MIA from SmackDown the week, Logan Paul was seen in attendance at UFC 295 with his newly won WWE United States Championship. Another stellar performance against Rey Mysterio at Crown Jewel, Logan has announced he has retired from boxing to pursue a “full-time” WWE career. So… expect more of the Maverick, I guess? This is a good thing, maybe? — DC

MJF had a throwaway match this week on Dynamite against Daniel Garcia, although it was nice to see the World Champ wrestle on TV, even if he didn’t have his belt. MJF is clearly a star, but his never ending feud against Bullet Club Gold, awkward Acclaimed story, and this Devil Worshipper nonsense has left me wondering if his light has dimmed. — CC

Drew McIntyre slid down the rankings this week, with no RAW appearance after his loss to Seth Rollins at Crown Jewel. The Visionary, however, made sure to point out how highly he thought of Drew for not joining Judgment Day. I’m sure that’s in no way related to the fact Judgment Day are now one man short for War Games. — DC

Dirty Dom only slid up a little bit here because so many slid down, if we're being completely blunt. He's in the WarGames match and he was involved in the Finn Bálor and Damian Priest match. Basically, that's your week for Dominik Mysterio. Still a heat magnet, though. — JG

Another case of nothing-doing for this week. New Japan's "Anjo Rainy Days" event - Kazuchika Okada's hometown show - did not feature the Commonwealth Kingpin. Their next event is on November 17, and Will Ospreay is not listed on the card. There is no card listed for the next event, November 19. The World Tag League series begins November 20 and ends December 10. While literally every promotion has interest in acquiring Ospreay's services however they can, there's many reports that WWE has made preliminary overtures to that end. Will we see Ospreay again soon? And where? — JG

Alex Shelley had another solid outing this week on IMPACT! by successfully defending his IMPACT World Championship against Jonathan Gresham. When others at his stage of his career begin to slow down, Shelley has done no such thing, and seems hellbent on proving he’s much more than a tag team specialist. A successful title defense at Hard To Kill against Moose could propel him back into the Top 10. — DC

Despite not getting Bayley’s OK, Dakota Kai and Iyo Sky added both Kairi Sane and Asuka to Damage CTRL. Could this be the beginning of the end for the group? Is Bayley soon-to-be bounced? Could we see her against Iyo Sky at WresleMania? So many potential directions. Color me intrigued. — CC

Well, then. Becky Lynch was to join a RAW battle royal for a #1 contender spot at Survivor Series. She said she was going to win. Nia Jax took exception and reminded everyone she broke Lynch's face. Becky replied by mentioning going to WrestleMania while Jax got fired. OK. Then Xia Li took The Man out before she ever got to the ring. No NXT appearance, but Lyra Valkyria mentioned her. And, umm... that was literally Big Time Becks' TV week, folks. — JG

Christian Cage appeared on Collision ringside as Nick Wayne took on Dalton "Please Do Something With This Guy" Castle. At the end of the show, he did a staredown on Sting, Adam Copeland, and Darby Allin. That's your TV week for Christian Cage, folks. Wait, I pretty much just said something like that before, didn't I? No matter. His presence and story hooks keep him where he is in the rankings. For now. — JG

The Samoan Submission Machine successfully defended his ROH TV Championship by choking out Keith Lee this week on Dynamite (in a dream match five years too late), only to then relinquish the belt to continue pursuing the AEW World Championship. Does this make sense to you? Why did he relinquish the title after fighting so hard against Lee to retain it? These are questions I can’t answer. — CC

Likely the last time we see Mr. U Can’t See Me in the rankings in 2023, John Cena lost to Solo Sikoa at Crown Jewel, and is teasing retirement. This has no correlation with the the actor’s strike ending, he’s just really weighing things, you guys. But you know we’ll see him again. Likely at WrestleMania. — CC

The “Fun Time Boys”, as my wife likes to call them, find themselves sliding down the rankings with no SmackDown appearance this week. Another week without a meaningful appearance could land WWE’s hottest tag team outside of the rankings until they’re more prominently featured. NO, BOY! — DC

Last week, DIY defeated Imperium in their tag tag return. This week, they lose to the Creed Brothers via interference from Ludwig Kaiser onto Johnny Gargano for reasons (well, probably only one reason, Imperium losing to them last week). The match was pretty good otherwise. That's unfortunately all we got, and that's unfortunately all I've got. — JG

The Bang Bang Gang find themselves again this week at no. 24, and risk falling entirely off of the rankings. Despite increased television time, and a featured program, their act remains in arrested development. “Switchblade” Jay White and The Gunns both wrestled on Dynamite in very forgettable matches, and their feud with MJF has taken a back seat to the mysterious Devil Worshippers. With Full Gear this week, here’s hoping they book end this story with MJF and send Bullet Club Gold back down the card. — DC

Dragon Lee flies into the no. 25 spot after another solid performance on SmackDown against Cedric Alexander. Being heavily featured on SmackDown, and with Rey Mysterio looking to call it a career in the next year, Lee seems positioned to cross paths with Mysterio, perhaps as a partner and then a future opponent? — DC