Sorry they’re a few days late…I’m in the process of moving this week so I’m a bit overloaded atm…

Cody makes the list this week at #20.
Ted drops off the list this week.

On SD this week, Cody def JTG in a singles match.

Power 25 Ratings : Ted moved up to #24, thanks to his victory over John Morrison. Cody was listed as still earning votes, but he unfortunately did not make the list. Surprised with his 2 victories this week…

Ted def Morrison, thanks to Maryse’s interference.

Cody & Husky def Lucky Cannon & Mark Henry.

Ted drops to #25 this week…

Cody earned votes, but not enough to get on the list this week.

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During last night’s SmackDown house show in Portland, Cody Rhodes apparently took a bad bump as a result of a double back suplex, courtesy of Kofi Kingston and Matt Hardy. The second generation wrestler would continue the match a few minutes later, but was assisted to the backstage area by medical personnel following its conclusion

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pleaded their cases to the WWE Pros and the WWE Universe, each explaining why he should be WWE’s Next Breakout Star. But NXT Rookie Husky Harris said he wouldn’t need 45 seconds to plead his case. The third-generation competitor took a page out of the book of his WWE Pro, Cody Rhodes, and shockingly attacked WWE NXT host Matt Striker, a move that garnered congratulations from Rhodes.

Cody Rhodes def. Lucky Cannon in a Five-Minute Challenge

While berating Lucky Cannon at the end of last week’s WWE NXT, WWE Pro Cody Rhodes told the NXT Rookie he’d be lucky to last five minutes with him. So this week, the WWE Pro put a determined Cannon to the test in a Five-Minute Challenge, meaning he didn’t have to defeat Rhodes, but merely last five minutes in the ring with him. But Lucky’s luck ran out before the five minutes were up, as the former Tag Team Champion dominated the match and defeated him in just 3:58 with a Cross Rhodes as the WWE Pros looked on.

Ted tried to brib Mark Feurestein into letting him go-gm the show Monday night by saying he would have a “shiny new car” waiting for him outside. Big Show came in, & Mark proceeded to tease taunt Ted. Big Show made the suggestion that him & Mark tag against Ted & Virgil. Ted accepted. Later on,Big Show & guest gm, Mark Feurestein, def Ted & Virgil in a tag match.

Onto NXT…Cody berrated Mark Henry’s rookie, Lucky Cannon, after his loss…Henry turned the tables on Cody by saying his rookie could beat Cody. Naturally, Cody accepted the challenge. Next week, on NXT it will be Lucky Cannon vs Cody Rhodes.

Again, Ted was the only one ranked this week on Power 25…with Cody not being on tv lately except for the occasional Superstars match & now on NXT as a mentor, he’s not rated for the 2nd week in a row now…

Ted drops to #23 on the list.

Sorry its a few days late guys, was swamped all weekend & I forgot to post it…

Ted stays at #18.

Cody dropped off the list again b/c he wasnt used this past week:(

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MVP & “Showtime” Percy Watson def. Cody Rhodes & Husky Harris

WWE Pro MVP paired with fellow Miami resident, NXT Rookie “Showtime” Percy Watson,” to take on WWE Pro Cody Rhodes and third-generation NXT Rookie Husky Harris. While the near-300-pounder Harris impressed with his athleticism in the ring, Rhodes seemed frustrated with his NXT Rookie. MVP and Watson’s chemistry was natural, and the flamboyant “Showtime” earned a win after pinning Harris. Afterward, MVP declared that “‘Showtime’ Percy Watson is ready for prime time.” Watson begins the season with a 1-0 record, while Harris starts at 0-1.