TNA Impact ratings up for live episode

Last week’s episode of TNA’s Thursday Night Impact on AMC averaged 249,000 viewers, up 6.9% from the previous week. It’s the second highest audience the show has done since debuting on the network.

Impact averaged a 0.04 rating in the 18-49 demo. That’s up 33.3% from the prior week and ties the 4th highest rating the show has done in that category among the 8 episodes that have aired so far.

Impact tied for 61st among prime time cable network programming for that night. It was head to head with an NHL game on ESPN that topped the cable charts with a 0.26 18-49 rating and 808,000 viewers.

Listed below are the overall viewership and 18-49 demo rating for each episode of TNA Impact that has aired thus far on AMC along with the 7 week average in both categories. This episode was up 15.7% in overall viewers and even in 18-49 as compared to the averages prior to last week.

DateImpact 18-49Impact T.V.
1/15/20260.04173,000
1/22/20260.03171,000
1/29/20260.04201,000
2/5/20260.05241,000
2/12/20260.05254,000
2/19/20260.05233,000
2/26/20260.03233,000
3/5/20260.04249,000
*10 wk avg0.04215,143

TNA Impact viewership steady, 18-49 demo rating down

The Thursday, February 26 episode of TNA Impact averaged 233,000 viewers on AMC, identical to the viewership number the show did the previous week. This ties the lowest audience total for Impact since January 29.

In the 18-49 demo, Impact drew a 0.03 rating. That’s down 40 percent from the prior week and matches the lowest rating the show has done in that category since debuting on AMC.

On a night with no major sports competition but network TV returning with all new programming on the major networks, Impact tied for 96th on the cable charts in the 18-49 demo.

Listed below are the viewership totals and 18-49 rating for each episode of Thursday Night Impact that’s aired so far on AMC, along with the average in each category prior to the current week. Last week’s show was up 9.8 percent in viewers but down 25 percent in 18-49 as compared to the recent averages.

TNA Impact ratings —

DateImpact 18-49Impact T.V.
1/15/20260.04173,000
1/22/20260.03171,000
1/29/20260.04201,000
2/5/20260.05241,000
2/12/20260.05254,000
2/19/20260.05233,000
2/26/20260.03233,000
*10 wk avg0.04212,167
*not includingcurrent week

TNA Impact viewership down, 18-49 rating steady

Last week’s episode of TNA Impact averaged 233,000 viewers on AMC, down 8.3% from the previous week. It’s the lowest audience for the show since January 29th.

Impact averaged a 0.05 rating in the 18-49 demo. That’s the same rating the show did last week and ties the highest rating the show has done on the station.

The show went head to head with NBC’s coverage of the Winter Olympics, which also aired on Peacock and the USA Network, and tied for 54th on the primetime cable charts for the night.

Listed below are the overall viewership and 18-49 demo ratings for each episode of TNA Impact that has aired so far on AMC along with the average in both categories. This week’s show was up 9.8% in overall viewers and 25% in 18-49 as opposed to the averages so far.

DateImpact 18-49Impact T.V.
1/15/20260.04173,000
1/22/20260.03171,000
1/29/20260.04201,000
2/5/20260.05241,000
2/12/20260.05254,000
2/19/20260.05233,000
*10 wk avg0.04212,167
*not includingcurrent week

TNA Impact scores highest audience to date on AMC

Last week’s episode of TNA Impact averaged 254,000 viewers on AMC, up 5.4% from the previous week. It’s the largest audience the show has done since starting on the network last month.

Impact averaged a 0.05 rating in the 18-49 demo. That’s the same rating the show did the prior week and also ties the largest rating the show has done in that category on AMC. They tied for 51st on the prime time cable ratings for the night.

It’s notable that beginning the week of January 26th, all wrestling ratings shows had a noticable increase in both total viewers and demo rating as Nielsen changed the way it determines those numbers via the the Big Data + Panel system.

Listed below are the overall viewership and 18-49 demo ratings for each episode of Thursday Night Impact on AMC to date along with the averages in each category prior to last week’s episode. That show was up 22.1% in overall viewers and 25% in 18-49 as compared to recent averages.

DateImpact 18-49Impact T.V.
1/15/20260.04173,000
1/22/20260.03171,000
1/29/20260.04201,000
2/5/20260.05241,000
2/12/20260.05254,000
*10 wk avg0.04208,000
*not includingcurrent week

TNA Impact on AMC viewership continues to increase

Last Thursday’s episode of TNA Impact averaged 241,000 viewers on AMC, up 20% from the previous week and the highest audience for the show so far on the network in its four weeks on its new TV home.

The show averaged a 0.05 rating in the 18-49 demo, up 25% from last week and the highest rating the show has done in that category since debuting on January 15th. The show tied for 58th on the night on the primetime cable charts.

Nielsen updated the way they determined ratings and viewership numbers beginning the week of January 26 which has resulted in a marked increase for wrestling TV shows across the board, particularly for those airing on cable.

