The finale of Telemundo’s Exatlón All-Stars delivered 438,000 A18-49 and 1.38 million Total Viewers

The finale of Telemundo’s Exatlón All-Stars sports reality competition propelled Telemundo to #1 in Spanish-language primetime television last night, delivering 438,000 Adults 18-49 and 1.38 million Total Viewers, according to Nielsen. Telemundo also ranked as the #2 broadcast network, regardless of language, in the 8-11pm timeslot, delivering 435,000 Adults 18-49.

Exatlón All-Stars’ three-hour live coast-to-coast finale, in which Susana Abundiz was crowned champion and winner of the $500,000 cash prize, averaged 484,000 Adults 18-49 and 1.53 million Total Viewers, ranking as the most-watched episode of the season.

Locally, the Exatlón All-Stars live finale at 7-10pm ET/4-7pm PT ranked #1, regardless of language, in Los Angeles, Miami, Phoenix, Tampa, and Washington, D.C., and #2, in New York, Dallas, Chicago, Orlando and Philadephia, among adults 18-49. The finale was also the #1 Spanish-language TV show in New York, Chicago, Orlando, Philadelphia, and Boston for the same demo.

Telemundo’s winning streak continued from Sunday night, when it also ranked as the #1 Spanish-language network in Sunday primetime for the 4th time in the last five weeks, delivering 292,000 adults 18-49. Reaching its highest levels of competition on the road to the finale, Exatlón All-Stars Sunday night’s double elimination semi-final episode was #1 in its timeslot, delivering 310,000 adults 18-49, the second highest Sunday night episode of the season.

This eighth season of Exatlón, Telemundo’s longest-running reality show, averaged 1.05 million Total Viewers during its full run, becoming the most-watched season since season 5 in 2021.