This Week’s Official Rankings — East Coast Invasion Continues

Another week, another massive shake in the UTA competitive landscape. The East Coast Invasion tour has pushed the roster harder than ever, and the newest Power Rankings show widening gaps at the top, a major reshuffle in the middle, and one champion quietly losing ground as the pack tightens behind her.

THE TOP OF THE EMPIRE

#1 – Jarvis Valentine — 85.00 pts (＝)

Jarvis Valentine is no longer just dominant — he’s historic. With 85 points, the UTA Champion is inches away from crossing the 90-point threshold, something that has only happened in rare eras of absolute supremacy.

Valentine’s reign continues to define the East Coast tour. The lead is enormous. The confidence is unmistakable. And the message is clear:

This is Jarvis Valentine’s world. Everyone else is just trying to survive in it.

#2 – Chris Ross — 53.25 pts (＝)

Ross breaks the 50-point mark and further cements himself as the undisputed #2 in the company. He cannot catch Valentine yet — but he is pulling further ahead of the rest of the field. Ross remains the top threat, the top contender, and the man with the best chance of forcing the champion’s hand sooner rather than later.

THE UPPER CARD REARRANGES AGAIN

#3 – Angela Hall — 39.00 pts ▲

Angela Hall rebounds to reclaim the #3 position. The former Women’s United States Champion has been the most stable force across the entire women’s division, consistently placing, consistently rising, consistently delivering.

Her return to #3 puts her back into rare territory: she is now the highest-ranked non–World Championship contender not named Ross.

#4 – Eric Dane Jr. — 38.25 pts ▼

Dane Jr. slips one slot but remains at the top of the conversation. The gap between #3 and #4 is microscopic — less than a single point — and both Hall and Dane Jr. are neck-and-neck in what may be the most hotly contested tier of the entire rankings.

#5 – Maxx Mayhem — 34.00 pts (＝)

Mayhem holds in the #5 spot, steady but no longer soaring. For the first time in weeks, he did not make an upward move. Still, at 34 points, he remains firmly within reach of reentering the top 3 discussion if he regains momentum.

THE MIDDLE TIER ERUPTS

#6 – Susanita Ybanez — 32.50 pts ▲

Susanita climbs once again, continuing what may be the best sustained growth of the year. Her consistency is finally paying off, placing her above multiple champions and top-tier threats. A top 5 breakthrough is now well within reach.

#7 – Gunnar Van Patton — 32.00 pts (＝)

Gunnar falls one spot purely due to Susanita’s rise, but his point total still increases. GVP remains one of the biggest success stories of the tour, rapidly transforming from dark horse to legitimate contender.

#8 – Amy Harrison — 30.00 pts (＝)

Amy Harrison holds steady but stays in the high-30 conversation. As her comeback continues, she is positioning herself for something big — especially if the women’s division continues tightening around the reigning champion.

THE LOWER TOP 10

#9 – Marie Van Claudio — 29.50 pts (＝)

MVC continues her slow, steady climb. She remains a lynchpin of the women’s division and one success away from breaking back into the mid-tier cluster.

#10 – Valkyrie Knox — 26.00 pts (＝)

The former UTA Women’s Champion gains points but stays in 10th. With nearly the entire women’s field climbing around her, Knox finds herself at the bottom of the most competitive division in the company.

She’s still champion — but the gap is closing fast, and the pressure is building.

FINAL ANALYSIS

This week’s rankings confirm what the East Coast Invasion has made clear:

• Jarvis Valentine is untouchable. He is now operating in a tier of his own.

• Chris Ross is the undisputed #1 contender, and the only man even within range of the champion.

• Hall, Dane Jr., and Mayhem form a deadly three-way battle for the upper card.

• The women’s division is the most competitive arena in UTA, with Ybanez, Harrison, and MVC rising while Knox tries to hold her ground.

• Gunnar Van Patton’s ascension continues, making him one of the tour’s biggest revelations.

The East Coast Invasion continues next week — and with it, another chance for the rankings to twist once again.