedes Mone, Jon Moxley, The Death Riders, The Opps, The Triangle of Madness, members of the Don Callis Family, and Hangman Adam Page, demonstrating AEW’s commitment to delivering high-profile matches as All Out 2025 approaches.
Detailed Audience Metrics Reveal Viewership Improvement
According to Wrestlenomics, this week’s AEW Dynamite averaged 584,000 viewers, an increase from the 472,000 viewers the previous week attracted. The key 18-49 demographic rating also edged up from 0.11 to 0.12. These figures mark a notable boost for the brand as it seeks to maintain momentum heading into the pay-per-view event.
Despite these gains, AEW Dynamite ranked about seventh in the cable ratings for the key demographic on Wednesday night. It should be noted that these statistics do not include streaming audiences from MAX, where the program is also simulcast, potentially adding to the overall reach.
Recap of Matches from the Philadelphia Dynamite Episode
The episode featured an exciting five-match card that captivated fans with a mix of singles, tag team, and specialty matches. Highlights included Hangman Adam Page securing a win over Josh Alexander and a Philly Street Fight victory for Toni Storm against Skye Blue. Other notable outcomes were Alex Windsor and Riho defeating Emi Sakura and Mercedes Mone, Ricochet overcoming Shelton Benjamin, and a high-stakes $500,000 Ten Person Tag Team Match where The Young Bucks and The Death Riders defeated Brodido and The Opps.
Looking Forward to AEW Collision and All Out 2025
With these encouraging ratings, Tony Khan’s AEW looks poised to sustain its upward trajectory through upcoming shows. The company is currently finalizing plans for AEW Collision this Saturday, which will further set the stage for the All Out event in Toronto. The increase in viewership emphasizes growing fan engagement, which could translate into stronger support as the promotion expands its reach internationally.
