As the United Toughness Alliance prepares to roll into Philadelphia for East Coast Invasion, the latest Power Rankings reflect a roster locked in, focused, and ready for war. The field has mostly stabilized this week, but the calm before the storm may not last long.

Valentine Still Reigns Supreme

At the top of the mountain, Jarvis Valentine remains unmoved at #1 with 61.00 points. The UTA Champion continues to dominate all challengers, holding a near 30-point lead over his closest rival. His reign has been marked by consistency, confidence, and a knack for turning back every test put in front of him. Heading into East Coast Invasion, the question isn’t if Valentine will be challenged—it’s who will have the guts to step up next.

Ross Steady at #2, Hall Keeps Climbing

Chris Ross remains locked at #2 (33.00 points), showing no signs of slowing down as he eyes the top spot. His focus, intensity, and recent in-ring success have kept him in striking distance of the champion, though the gap remains substantial.

Angela Hall, however, continues to rise. The Women’s United States Champion moves up slightly to #3 (26.00 points) and is proving week after week that she’s one of UTA’s most dominant champions—regardless of division.

The Chaos Below the Top

Maxx Mayhem remains steady at #4 (21.75 points), maintaining his dangerous momentum as one of the most unpredictable forces in UTA. Eric Dane Jr. climbs to #5 (18.25 points), showing he’s still very much a factor in the main event scene heading into the tour’s East Coast leg.

Former UTA Champion Brick Bronson holds at #6 (15.50 points), still searching for the consistency that once defined his title run.

Shifting Tides in the Women’s Division

The women’s division remains one of the most competitive aspects of the rankings this week. Graysie Parker slips to #7 (15.00 points) after losing her title, while Susanita Ybanez holds steady at #8 (14.50 points) following several strong performances on IN THE ZONE.

Reigning Women’s Champion Valkyrie Knox stays at #9 (14.00 points), looking to rebound from recent struggles, while Amy Harrison remains in the #10 spot (13.75 points) as she continues to rebuild her legacy and momentum.

The Road to Philadelphia

With East Coast Invasion on the horizon, the rankings paint a clear picture—Jarvis Valentine is still the face of UTA, but the hunger beneath him has never been greater. From Ross and Hall’s steady pursuit to Mayhem’s raw aggression and the growing women’s rivalry between Knox, Harrison, and Ybanez, the competition is fierce and personal.

Philadelphia could be the turning point—one big win could catapult a contender into title contention, and one loss could send them tumbling down the list.