Interest in "AEW Dynamite" as a search term in the United States has increased in the last 90 days. According to Google Trends data and a report from Wrestling Observer, interest is 20% higher than in the previous three months and 30% higher than in the same period last year.
Google Trends works on a scoring system from 0 to 100, where 100 represents the maximum interest in a specific topic at a particular time. Although it is not an exact science, it is a good way to measure interest in a program, wrestler, or topic on the world's largest search engine.
There are no major changes this week compared to the previous one in the main table. The highest point of interest is still around the Beach Break episode of Dynamite on July 8. In fact, it is on July 9 when interest reaches the maximum of 100 points, indicating that a large part of the searches occurred after the show, when people were looking for summaries, results, or news from the Wednesday show.
Interest in last week's episode (August 5) is lower than in the last episode of Dynamite in July, but it still hovers around the general level of peaks the program has recorded in recent months (around 55-60 points). The company expects this level of interest to increase in the coming weeks as they approach All In at Wembley Stadium.
To provide more context, a comparison between WWE Raw and AEW Dynamite has been added, as both are the flagship programs of each brand. Raw's peak also occurred in mid-July, dropped before SummerSlam, and then rose again for the episode after the event.
Raw's peaks occur on Mondays and Dynamite's on Wednesdays. In terms of overall search interest, WWE is far ahead of AEW, which is understandable given that it is the market leader and a well-known name.
"WWE Raw" as a search term has been increasing in interest in recent weeks. The episode after SummerSlam 2026 reached the highest interest since June 29, which was the aftermath episode of PLE Night of Champions.
It is worth noting that All Elite Wrestling has improved the audience numbers of its flagship program in recent weeks. In July, the product surpassed 700,000 viewers three times, an event that had not happened earlier in the same year. Additionally, the annual audience peak was surpassed twice in that month.
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