Hello everybody, and welcome back to another week of the WWE's Men's Power Rankings. With another exciting week of wrestling, not much has changed for the rankings, with no PLEs happening. With Survivor Series “War Games” this month,

For the second consecutive week, WWE Raw fails to rank in Netflix's Global Top 10 rankings, meaning no viewership data was made available for analysis

WWE Raw on December 1 did not crack Netflix’s global top 10 rankings for TV shows again this week. For the second week in a row, Raw was pushed out of the rankings primarily due to multiple seasons of the hit show Stranger Things taking 5 of the 10 spots.

WWE brought in a journeyman pro called Brian Mailhot (as opposed to Brian Hotmail, who would've been a wrestling postman during the mid-90s for sure) to play the role of Palmer Cannon. Those initials were not accidental; PC, get it? He was ostensibly a retread of Cyrus (AEW's Don Callis) from the old ECW days.

For the first time since debuting on Netflix back in January, WWE Raw fails to rank in the English TV global top 10, meaning no viewership data is available

Bleacher Report ranked the Top 20 best Superstars from WWE, AEW, AAA, and other Wrestling promotions who are in their 20s In the Top 20, there were emerging Superstars like El Hijo del Vikingo, Blake Monroe, Daniel Garcia, Austin Theory, and many others ...

Pro wrestling might be scripted in terms of how the matches end, but there is very real competition happening for the coveted TV time in major promotions.