Wrestling Power Rankings 6/17/17

Once again, I apologize for my lateness. It's been a very hectic week for me. Let's get started right away.

Raw:

10. Sheamus and Cesaro (Last Week: 10, Weeks in Rankings: 2, Peak: 10)

9. Dean Ambrose (Last Week: 9, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 8)

8. Bray Wyatt (Last Week: 8, Weeks in Rankings: 7, Peak: 6)

7. Roman Reigns (Last Week: 7, Weeks in Rankings: 5, Peak: 6)-

6. The Miz (Last Week: 6, Weeks in Rankings: 7, Peak: 6)

5. The Hardy Boyz (Last Week: 4, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 3)

4. Seth Rollins (Last Week: 5, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 2)

3. Alexa Bliss (Last Week: 3, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 3)

2. Brock Lesnar (Last Week: 2, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 1)

1. Samoa Joe (Last Week: 1, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 1)


SD:

10. Naomi (Last Week: NR, Weeks in Rankings: 1, Peak: 10)

9. The Usos (Last Week: 7, Weeks in Rankings: 7, Peak: 7)

8. The New Day (Last Week: 9, Weeks in Rankings: 2, Peak: 8)

7. Tye Dillinger (Last Week: 6, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 6)- I'm honestly surprised Tye has held on this long.

6. Sami Zayn (Last Week: 8, Weeks in Rankings: 4, Peak: 6)

5. Kevin Owens (Last Week: 5, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 1)

4. AJ Styles (Last Week: 4, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 1)

3. Randy Orton (Last Week: 3, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 2)

2. Jinder Mahal (Last Week: 1, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 1)

1. Shinsuke Nakamura (Last Week: 2, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 1)- We all knew it was a matter of time before Nakamura reached #1.

205 Live:

10. Noam Dar (Last Week: 10, Weeks in Rankings: 7, Peak: 7)

9. Tony Nese (Last Week: NR, Weeks in Rankings: 1, Peak: 9)

8. Rich Swann (Last Week: 9, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 7)

7. TJP (Last Week: 6, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 3)

6. Mustafa Ali (Last Week: 7, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 5)

5. Cedric Alexander (Last Week: 8, Weeks in Rankings: 4, Peak: 5)

4. Gentleman Jack Gallagher (Last Week: 5, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 4)

3. Drew Gulak (Last Week: 4, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 3)

2. Akira Tozawa (Last Week: 2, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 2)

1. Neville (Last Week: 1, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 1)

NXT:

10. The Velveteen Dream (Last Week: 9, Weeks in Rankings: 4, Peak: 9)

9. Heavy Machinery (Last Week: 10, Weeks in Rankings: 2, Peak: 9)

8. Kassius Ohno (Last Week: 8, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 7)

7. Hideo Itami (Last Week: 7, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 4)

6. Roderick Strong (Last Week: 6, Weeks in Rankings: 8, Peak: 7)

5. Drew McIntyre (Last Week: 5, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 5)

4. Aleister Black (Last Week: 4, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 4)

3. Authors of Pain (Last Week: 3, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 3)

2. Bobby Roode (Last Week: 2, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 1)

1. Asuka (Last Week: 1, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 1)

Impact:

10. Sienna (Last Week: 9, Weeks in Rankings: 7, Peak: 7)

9. Rosemary (Last Week: 8, Weeks in Rankings: 3, Peak: 8)

8. Moose (Last Week: 7, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 5)

7. Davey Richards (Last Week: 6, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 5)

6. Low-Ki (Last Week: 4, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 4)

5. Sonjay Dutt (Last Week: 10, Weeks in Rankings: 2, Peak: 5)- For the first time in his career, Dutt is X-Division Champion.

4. Ethan Carter III (Last Week: 5, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 2)

3. LAX (Last Week: 3, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 2)

2. Alberto El Patron (Last Week: 2, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 2)

1. Bobby Lashley (Last Week: 1, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 1)

ROH:

10. Punishment Martinez (Last Week: 10, Weeks in Rankings: 5, Peak: 9)

9. Dalton Castle (Last Week: 9, Weeks in Rankings: 6, Peak: 8)

8. Silas Young (Last Week: 8, Weeks in Rankings: 5, Peak: 8)

7. Jay Lethal (Last Week: 7, Weeks in Rankings: 8, Peak: 3)

6. Hangman Page (Last Week: 6, Weeks in Rankings: 8, Peak: 6)

5. War Machine (Last Week: 4, Weeks in Rankings: 8, Peak: 4)

4. Marty Scurll (Last Week: 3, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 2)

3. The Briscoes & Bully Ray (Last Week: 5, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 3)

2. Christopher Daniels (Last Week: 1, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 1)

1. Young Bucks (Last Week: 2, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 1)

NJPW:

10. BUSHI (Last Week: NR, Weeks in Rankings: 1, Peak: 10)

9. Guerillas of Destiny (Last Week: 10, Weeks in Rankings: 5, Peak: 9)

8. Hirooki Goto (Last Week: 6, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 4)

7. Hiromu Takahashi (Last Week: 5, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 3)

6. KUSHIDA (Last Week: 8, Weeks in Rankings: 3, Peak: 6)

5. Hiroshi Tanahashi (Last Week: 7, Weeks in Rankings: 7, Peak: 5)

4. Minoru Suzuki (Last Week: 4, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 4)

3. Tetsuya Naito (Last Week: 1, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 1)

2. Kenny Omega (Last Week: 3, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 2)

1. Kazuchika Okada (Last Week: 2, Weeks in Rankings: 9, Peak: 1)

Thanks for reading everyone. 

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