With One Last Stop drawing closer, the WrestleUTA landscape continues to shift — and this week’s Power Rankings reflect the high-stakes chaos of the championship tournament and rising rivalries across the board.

At the top of the mountain is a man making the most of every opportunity: Jarvis Valentine now claims the #1 spotwith 8.00 points, surging past the pack thanks to his consistent dominance and continued success in tournament play as well as recently winning the WrestleUTA: Orlando Florida State Championship. Once an underdog, Valentine is now the one to beat.

Not far behind, Athena Storm climbs to #2 at 7.00 points, proving once again that she's not just one of the best in the women's division — she’s one of the best in UTA, period. Her intensity, poise, and big-match presence have kept her in the spotlight all season.

A three-way tie at #3 brings a heavy dose of intrigue. Brick Bronson, Jaxon Ryder, and Malachi Cross all hit the 6.00-point mark, each carving out their own identity on the road to gold. Brick’s raw power, Ryder’s flashy momentum, and Cross’s unshakable focus have elevated them into serious championship threats.

Holding steady at #6, Magnus Wolfe remains a dangerous presence with 5.50 points, though his recent performances haven’t delivered the surge fans expected. Still, with Wolfe, all it takes is one violent statement to swing momentum back in his favor.

Valentina Blaze inches back into the conversation at #7 with 5.25 points, gaining traction again after recent turbulence. Blaze’s passion-fueled offense continues to earn respect — and points.

Meanwhile, Gideon Graves slides to #8 with 3.50 points, raising eyebrows after earlier being tied for the top spot. Whether this is a temporary setback or a full momentum crash remains to be seen.

B.R Ellis also drops, landing at #9 with 3.00 points, while wildcard Valkyrie Knox claws her way into the #10 spot at 1.75 points. After her recent interference and presence at ringside, all eyes are on whether she plans to rise the rankings the hard way — or her way.

The table is set, the stakes are rising, and with just one more major stop before One Last Stop, the power struggle is far from over.