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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?

Here is the key code for the rankings shorthand when referencing their position in relation to the previous week:




Andrade & Angel Garza will have the chance to avenge their recent loss to The Street Profits, this time with the Raw Tag Team Championships on the line, after winning a Triple Threat against The Viking Raiders and Ricochet & Cedric Alexander.


NXT's resident artist/psychopath Dexter Lumis earned his place in the upcoming North American Championship Ladder Match by defeating Finn Balor and Timothy Thatcher.


The SmackDown Tag Team Champions took a week off to celebrate their recent title win, with a clash with Lucha House Party seemingly on the horizon.


Speaking of Lucha House Party, AJ Styles recorded another successful Intercontinental Championship defense over one of their crew, Gran Metallik, on this week's SmackDown.


While both Seth Rollins & Buddy Murphy were chased away by Dominic Mysterio and a kendo stick, Murphy saw some success later on Raw by defeating Humberto Carrillo.


The NXT Champion lay down the gauntlet to Karrion Kross on NXT this week, setting the stage for the next TakeOver's main event. And while he wasn't in an official match, Keith Lee did get to beat up Cameron Grimes for a little while.


Although there is no clear conclusion in sight to the United States Championship feud between MVP and Apollo Crews, Hurt Business maintained positive momentum with Bobby Lashley scoring a win over Mustafa Ali on Raw.


It was the end of the road for Kairi Sane on Raw this week. The devastating assault she received from Bayley on Raw not only spelled the end of her WWE tenure, but also led to Asuka losing her Raw Women's Championship to Sasha Banks via count out.


In another Extreme Rules match on Raw, Drew McInytre once again got the better of his former tag team partner Dolph Ziggler. With Randy Orton on the horizon, SummerSlam looks like it will be the biggest challenge of the WWE Champion's reign so far.


The Golden Role Models now legitimately hold all the gold in WWE Women's Division. On Raw, Asuka's concern for the safety of Kairi Sane allowed Sasha Banks to capture her fifth Raw Women's Championship on Monday via count out. Then, on Friday, Bayley beat Nikki Cross once more to retain her SmackDown Women's Championship.

HONORABLE MENTIONS

Johnny Gargano - In a follow-up to last week's Triple Threat, Johnny Gargano defeated Roderick Strong in a straight one-on-one match.

Mercedes Martinez - The newest recruit of the Robert Stone Brand, Mercedes Martinez secured a victory over Shotzi Blackheart on NXT.

Isaiah Scott - Isaiah Scott set himself on course for a future clash with Santos Escobar by beating Jake Atlas on NXT.

The New Day - With Big E now carrying the load for The New Day going forward, he got off to a good start with a win over The Miz on SmackDown.

King Corbin - It was both a winning week for King Corbin over Drew Gulak and he also seemingly gained a tag partner in the form of Shorty G.

Dropped from Last Week's Power Rankings

• Kevin Owens
• Braun Strowman
• Jeff Hardy

The Power Rankings Table (since WrestleMania 36)

1. Drew McIntyre - 17 weeks (6 weeks at #1)
2. Braun Strowman - 16 weeks (1 week at #1)
3. The Golden Role Models - 14 weeks (8 weeks at #1)
4. Charlotte Flair - 12 weeks (1 week at #1)
5. The Kabuki Warriors - 12 weeks (1 week at #1)
6. AJ Styles - 8 weeks
7. Keith Lee - 8 weeks
8. Apollo Crews - 6 weeks
9. The Undisputed Era - 5 weeks
10. Hurt Business - 5 weeks

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