WWE Worlds Collide Draws Strong Audience: Average Viewership Hits 78K
An update is available regarding how many viewers WWE Worlds Collide averaged on Wednesday.
WWE taped the show on Saturday at the Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois. It aired beginning at 7 p.m. Eastern on WWE and AAA’s YouTube channels on Wednesday night.
During the post‑AEW Dynamite episode of Wrestling Observer Radio, commentator Dave Meltzer disclosed that the program reached roughly 76,000 viewers overall, rising to a peak of 107,000 during the main event where CM Punk, Rey Mysterio and El Grande Americano faced off against Omos, JD McDonough and Dominik Mysterio. “It averaged 76,000 viewers—a global figure across English and Spanish—and peaked at 107,000 during the main card featuring CM Punk, Rey Mysterio and El Grande Americano versus Omos, JD McDonough and Dominik Mysterio. With roughly 1,400 spectators present, the program proved successful despite criticism over its Saturday slot.”
“It averaged 76,000 viewers—a global figure across English and Spanish—and peaked at 107,000 during the main card featuring CM Punk, Rey Mysterio and El Grande Americano versus Omos, JD McDonough and Dominik Mysterio. With roughly 14,000 attendees, the show was deemed a hit even though some fans questioned the timing.”
“They had 14,000 people there. You can’t say the show wasn’t a success. I know a lot of people were unhappy that they ran it when they did. They could have moved it. They didn’t move it. They probably should have moved it. There’s no good reason not to, but they didn’t.”
According to WrestleTix, 13,224 tickets were distributed for WWE Worlds Collide before the event, with the cheapest ticket listing at $57.10.
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