Hello everybody, and welcome back to another week of the WWE’s Men’s Power Rankings. With another exciting week of wrestling, not much has changed for the rankings, with no PLEs happening. With Survivor Series “War Games” this month, you can bet that things will start heading up soon enough. That being said, let’s run through the wrestlers and get you caught up in some of the storylines. Also, remember to check out our “Through the Turnbuckles” podcast, as we cover topics in the world of wrestling. The show will be returning this week, so keep an eye out for that show. Have a great day, everyone, and may the slams be with you.
10. Jimmy Uso:
Jimmy Uso had another easy week as the WWE gets ready to give us another story between Jimmy and his brother Jey. However, both came out on SmackDown to help Rhodes, who was being attacked by the Vision. For now, the Usos are tied in with this story until they’re ready to squash their differences. No YEET!
9. Roman Reigns:
Roman Reigns lost to Bronson Reed at Crown Jewel as a follow-up match to their Clash in Paris match. Since then, Reigns hasn’t been on TV much, but with the holiday season kicking off soon, we can expect an early Christmas present wrapped in an OTC shirt.
8. Dominik Mysterio:
Dominik Mysterio finally ran his mouth too much, and it ended up burning him this time as Cena defeated him for the Intercontinental Championship. There are rumors that Cena is having a dark match tonight on RAW, which could lead to him dropping the belt to Mysterio, so he can focus on his Last Time is Now match that they have going for him.
7. L.A. Knight:
L.A. Knight wasn’t included in any shenanigans this week with the Vision since they’re focused on Punk. However, Knight did have a mystery opponent who ended up being Matt Cardona, whom Knight defeated in a very good match. YEAH!
6. Ilja Dragunov:
Ilja Dragunov defended his U.S. championship title against Axiom last week on Friday Night SmackDown. Dragunov won the match, but the story in the ring these two told was amazing to watch go down. However, DIY didn’t agree with this and is slowly becoming a thorn in Dragunov’s side.
5. Bron Breakker:
Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed headed to the ring on SmackDown because Reed was challenged to a championship match by Rhodes. The match started, but it ended in disqualification due to Paul running in and attacking Rhodes. With the Vision clearly targeting both champions, this story is only going to get better as we approach War Games this month.
4. “Main Event” Jey Uso:
Jey Uso faced the Miz on Friday Night SmackDown in a one-on-one match that Jey won. Before the match started, Jey was enjoying his music when the Miz’s music hit, cutting his music off. That did not work out well for the Miz, who loves doing these types of things, which always gets him beaten up. YEET!
3. John Cena:
John Cena started off Monday Night RAW in his hometown of Boston, MA, last week. This led to Dominik Mysterio coming out and challenging Cena to an Intercontinental Championship match. Cena ended up winning the IC championship, finally making him a Grand Slam Champion.
2. C.M. Punk:
C.M. Punk now has his hands full with Logan Paul and the Vision. This is most likely leading to a War Games matchup at Survivor Series in a couple of weeks. However, going forward, this helps keep the Heavyweight Championship title relevant while buying some time for the next challenger.
1. Cody Rhodes:
Cody Rhodes finally shook off Drew McIntyre, only to be back to where he was before by dealing with the Vision once again. However, that all changed once Paul showed up to help the Vision. That led to the Usos showing up to help Rhodes before McIntyre came out and went after the Usos. This type of bedlam is what we love as WWE fans, and I can’t wait for Survivor Series this year.
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