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Rafael Nadal's record-setting win at the French Open makes him our No. 1. LeBron James' memorable block in Game 2 of the Finals gives him the No 2 slot. And Serena Williams, after her win at the French Open, is our No. 3.

Adam Scott became the first Australian to win the Masters and our No. 1 ranking. UConn's Breanna Stewart is the first freshman since 1987 to earn Most Outstanding Player honors while winning the NCAA trophy. Kyle Busch placed 8th with two NASCAR wins

Jimmie Johnson's victory at the Daytona 500 takes our top spot this week. James Harden's 46-point explosion against the Thunder awards the Rocket the runner-up position and Ronda Rousey retains her belt, is 7-0 in her short MMA career and is our No.

After winning both the Super Bowl and the Super Bowl MVP Award, Joe Flacco is first in our Cross-Sport Power Rankings. Ravens teammate Jacoby Jones is runner-up with his two TDs and Phil Mickelson, winner of the Phoenix Open, is third.

Ian Poulter wins the Ryder Cup MVP and our top ranking in Cross-Sport as Team Europe makes the biggest comeback in Ryder Cup history.

The Texas Rangers Josh Hamilton hits it out of the park. Hamilton's 9 homers and 18 RBIs in a week, ensures his number one ranking. LeBron James is third with the NY Rangers Henrik Lundqvist fourth.