Every
fortnight after the Infinity Monday show the power rankings of the top ten
stars in Infinity will be posted here. The power rankings are based on a
wrestler’s promo for the week, contributions to Infinity City, and of course
the result of their match and the significance of the match they’re in.
The second power rankings are based on the results from the 2nd Infinity Mondays broadcast that took place on August 19th 2013.
#1 Adrian Flynn (+1)
A second week of Infinity sees a new number one on the
power rankings. This fortnight’s top spot goes to Adrian Flynn after making his
way to the Infinity Championship final at Immortalis.
On his way to the final Flynn beat Chris Michaels, and this week defeated
Murray Muir. The high school teacher will now face Taylor Westfall for the
championship on pay-per-view.
2# John Charismatic (+3)
Despite not being in TCK’s good books John Charismatic
was the backbone of Team Over Rated
in their disqualification victory over Jordan Casanova and James Jameson. A
second successive victory propels JC into second place.
3# Neal Powers (New Entry)
Powers was gifted championship opportunity after having
his Infinity City creation, Jon Harrington, the new Infinity Ring Announcer,
voted into the federation. With Infinity’s first champion Matt Rydell defending
his title for the first time “The Influence” capitalised on his opportunity for
gold with victory in his debut match. Neal captured the Purity title, albeit after
spitting a broken blood capsule in Matt Rydell’s face, setting up the finish. Neal’s
first defence is against Matt Young on Infinity #3.
4# Murray Muir (-1)
Despite losing against Adrian Flynn in the world
championship semi-finals, Muir produced an excellent promo and pushed his foe
all the way to the limit. After the match Muir reasserted why he has no
redeeming qualities as a human being by spitting on his hands before shaking
Adrian Flynn’s hand.
5# Jamo (+1)
First “The Grimm Reaper” got a submission victory over
Typhon “Kid Wicked” Kaos, and then this past Monday he made his second victim,
debutant Starkiss, tap-out in a Singularis Championship qualifier to retain the
use of his Cloverleaf Pain Submission. Jamo is proving to be a force to be
reckoned with, so moves up to 5th this week. Next week in the
Harmony, tag team week Jamo will now team with Starkiss, so expect sparks to
fly between the duo as Jamo seeks qualification for a second championship!
6# Taylor Westfall (+1)
You’d think a finalist in the Infinity Championship
tournament would be higher in the power rankings, right? After Jack Anderson’s
attack left him earning an easy count-out victory in the quarter finals, this
past Monday, Westfall defeated Lucian Shannon in a hard fought win. The problem
is Lucian failed to promo for the event meaning Westfall is in the final
without opposition. If both Anderson and Shannon had promo’d for their
respective matches Westfall would be higher. Nevertheless though, a second
successive victory raises Westfall one place up to sixth. In the coming weeks
before Immortalis we’re sure “The
Side Effect” would like to prove that he is world championship material as he
prepares to face Adrian Flynn for the Infinity Championship.
7# Matt Rydell (-6)
After “Bad Boy” Brandon Kheller doubted Rydell’s
victory on the second victory, Infinity’s first champion lost the belt after
only two weeks against Neal Powers, proving the Bad Boy right. Rydell produced
an admirable and entertaining promo but defeat in the main event means he
slides down an astonishing six places. On September 2nd Rydell teams
with one of his nemeses, Jordan Casanova, in Harmony action against Jason Smith
and Kaos. Can Rydell’s heated past with Casanova result in a rise in the power
rankings, or will he continue to slump?
8# Chris Michaels (Non-Mover)
“The Master of
Execution” obtained victory for the first time in Infinity this Monday when he
defeated Matt Young and Craig Anderson in a ladder match, but this week he
doesn’t rise in the rankings despite earning a Singularis Championship match at
Immortalis.
9# Blair Holmes (New Entry)
John Charismatic’s tag-team partner is a new entry this
week after he and JC worked like a well-oiled unit in their DQ victory over
Jordan Casanova and James Jameson. Over Rated on course for a pinfall of
submission victory until Brian Von-Malice caused the disqualification. Blair’s
first victory puts him in the top ten for the first time.
10# Jason Smith & Joey Tierney (New Entry)
Both men made their debuts at this week’s Infinity in a
Tables but neither was able to secure an outright victory after both fell
through the same table, at the same time! TCK announced that the match would
end in a draw and both would advance onto Immortalis
and would enter the Singularis Championship match. Smith produced a fantastic
story and Tierney a well-imagined shoot promo which earn them a joint spot on
our power rankings.
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Falling out of the Power Rankings!
Lucian
Shannon (previous, 4th)
The Shiner suffered defeat at the hands of Taylor
Westfall, and missed out on a place in the Infinity Championship match. Lucian
fought hard but his decline in the rankings is due to him not submitting a
promo against Taylor Westfall.
James Jameson
(previous, 9th)
Two defeats in a row send the television star
spiralling out of the top ten this week. It’s not all doom and gloom for
Jameson, the defeat this week was caused by disqualification and finds himself
teaming with Chris Michaels on the next Infinity, the only way for the ratings
draw is up, right?
Matt Young
(previous, 10th)
“The One and Only” has produced very good promos
against both Murray Muir and Chris Michaels, but has just fallen short against
both. Young has impressed Infinity management with solid promos, showing immediate
signs of improvement, and on September 2nd 2013 he faces Neal Powers
in the main event for the Purity Championship!
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