Archive · 20 Sep 2025
WWE's 'Worlds Collide' Event with AAA Sets New Viewership Record
Imagine two groups of wrestlers, WWE and AAA, teaming up for a special event called Worlds Collide.
This event brings together wrestlers from both groups to put on a show.
The most recent event was a huge hit, with more people watching live than ever before, over 773,000 people watched at once!
Within a day, over 4.1 million people watched the show.
This event was available on more channels than the last, which helped more fans to watch.
WWE and AAA had a deal earlier this year.
AAA, which was started in 1992, includes famous wrestlers like Eddie Guerrero and Rey Mysterio.
WWE and AAA collaborated on the second Worlds Collide event.
The event broke a viewership record with 773,000 live concurrent viewers.
Over 4.1 million viewers watched within the first 24 hours.
The event was broadcast on more channels than the previous one.
WWE acquired AAA in partnership with Fillip.
- Who
- WWE and AAA
- What
- Worlds Collide event
- When
- September 12
- Where
- Cox Pavilion at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas
- Why
- To bring together talent from WWE and AAA and engage fans
- Event Name
- Worlds Collide
- Event Format
- Crossover event between WWE and AAA
- Live Viewers
- 773,000 concurrent
- 24-Hour Views
- 4.1M+
- Channel Count
- More channels for the event than the last one
- AAA Founder
- Antonio Peña