You shine like the sun

Now, I will break down the numbers for you:

In February 2026, there were a total of 13 matches—Interestingly enough, that is the same amount as last month. There were 6 singles matches, 6 tag matches, and 1 four-way match.

Much like last month, not one match lasted longer than 15 minutes.

The shortest match was on the February 7th Collision, a singles match between Thekla and Brittnee Brooks. It was 38 seconds long.

The longest match was on the February 11th Dynamite, a singles match between Thekla and Kris Statlander for the Women’s World Championship. It was 14 minutes and 1 second long.

Out of 8 shows, only 4 had more than 2 women’s matches, and only one of those shows had 3 women’s matches.

There were 19 women’s segments, including backstage promos, live promos, and video packages. If men were included, the segment was not counted.

The shortest segment was on February 25th Dynamite at 8 seconds long. (This was a quick ringside interview.)

The longest segment was on the February 7th Collision at 3 minutes and 5 seconds.

Wrestling moves fast, so there is a chance I have missed someone.

According to my own findings, the February 4th Dynamite had the least amount of women appear at 8 in total. The February 7th and 28th Collisions both came in with 14 women appearing.

In February, only two women appeared on every show, Marina Shafir and Kris Statlander. This is a change from last month where only Marina Shafir appeared on every show.

AEW shows typically run 2 hours unless there is an overrun or special runtime. That totals around 18-20 hours of TV time. This month we had one special event—Grand Slam Australia—Giving an extra 30 minutes to the standard run time.

The total in-ring time the women had was 1 hour 32 minutes 3 seconds. The total time they were feature on TV was 1 hour 51 minutes 40 seconds.

The least amount of time the women had in-ring was on the February 7th Collision at 10 minutes 24 seconds. The most amount of time they had was on the February 28th Dynamite at 19 minutes 14 seconds.

The least amount of time the women had on TV was also on the February 7th Collision at 10 minutes 24 seconds. The most amount of time they had was on the February 28th Dynamite at 19 minutes 14 seconds.

I want to take a second here and thank everyone who has supported and interacted with this project. It means the world to me to see people genuinely interested in the statistics I’m gathering. My mission is to bring more attention to the way the Women’s division is being treated in comparison to the men, and I think I am doing that.