AEW Collision is the new show on the block and, as such, has a lot of excitement attached to it. However, this excitement has not translated into a strong viewership, with the show pulling in horrendously low numbers last week. Industry veteran Disco Inferno has chimed in on the matter.The most recent edition of Collision featured some pretty noteworthy stars, like CM Punk, Samoa Joe, Miro, and Jay White. Despite this, the ratings for Tony Khan's new show tanked compared to shows prior.The show averaged 452,000 viewers and observed a 0.13 rating in the all-important 18-49 demographic, which wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer noted was almost identical to AEW's "C-show," Rampage, the night prior. Disco Inferno shared a humorous response to the news:"Who could have predicted that?" Disco tweeted, with an apparent air of sarcasm.Glenn Gilbertti@TheRealDiscoWho could have predicted that? twitter.com/davemeltzerWON…Dave Meltzer@davemeltzerWONCollision on Saturday did 452K/0.13, almost identical to Rampage the night before.472Collision on Saturday did 452K/0.13, almost identical to Rampage the night before.Who could have predicted that? twitter.com/davemeltzerWON…Tony Khan will be hoping that future episodes of Collision can draw in more numbers to justify his new project. For the time being, it looks as though the Saturday night show could be heading down the same path as Rampage.AEW's exceptional ticket sales for All InWhile AEW may be struggling to draw eyes onto its new weekly television program, the promotion is having no problem moving tickets for its first-ever United Kingdom pay-per-view taking place this August.According to the latest reports by WrestleTix, All In has sold 74,888 tickets, with Wembley Stadium currently set up to accommodate 87,825 patrons. This has exceeded all expectations, especially when considering that no matches have been announced for the card yet.Just Alyx@JustAlyxCentral75,000 sold for AEW ALL IN! Legendary. They are now on track to being the highest attended wrestling event since Wrestlemania 3 in 1987. KEEP BUYING TICKETS! twitter.com/WrestleTix/sta…WrestleTix@WrestleTixAEW All InSun, 27 Aug 2023, 18:00 Sun, 27 Aug 2023Wembley Stadium, LondonAvailable Tickets => 12,937Current Setup => 87,825Tickets Distributed => 74,888The upper decks have opened up in full. More holds in the 100 levels have also been released. Resale => 1,101VIP =>… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…1229119AEW All InSun, 27 Aug 2023, 18:00 Sun, 27 Aug 2023Wembley Stadium, LondonAvailable Tickets => 12,937Current Setup => 87,825Tickets Distributed => 74,888The upper decks have opened up in full. More holds in the 100 levels have also been released. Resale => 1,101VIP =>… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… https://t.co/VoDWDhTi7N75,000 sold for AEW ALL IN! 😲 Legendary. They are now on track to being the highest attended wrestling event since Wrestlemania 3 in 1987. KEEP BUYING TICKETS! twitter.com/WrestleTix/sta… https://t.co/AC0huyglOwOver a month in advance, All In can undoubtedly already be considered a success. The event is set to break the live gate and attendance records for the young promotion. Now, it is up to Tony Khan to put together a card that can live up to the hype.