All Out Sends AEW Dynamite Ratings Through The Roof

It’s Thursday and you know what that means… the ratings for the fallout from All Out September 8th edition of AEW Dynamite are out.

AEW Dynamite Inching Closer To 1.5 Million

This week’s edition of AEW Dynamite was the post All Out from Sunday evening, which saw the biggest PPV buy rate in the company’s history. AEW has been consistently over the million mark since fans have returned and this week was no different. AEW Dynamite always does well pre and post PPV. This week’s edition of Dynamite was by 1,319,000 million people. It had .53 in the 18-49 demo which was 681,000 people. That was better than RAW in that demo. The 18-49 for AEW beat the total viewership for NXT this week.

Per Showbuzzdaily.com AEW Dynamite was first on cable. This is the 2nd highest viewership number in AEW history and the highest rating in the 18-49 demo since the debut. The 7th quarter for Dynamite did the best as it featured the Elite and Bryan Danielson.

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As previously mentioned the big highlight of the night was the Elite talking with Danielson interrupting Omega again. The two had a staredown and there were hints of the two squaring off down the road again. In addition, Jon Moxley and Minoru Suzuki had a match on the main event of the show in Moxley’s hometown of Cincinnati.

Other highlights included Malaki Black destroying Dustin Rhodes as he continues going through members of the Nightmare Family. The Pinnacle was in action as well. Plus Ruby Soho made her Dynamite debut. People wanted to see what AEW was going to do off their best PPV in company history. They also set up things as they make their way to the New York/New Jersey area next week.

Here’s a look at the AEW Dynamite viewership and ratings in the 18-49 demo over the past year:

• Sept. 2: 928,000 / .36
• Sept. 9: 1.02 million / .37
• Sept. 16: 886,000 / .34
• Sept. 23: 835,000 / .32
• Sept. 30: 866,000 / .33
• Oct. 7: 753,000 / .31
• Oct. 14: 826,000 / .30
• Oct. 21: 753,000 / .30
• Oct. 28: 781,000 / .32
• Nov. 4: 717,000 / .30
• Nov. 11: 764,000 /.30
• Nov. 18: 850,000 / .37
• Nov. 25: 710,000 / .26
• Dec. 2: 913,000 / .42
• Dec. 9: 995,000 / .45
• Dec. 16: 806,000 / .32
• Dec. 23: 775,000 / .32
• Dec. 30: 977,000 / .40
• Jan. 6, 2021: 662,000 / .25
• Jan. 13: 762,000 / .30
• Jan. 20: 854,000 / .36
• Jan. 27: 734,000 / .29
• Feb. 3: 844,000 / .32
• Feb. 10: 741,000 / .29
• Feb. 17: 747,000 / .31
• Feb. 24: 831,000 / .35
• Mar. 3: 934,000 / .33
• Mar. 10: 743,000 / .32
• Mar. 17: 768,000 / .28
• Mar. 24: 757,000 / .30
• Mar. 31: 700,000 / .26
• Apr. 7: 688,000 / .28
• Apr. 14: 1,219,000 / .44
• Apr. 21: 1,104,000 / .37
• Apr. 28: 889,000 / .33
• May 5: 1,090,000 / .42
• May 12: 936,000 / .31
• May 19: 821,000 / .28
• May 28: 526,000 / .20
• June 4: 462,000 / .19
• June 11: 487,000 / .19
• June 18: 551,000 / .20
• June 26: 649,000 / .21
• June 30: 883,000 / .35
• July 7: 871,000 / .33
• July 14: 1,025,000 / .40
• July 21: 1,148,000 / .44
• July 28: 1,108,000 / .45
• Aug. 4: 1,102,000 / .46
• Aug. 11: 979,000 / .35
• Aug. 18: 975,000/ .35
• Aug. 25: 1,172,000/ .48
• Sept. 1: 1,047,000/ .38