AEW’s road to All In encountered a significant setback this week as Dynamite’s viewership fell to its lowest level in ten weeks.
According to Dave Meltzer, Wednesday’s episode attracted 587,000 viewers, the lowest figure since June 10, when it faced Game 4 of the NBA Finals. That represents a decline of roughly 11% from the prior week’s 658,000 viewers.
The program recorded a 0.10 rating in the 18‑49 demographic, the lowest since June 24, and both metrics fell well below the ten‑week average for the Wednesday slot.
Meltzer explained that the 34‑minute overrun adversely affected the numbers, with the first two hours averaging 617,000 viewers and a 0.11 rating in the 18‑49 group—still beneath the ten‑week average and the lowest since the June 24 broadcast.
The episode showcased separate trios matches for Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay, along with a joint sit‑down interview. Ospreay’s match kicked off the show, while Omega’s concluded it, beginning after the 10 p.m. Eastern hour that introduced the Darby Allin/Kevin Knight storyline (see image).
Josh Nason
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