WWE power rankings after Monday Night RAW in Fresno, CA
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Hello everybody, and welcome back to another week of the WWE‘s Men’s Power Rankings. With Money in the Bank less than two weeks away, we could see some of the major superstars taking a break right now. However, those superstars could see action at the Crown Jewel PLE, which is happening next week.
So as the WWE strategically navigates the storylines for all of the superstars involved, we can all rejoice as fans about the action we’re going to get this fall. It’s not always like this, and when you can get two PLEs within a few weeks of each other, you can’t help but think about the holiday cheer that’s coming after Halloween.
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That being said, let’s get to this week’s list and see how these stories have unfolded since last week. Have a great day, everyone, and may the slams be with you.
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Ranks 10-6
Feb 1, 2025; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Penta during the Men’s Royal Rumble match during the WWE Royal Rumble at Lucas Oil Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images Credit: USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Connect (Reuters)10. Penta:
Penta teamed up with Trick Williams and Rey Fenix as they battled Sami Zayn, Ricky Saints, and Johnny Gargano in the main event on SmackDown. They ended up winning the match, and you could see how much the crowd loves Penta, with how the WWE is highlighting him right now. I’m in for the ride, so why don’t you all come join the Penta Train. Toot, toot!
9. Trick Williams:
Trick Williams was also involved in the Six-man tag match in the main event on SmackDown, in which he and his team won. Trick looked exceptional in this match, and it makes me think that at some point, I could see them pushing Williams into a major title match in the future. For now, Penta has that nod, and until it runs out, Williams will be where he’s at, which is the U.S. Champion.
8. Chad Gable:
Chad Gable and Dragon Lee teamed up in a tag team match on RAW last night, against Ethan Page and Big Cass. The match went the way you expected it to go, with Cass, who brutalized both Gable and Lee. In the end, Page and Cass won the match, which tells me that Gable’s time as champion could be coming to an end.
7. “Main Event” Jey Uso:
Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso were joined by Solo Sikoa to help Roman Reigns finally put 946 in check. They may have got the upper hand this time, but like I have said over the past few weeks, this feud has War Games written all over it. With the Bloodline finally back together, you can only expect the next few weeks to be wild. Unfortunately, the USOs’ weren’t on RAW this week so I’m sure we’ll see them soon enough. YEET!
6. Seth Rollins:
Seth “Freakin” Rollins slips to fifth on this list after losing to Roman Reigns in the Main Event at SummerSlam. Since then, Rollins has cut some promos and gone face to face with a few wrestlers, but hasn’t been b on T.V. for a minute. That’s okay because he’s really not needed right now and we’ll see if he shows up next week.
Top 5
Rusev, left, wrestles Oba Femi during WWE Friday Night SmackDown at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, Friday, July 10, 2026. Credit: USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect (Reuters)5. Oba Femi:
Oba Femi came out to save Penta and Je’Von Evans after the Vision started a beatdown that included Bronson Reed. When Femi got to the ring, he unloaded a ton of punches into Breakker and Reed, who fled once the numbers game was no longer in their favor. This match between Femi and Breakker could be amazing; however, I see the rest of the Vision getting involved.
4. C.M. Punk:
C.M. Punk defeated Finn Balór and Gunther to cash his ticket into the Money in the Bank match. This match had it all, from great work by all three wrestlers to the ongoing storylines between these superstars. In the end, Punk deserved to win because I always like seeing Balór in MITB matches due to his insane moves set he brings to the match. Punk wasn’t on RAW this week, so it seems he had earned some more time off for now.
3. Sami Zayn:
Sami Zayn was involved in a Six-man tag team match that Ricky Saints, Johnny Gargano, and himself lost. It was nice to see all six of these superstars display their move sets, but this all seems like a set up, to keep Penta and Zayn in close quarters. I don’t think that this will lead to Penta cashing in his MITB briefcase, but Zayn had to be worried about this, at this point. Regardless, Zayn showed up to cause havoc on RAW, which led to him defending his championship against Je’Von Evans, who ended up losing in the end.
2. Cody Rhodes:
Cody Rhodes versus Randy Orton was officially announced for Crown Jewel, next week in Riyadh. This feud is starting to become like the Energizer bunny; it never stops. Regardless, this is giving the fans what they want, and that’s a finale, or so we hope.
1. Roman Reigns:
Roman Reigns was busy on RAW last week and had his hands in almost everything. Reigns confronted 946, which ended up leading to a brawl, and prior to that, Reigns put Sami Zayn in his place as to who was the dominant champ for the company. With the OTC finally back and pushing his weight around, us fans should be in for a treat these next few weeks.
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