The United Toughness Alliance has dropped its newest set of Power Rankings, and the numbers tell a clear story—momentum is everything. Champions are holding strong, challengers are gaining ground, and the field is looking tighter than ever.

Valentine in a League of His Own

Jarvis Valentine continues his dominant run at the top of the rankings, climbing to 50.00 points at #1. The UTA Champion now holds a staggering 21-point advantage over the nearest competitor, showing just how untouchable he’s been in recent weeks. With each passing event, Valentine’s grip on the division seems to tighten.

Ross and Hall Closing In

Chris Ross makes another move up the ladder, landing at #2 with 29.00 points. Ross has been relentless, shaking off setbacks and proving he belongs in the conversation for another title opportunity.

Right behind him is Angela Hall at #3 (25.00 points). The U.S. Women’s Champion has been stacking wins, silencing doubters, and setting herself apart as one of the most consistent performers on the roster.

Ybanez, Mayhem, and Bronson on the Rise

Susanita Ybanez continues her steady climb, reaching #4 with 19.00 points, a testament to her resilience and breakout year. Meanwhile, Maxx Mayhem surges into the top five at 17.50 points, fueled by his chaotic approach and ability to deliver in big-match environments.

Former UTA Champion Brick Bronson rebounds again, sitting at #6 with 16.50 points, keeping himself within striking distance of the top tier.

Familiar Names Round Out the Top Ten

Graysie Parker holds steady at #7 with 16.00 points, while reigning Women’s Champion Valkyrie Knox climbs one spot to #8 (15.50 points) after recent showings.

Eric Dane Jr. bumps up to #9 with 13.25 points, remaining a steady presence despite being caught in heated rivalries. At the bottom of the list but gaining ground is Marie Van Claudio, back up to #10 with 12.50 points, keeping her name in the mix after a series of high-profile appearances.

Looking Ahead

With The Great Southern Trendkill Tour entering its home stretch, the Power Rankings reflect a roster in constant motion. Valentine may be untouchable for now, but with Ross, Hall, and others surging, the gap could close quicker than anyone expects. One upset, one statement win, and the balance of power in UTA could change overnight.