WWE Friday Night SmackDown Power Rankings: Week of Nov. 11
By Serena Burks
Ranking the top WWE Superstars in each of the Friday Night Smackdown divisions. The New Day, Bayley and The Fiend all sit at No. 1.
Each week these rankings are updated based on the results of Friday Night Smackdown. This week, there are some shakeups. The New Day overtakes The Revival. Sasha Banks actually entered the ring, so she moves up. Roman Reigns drops while Shinsuke Nakamura moves up. Read on to see the full rankings!
Tag Team Division
1. The New Day
The New Day got their revenge on The Revival on Friday, not just gaining a victory, but re-gaining the Tag Team Championship for the seventh time. Xavier Woods is out for the foreseeable future with an Achilles injury, but Kofi Kingston and Big E are doing everything they can to hold down the fort.
2. The Revival
Dash Wilder and Scott Dawson lost their titles to The New Day on Friday, but they’re still one of the most formidable tag teams in all of WWE. They’ll want revenge and a shot at getting their belts back, but until then, they lose their number one spot.
3. Dolph Ziggler/Robert Roode
This duo made their alliance clear when they distracted Roman Reigns during his match with King Corbin. Ziggler and Roode attempted to imply that Reigns is losing the locker room by siding with Corbin, but that remains to be seen. Still, these two make a great team and they got on the same page very quickly. They’ll need some wins to overtake The Revival.
4. Heavy Machinery
Heavy Machinery was ambushed by NXT UK’s Imperium on Friday before their scheduled match could take place. Otis and Tucker were scheduled to take on local competitors in Manchester on Friday, but WALTER, Marcel Barthel, Fabian Aichner and Alexander Wolfe blindsided them before the bell rang. Several SmackDown roster members came to the aid of Heavy Machinery, but they fall a spot.
5. B-Team
B-Team is the only team that answered the call of Tyson Fury and Braun Strowman. Fury suggested the two big men tag together when Strowman mentioned that no one in the locker room was “stupid enough” to fight them. But Curtis Axel and Bo Dallas apparently were. The match never got underway, though, as Strowman and Fury took out Axel and Dallas. Still, B-Team got in the ring, earning them a spot on this list.