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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?



Jason Jordan is starting to become quite the pain in the side for Rollins, costing him another another shot at the title. Their feud will lead to a match by the time of WrestleMania.


Bayley hadn't had much of a path in WWE lately, but she was granted a match with Asuka in a chance to break the streak. She was unsuccessful but at least got a handshake as a sign of respect.


James scored a roll-up victory on Sonya Deville, which lead to an assault by the order of Paige. To the surprise of all, Alexa Bliss saved James, one of her contenders for the belt at Elimination Chamber.


The now-former tag team title contenders have seemed to drop off to mid-card level. They are stuck in a storyline with Breezango and Ascension that is going nowhere.


Sonya Deville was upset by Mickie James, but at least Mandy and Sonya will get a shot at the title at Elimination Chamber. As for Paige, she might not be clear to compete, but she is still strong as a manager.


Titus Worldwide has yet to break through to the main event picture, but they are close and deserving of it. Apollo Crews is so athletic and should win the second chance match and showcase his talent on a pay-per-view.


In the main event on Raw, Cena battled Elias and Strowman to be the last man to enter the Elimination Chamber. Yet again, Elias got the better of Cena and pinned him. This led to Braun slamming them both into the match three time each.


Rusev came up short in his title match, but at least he is getting some attention. However, he suffered a RKO from out of nowhere.


In a repeat of last week, The Bludgeon Brothers were disrespected by The Usos. A title match could be in store come Fastlane.


Balor teamed with Karl Anderson to score a victory over The Revival. Plus, he gets a second chance to make his way into the Elimination Chamber.


The Usos delivered another decent promo and their mic skills are catching up to their in-ring abilities. Their inevitable title match with the Bludgeon Brothers should bring the house down whenever they meet.


it is nice to see Jax back in her dominating form, running through wrestlers. At this point, she is still one of the best option to take down Asuka.


Orton has the entire WWE and WWE Universe watching him closely each week. Over the last few weeks, he has been delivering RKOs to anyone he passes. All of us are watching to see where it leads.

Bliss delivered one of her best promos to date. She hasn't been doing much recently as the champion. She went on the offensive towards GM Angle about having to be forced to defend her title when the likes of Brock Lesnar can do as he pleases as champion.


Styles could have stayed out of the way and let Owens and Zayn battle out for his new contender. Instead, he ran down and caused chaos. It led to him having to defend his title in a Triple Threat again.


Roode defeated Rusev in his best title defense, but he was on the receiving end of an RKO from a loose Viper.


It is just like the old days again when Reigns stepped in to be Rollins's partner in a title match against The Bar. They lost, but at least he secured his spot in the Elimination Chamber match earlier in the night by beating Bray Wyatt.

The streak continues as Asuka beats Bayley, who put up quite a fight. Asuka, known for being someone who doesn't care about the rest of the roster, gave Bayley props and shook her hand in a sign of respect.


They were defending their titles against Rollins and Reigns, but were on the verge of losing them. They decided to take the titles and leave to retain via count-out. Jason Jordan strolled out and assaulted them, retaining by DQ instead.


Apollo Crews gave him a run for his money, but The Miz was able to secure the win to battle in the Elimination Chamber match.


Charlotte has decided to take matters into her own hands when it comes to the Riott Squad. She is taking them down one by one, starting with Liv Morgan this week.


Owens was about to lose the contender match to his friend Sami Zayn when AJ Styles attacked them, leading to a DQ ending. As a result, Owens gets another title shot in another Triple Threat match.


Braun was the clear favorite to win the Triple Threat match to decide the last entry into the Elimination Chamber. Elias turned the tables and pounced on his one opportunity: pinning Cena when Braun was down. In a fit of rage, Strowman slammed them both twice into the mat. He pumped up the crowd and they called for one more slam each. He delivered.


Sami Zayn was closing in on pinning Owens to face Styles for the title when Styles interfered and ruin the match. Zayn has to face Owens and Styles, but is the favorite at this point. He almost had Owens pinned and has defeated Styles in recent memory.


You can walk with Elias, but you won't be walking with him at Elimination Chamber until everyone else has entered the match. He pinned Cena to win the right to be the last man in, but got the hands of Braun on him.