Collision Viewership Declines as Series Moves to Later Time Slot
Total Viewers Down from Previous Episode, 18-49 Rating Also Declines
Move from Prime Time May Have Contributed to Drop in Audience
The July 16th episode of Collision drew 463K total viewers, according to Wrestlenomics. This represents a decline from the previous episode, which drew 461K total viewers. The 18-49 rating also declined, from 0.13 to 0.11.
The move to the later time slot may have contributed to the drop in viewership. The previous episode aired at 8:00 pm ET, while the July 16th episode aired at 10:00 pm ET. This is a significant change, and it may have made it more difficult for viewers to tune in.
It is too early to say whether the move to the later time slot will have a long-term impact on Collision's viewership. However, the initial numbers are not encouraging. If the viewership continues to decline, WWE may be forced to reconsider its decision to move the show to a later time slot.
Conclusion
Collision is a popular wrestling show, but the move to the later time slot may be having a negative impact on its viewership. It is too early to say whether the decline in viewership will continue, but the initial numbers are not encouraging. WWE will need to monitor the situation closely and make a decision about the show's future based on the data.
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