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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?



First time in the ring for WWE in over a decade and he won the main event at TLC as a sub for Roman Reigns.


Corbin might have been the dominant one in his match, but he gave up the upset victory to Sin Cara in a count-out.


McMahon is in control of SmackDown and seizing control of Raw when he invaded with his roster.


His initial debut feud with Ziggler has run its course and hopefully he wins the 2-out-of-3 falls match and move on.


He lost his title as assumed but got some payback in a 10-man tag match victory, a possible teaser for Survivor Series.


Jason Jordan pinned him at TLC, but after another interruption in his performance, Elias even the score this week.


The trio seems to be ousted from the title picture after being defeated by Benjamin and Gable.


She won the TLC Kickoff Match over Fox, but was outsmarted by Fox on Raw to lead the women into Survivor Series as their captain.


She lost her title shot at TLC, but left Raw with her head high after leveling the champion.


He won his belt back and an apparent locker room, but his team lost on Raw. He gets a chance for revenge at Survivor Series.


The duo were dirty in their win that may have lined them up for a title match.


She wasn't successful in winning the role of captain for Survivor Series, but her best mate won and that is still good for Flair.


Bliss was successful retaining her belt at TLC, but her number one contender got the last laugh on Raw with an attack.


He went bold and called out The Beast. The Beast replied and he will get his biggest shot to prove he isn't a fluke.


She remains undefeated, but against Emma twice. It is time she fights someone who is more of a contender.


Randy Orton was victorious against Zayn and won the right to lead SmackDown into Survivor Series.


Heyman was the one worthy of this ranking spot with his usual magic, but Lesnar was an intimidating as ever.


The best friends of SmackDown are head-to-head with McMahon, who keep getting the upper hand over the two of them. Zayn nearly won the role of Survivor Series captain, but still looked strong in the loss. The two men should still show up on the team.


Alicia Fox was in her usual place at the bottom of the roster. She lost at TLC, but bounced back greatly beating Bayley and Banks AND becoming the captain of the women's Survivor Series team. Quite a turnaround.


Lynch was on the front lines of the invasion on Raw, willing to fight everyone. She will get her chance to do just that as she is the SmackDown women's captain.


They might not be competing much lately, but their promos get better and weirder each week. They are so good they have brought The Ascension back from the dead.


He has been on the losing side of Angle and The Shield for weeks now, but he is still an interest draw with his charisma and promos.


He lost the dream match against Balor, but was the third Shield member on Raw and was victorious. His switch to Mondays has been a roller coaster so far.


His team lost at TLC, but Kane was the last big man standing when he betrayed and took out Braun. On Raw, he took out the Shield members and destroyed Balor. Not bad for a 60 year old mayor candidate.


They are down a member, but the group hasn't lost a step. They acquired Angle for a TLC victory and Styles for a Raw victory. They were taken out by old man Kane though.