Women’s Division
No. 1: Riho (last week: 1)
Riho didn’t have a match this week, but the inaugural Women’s World Champion still holds the best record at 6-1.
No. 2: Britt Baker (last week: 2)
Britt had a wonderful homecoming in Brittsburgh. She had cool new gear, came to the ring with Steely McBeam and had fans raise their Terrible Towels. Baker got the win over her rival Bea Priestley’s tag team partner, Jamie Hayter.
No. 3: Nyla Rose (last week: 5)
Nyla Rose got her first win on Dark against Leva Bates in a dominant match.
No. 4: Brandi Rhodes (last week: 6)
Brandi attacked Jamie Hayter backstage after her match. When Jenn Decker tried to talk to her, she had to restrain her anger before storming off.
No. 5: Jamie Hayter (unranked)
In her AEW debut, Jamie Hayter faced off against Britt Baker. Hayter is Bea Priestley’s tag team partner in Japan. Unfortunately for Hayter, after she lost to Baker, she was attacked by a furious Brandi Rhodes.
No. 6: Allie (last week: 3)
Allie hasn’t competed recently, but she’s still 2-1 which gives her the third-best record in the women’s division.
No. 7: Hikari Shida (last week: 7)
Hikari Shida is 1-1 and still looks to impact the women’s division following her loss to Riho for the AEW Women’s World Championship.
No. 8: Leva Bates (last week: 9)
Bates lost this week to Nyla Rose, though she nearly got the win. She moves to 0-2.
No. 9: Bea Priestley (last week: 4)
Bea didn’t compete this week, but her tag team partner in Japan represented them this week on Dynamite against her nemesis, Britt Baker.