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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 so-called savior for the 205 division has fallen flat on his face. He got booed at his first 205 event and his first singles match resulted in an ugly botch that may ban his finisher move.


Not all is lost for The Drifter. He got selected to welcome Cena back to Raw and put forth a long-lasting match. He isn't on the same level as Cena yet though.


After just being named a contender to Lesnar's title, Kane was thrown into a squash match against Rhyno and Slater in a meaningless segment.


If Absolution stalking her wasn't bad enough, Asuka has seemingly set her sights on Alexa Bliss's title.

Alexander won two tag matches this week ahead of his title match against Enzo Amore.

After possibly their last squash match. the Street Profits called out most of the top tier teams in NXT. They could be on to better things in 2018.


Balor picked up a simple win in a simple segment with Curtis Hawkins. It is even more of a blow that Balor was leaped by Jordan for a big push aside Rollins.


Baszler took NXT by storm when she attacked Kairi Sane, making her a threat to all women in NXT.

Alexa Bliss seems to have a new and dangerous contender in Asuka, who left her lying flat after an altercation.


Rusev is on the verge on being pushed heavily and WWE saved him heat by avoiding getting pinned in the contender match.


Hardy has proven that he too can play mind games and even got the better of Wyatt.


His main event push has expired, but Mahal is still relevant. He won a match to proceed further into the United States Championship tournament.


Cena graced his presence on Raw on Christmas Day no less. He worked a great match with Elias to start the show.


The Riott Squad is still causing havoc on SmackDown, but they are getting more counter attacks from the rest of the roster.

Joe went toe-to-toe with Reigns for the Intercontinental Championship. He did win via disqualification and put up quite the fight against The Big Dog.


Moon won a brawl with Sonya Deville, but now Shayna Baszler is loose on the scene.

Roode gets another shot at redemption when he defeated Baron Corbin to continue in the US Title tournament.


Mandy Rose is becoming quite the diamond in the rough and is proving that she belongs on the same side as the likes of Paige.


The NXT crowd erupted when Gargano got the better of Aleister Black out of nowhere for the win.

The inevitable happened as the duo won once again and was finally rewarded their much-deserved title shot.


Jason Jordan took over as Rollins's partner with Ambrose on the shelf. Surprisingly, it led to The Bar losing their belts to the newly formed duo.


Braun was also placed in a squash match, but at least his prey put up more up a fight.


Owens and Zayn continues to make a mockery of the rest of SmackDown Live. Owens upset the WWE Champion AJ Styles and rubbed it in the face of Shane McMahon.


All seemed lost for Rollins when Ambrose went down, but Jason Jordan came to the rescue and helped defeat their rivals ad capture the titles.


The Shield is in shambles, but at least they are still dominant even though they're a man short. Reigns defeated Samoa Joe in a hard-fought contest.