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Welcome to another edition of Power Rankings from Smark Out Moment! Each week, we will break down the current roster and examine who has gone up the WWE hierarchy and who has unfortunately taken a step down the ladder. Factoring in things such as wins and losses, suspensions, injuries, making a name for one's self, being humiliated, and more, who is at the top of the food chain and who needs to make up some ground next week?



The silver-tongued announcer unfortunately let Bruan Strowman get his hands on him and slammed him off of the stage in a tantrum of rage after fired and then re-hired.


Recent events has put Paige's future in jeopardy, with reports coming out that her n-ring career could likely be over after a scare neck injury sustained by a kick to the back by Sasha Banks.


The Raw General Manager angered The Monster Among Men when he fired him to open the show after he nearly incapacitated Lesnar and Kane last week. He set the giant into a warpath, who even tipped over a production truck and manhandling Michael Cole before he was forced to re-hire Braun.


Banks has come under heavy fire from the WWE Universe after he kick to the back of Paige led to her possible career-ending injury. To add more heat to her, Sonya Deville pinned her in a one-on-one match/

Sheamus's injury might be as serious as we all think. He and Cesaro aren't getting much of a push lately, losing to Titus Worldwide twice now. Sheamus could be on the last leg of his career at this point.
Jax stepped forward as a formidable opponent to the undefeated Asuka and was granted a match wth her. Sadly, she was injured in their match and it led to the ref calling it off.


Backstage, Gable and Benjamin ambushed The Usos during an interview. The duo is trying whatever they can to gain the upper hand for their title rematch at the Royal Rumble.


Lacey Evans started to call out the locker room after her victory on NXT, but headed for the hills when Baszler appeared and her mere appearance has the ability to scare off the other talent.

Jordan is not on good terms with Rollins, but at least he played a role in aiding his tag partner to get the better of Finn Balor in the Monday night main event.


Alexander is continuing to rack up wins over Amore and the Zo Train squad. Whenever Amore is healthy enough for their rematch, Alexander will be the heavy favorite.


Miz gets his title rematch next week on the 25th Anniversary episode of Raw, but Reigns won't give p the title so easily.

Hardy's character has reached its full completion and is a very dangerous and intense competitor, putting away Heath Slater with ease.

The Revival are back and calling out everyone. They called out the legends who will return for the anniversary episode next week. They may have a large target on their back now.

Mahal may have shot himself in the foot and lost the US title tournament due to his own actions. He beat Xavier Woods to reach the finals, but he assaulted Bobby Roode. This led to the finals happening later that night and on no rest, Mahal lost the match.


Balor was booked in a dream main event with Seth Rollins and they clicked together in the ring. Even with multiple distractions, Balor was unsuccessful when Rollins dusted off his old Curb Stomp finisher (renamed the Blackout).


Reigns was able to take out both Curtis Axel and Bo Dallas on his own and set The Miz retreating.


Fluke or not, Titus's group is continuing to get wins over an established tag team.

Sonya was given her personal moment to shine, taking on Sasha Banks and being able to dominate the veteran for a win. Sonya's match showed she has great potential as a dangerous powerhouse.

The Empress looked to have found her match in Nia Jax, but in their first match together, Jax was injured and there was a no-contest.

The former NXT Tag Team Champions squashed The Street Profits for a chance at the titles once more.

booked in the main event with Finn Balor, the two men stole the night. Rollins won the brawl when he shockingly used his once-banned Curb Stomp finisher, now renamed.


He beat Mojo Rawley earlier in the show and beat Jinder Mahal later the same night to win the US Championship, his first title in WWE.


Braun was utterly fired his harsh assault on his Rumble opponents, but made Angle pay for letting him go. He would go on to tip over a production semi-truck and even assault Michael Cole before Stephanie McMahon forced Angle to reinstate Braun before he brought down the whole arena.