The following Superstar(s) failed to maintain their position on the P25 this week:
William Regal - After losing an ECW Championship opportunity in his homeland, Regal falls off the P25 this week.
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| This Week | Movement | Superstar | Last Week |
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UNDERTAKER (PHOTOS | WATCH) Jericho may have nailed The Undertaker with the Codebreaker, but he didn't think to guard himself from the Hell's Gate and once The Deadman locked that in, it was all over for the Unified Tag Team Champion. |
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D-GENERATION X: TRIPLE H & SHAWN MICHAELS (PHOTOS | WATCH) Thanks to Big Show's fist colliding with the skull of his own partner, DX topped Jericho & The World's Largest Athlete in tag team action Monday night. |
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KOFI KINGSTON (PHOTOS | WATCH) Kingston has shown Randy Orton that he isn't going to back down, and Kofi reminded The Viper of that fact once again on Raw as he not only slapped Orton before his match, but decked him afterward as well. |
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With a win over Mark Henry on Monday, The Viper is slowly slithering in the direction he wants to as he prepares to lead his team of ring warriors against Team Kingston at Survivor Series. |
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The self-proclaimed "Awesome One" cost his Survivor Series partner, Jack Swagger, his match against Evan Bourne on Raw. Clearly, The Miz has too much ego to be a good team captain. |
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This was definitely a bad week for Jeri-Show as the duo lost to DX on Raw thanks to Big Show's misguided punch, and Jericho submitted to Undertaker's Hell's Gate on SmackDown Friday night. |
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The Friday Night Delight has had his hands full with Dolph Ziggler as of late and this week was no different, with the duo battling it out on SmackDown with both men being counted out in the end. |
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Since this week's bout between Intercontinental Champion John Morrison & Dolph Ziggler ended in a double count-out, next week, the two will face off in a 2-out-of-3 Falls Match. |
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The Second City Saint was not very saintly this week, stealing a victory from R-Truth with his feet on the ropes as the referee counted the 1-2-3. That must be some nice redemption after what happened last week. |
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Well, thanks to The Miz, Swagger's vow to go undefeated until the end of the year is already broken with "The All-American American" falling to Evan "Air" Bourne in one-on-one action on Raw. |
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MONTEL VONTAVIOUS PORTER & MARK HENRY "The World's Strongest Tag Team" had an up and down week with Henry losing to Randy Orton Monday night and MVP beating Ted DiBiase on Thursday night. |
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He may be deemed The Ultimate Underdog, but that doesn't stop him from going straight at his opponents. On SmackDown, Mysterio did just that after the contract signing between he and Batista. |
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THE LEGACY: CODY RHODES & TED DiBIASE Things didn't go the way The Legacy would have wanted them to this week, with DiBiase losing to MVP in one-on-one action on "WWE Superstars." |
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It seems as though Batista is dead set on obliterating Rey Mysterio at Survivor Series, and now that they both have signed a "Hold Harmless Agreement," The Animal won't have to hold anything back. |
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With Survivor Series right around the corner, Women's Champion Michelle McCool was up to no good on Friday night, sneaking into Mickie James' locker when she was distracted and stealing her ring gear. |
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Despite the Scottish Superstar's match against Finlay ending in a double disqualification, McIntyre was able to send a message by viciously beating The Belfast Brawler with his own shillelagh. |
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Although Kane may not have had a match this week, The Big Red Monster came to his brother's aid when he needed him. Next week, The Brother's of Destruction will reunite to take on Jeri-Show. |
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The Divas Champion got a good look at the No. 1 contender to her title Monday, as Alicia Fox defeated Kelly Kelly on Raw. Melina will have her work cut out for her if she wants to retain her gold. |
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VLADIMIR KOZLOV & EZEKIEL JACKSON These two vicious ring warriors may drop a spot this week, but could regain ground in no time with their dominance. We would not want to be any Superstar that has to face-off with either of these two. |
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Not only did Mickie James lose her match against Natalya on SmackDown, but she also had her ring gear destroyed by Women's Champion Michelle McCool and Layla. |
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Since moving to SmackDown, The Glamazon has established her dominance on Friday nights and continued to do just that as she made easy work of her opponent on the way to another win. |
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The Celtic Warrior is looking to make a name for himself, and that looks to be coming at the expense of his peers. After putting Jamie Noble into retirment, Sheamus brutalized another opponent this week. |
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Last week, Alicia Fox became the No. 1 contender to Melina's Divas Championship in a Divas Battle Royal and followed that up with another big win this week against Kelly Kelly on Raw. |
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FAREWELL
OTHERS EARNING VOTES
The following Superstar(s) also received votes from members of The Academy:
Shelton Benjamin - Two weeks in a row, Benjamin has left Zack Ryder with a bad taste in his mouth - that of Paydirt.