No Movement Following Black Horizon as the Final Show of the Year Approaches

With no United Toughness Alliance events held in the past week, the Power Rankings remain unchanged as the roster turns its full attention to Season’s Beatings, the final show of the year.

Rather than a sign of stagnation, this pause represents something far more significant—a moment of clarity before the storm.

The Rankings Freeze

Because no matches, segments, or appearances took place since Black Horizon, there were no opportunities for competitors to gain or lose ground. As a result, the rankings stand exactly as they did following Black Horizon’s fallout.

At the top, Jarvis Valentine remains firmly entrenched at #1 with 92.00 points, continuing one of the most dominant statistical runs in UTA history. Chris Ross holds the #2 position at 58.25 points, still the lone challenger within range of the champion.

Behind them, Gunnar Van Patton’s rise to #3 (44.00 points) remains the biggest story coming out of Black Horizon, while Susanita Ybanez (#4) and the tied duo of Angela Hall and Amy Harrison (#5) represent the heart of a women’s division that has defined the latter half of 2025.

Stability Before the Finale

The lack of movement creates a rare scenario—every competitor heads into Season’s Beatings with full knowledge of exactly where they stand.

• No last-minute surges

• No late collapses

• No reshuffling

Just ten ranked competitors, locked in place, all with something to prove on the year’s final night.

For some, Season’s Beatings is about cementing dominance.
For others, it’s about salvaging momentum.
And for a few, it’s the final chance to rewrite the story of 2025.

One Night Left

These unchanged rankings are not the end of the story—they are the starting line.

Season’s Beatings will close the book on the year, and when the dust settles, the Power Rankings will inevitably change. The only question is how drastically.

For now, the numbers stand.
The stage is set.
And the final show of the year awaits.