Here are the viewership totals and 18-49 demo ratings for each episode of TNA Impact on AMC since the show’s debut along with the average in both categories. This week’s show was up 22.6% in overall viewers and 25% in 18-49 as compared to the average for the previous 3 weeks.

TNA Impact on AMC Viewership & 18-49 Demo

Date18-49TV viewership
1/15/20260.04173,000
1/22/20260.03171,000
1/29/20260.04201,000
2/5/20260.05241,000
Four-week average0.04196,500

TNA Thursday Night Impact viewership hits new high on AMC

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Last week’s TNA Thursday Night Impact on AMC brought in a reported 201,000 viewers — a big increase from the previous week’s tally.

First reported by PWTorch, viewership for the January 29 episode increased to 201,000 which was up from the previous week’s 171,000 and was the highest mark to date for the show on its new cable network home.

The 18-49 demo was also up, increasing to .04 which was up from the previous week’s .03 and matching the debut show.

On X, Jed Goodman noted the lead-in movie averaged 238,000 viewers and a .03 in 18-49.

The taped show was headlined by the opening of the Feast or Fired briefcases revealing who earned future title shots and who was being fired. It also had Rich Swann vs. AJ Francis in a no holds barred match, Nic Nemeth against new signee and YouTube star BDE, and the in-ring return of Elayna Black.

TNA Thursday Night Impact Weekly Viewers & 18-49 demo

Date18-49Total Viewers
1/15/20260.04173,000
1/22/20260.03171,000
1/29/20260.04201,000

TNA Impact ratings slightly down from last week

Thursday night’s episode of TNA Impact averaged 171,000 viewers on AMC, down from the 173,000 the show averaged for it’s debut episode on the channel the week before.

Impact averaged a 0.03 rating in the 18-49 demo. That’s down 25% from the first episode the prior week. Both numbers were initially reported by PWTorch.

The most recent widely reported viewership numbers for the station showed an average prime time viewership of 214,000 viewers for the week ending January 4, 2026, meaning that Impact would be 19.2% below that average.

The drops from the debut episode were less than what recent debuts have done. AEW Collision averaged 816,000 and a 0.33 rating for it’s debut episode on June 17, 2023 and dropped to 595,000 and 0.21 for week 2, declines of 27.1% and 36.4% respectively. WWE NXT averaged 1.179 million viewers for it’s debut on the USA Network in 2019 with a 0.43 rating and dropped to 1.006 million and 0.32 for week 2, drops of 14.7% and 25.6%.

Listed below are the total viewership and 18-49 rating for episode of TNA Impact on AMC since their debut.

DateImpact 18-49Impact T.V.
1/15/20260.04173,000
1/22/20260.03171,000

Dave Meltzer on TNA Impact AMC premiere and January 12 & 19 WWE Raw on Netflix numbers

Dave Meltzer has an article up now for subscribers detailing what he knows so far about numbers for TNA Impact’s premiere on AMC, as well as numbers for the January 12 and 19 editions of WWE Raw on Netflix.

Check it out here.

TNA Impact AMC premiere ratings revealed

We now have viewership information for TNA Impact’s premiere episode on AMC.

The January 15 edition of Impact averaged 173,000 viewers on AMC, which should be a significant increase over what the show had been doing on AXS TV. The most recent available ratings information from a few years back had Impact hovering around 100,000 viewers.

Despite that, this is below what AMC currently averages in prime time.

Impact’s debut on the channel drew a 0.04 rating in the 18-49 demo. That is in the range of what AMC normally averages in prime time and is up from what TNA was doing on AXS a couple of years ago — when reported numbers were usually between 0.01 and 0.03.

The demo rating is higher than AEW Collision drew for its January 10 episode, though Collision had higher viewership. Collision averaged 271,000 viewers for that show with a 0.03 demo rating.

Impact’s AMC premiere was headlined by a World Championship match between Frankie Kazarian and Mike Santana. There was also an appearance by AJ Styles on the show, along with the surprise TNA debuts of Daria Rae (Sonya Deville) and Elayna Black (Cora Jade).

Impact returns this Thursday with another live episode airing on AMC from 9-11 p.m. Eastern time.

Kurt Angle’s TNA farewell does all-time low rating

The end of Kurt Angle week was not a ratings hit for TNA, as the combined audience for the two airings was the lowest to date for Impact.

The final show of the U.K. tapings, built around Angle vs. Bobby Lashley, did 222,000 viewers at 9 p.m. and another 58,000 viewers at midnight.

The midnight viewership was the lowest to date.  The previous lowest combined audience was 297,000 viewers two weeks ago.

The 9 p.m. show was down 14 percent from the prior week, also built around Angle in a match with Bobby Roode.  The midnight show was down 15 percent from the prior all-time low was 68,000.

Impact returns next Tuesday with the first show of a new set of tapings in Orlando, FL.  The episode will be taped two hours before it is broadcast.