Nah, I think there's a case for Froggen, Bjergsen and Rekkles to be on this list. Maybe Meteos and Yellowstar, though I'm not completely sold on them. It's more that Rekkles is being listed above Imp and Deft that bothers me - Fnatic as a team hasn't really shown up in international competition this year (3-0 to the KT Bullets at IEM Katowice, 2-0 to SKT K at All Stars), and I haven't seen anything to convince me that Rekkles has the ability to outperform top Asian ADCs on an international stage.
Just to clarify where I'm coming from - I'm an NA native, and I watch both NA and EU LCS religiously. As you could maybe guess from my summoner icon, I'd love nothing more than if Alliance won worlds. I have no particular emotional investment in any Korean teams (that are attending this tournament, anyways).
However, I'm unconvinced that western players and teams are currently able to rival them, and I get the impression that these power rankings are primarily motivated by a desire to push a specific narrative (that the West is secretly just as good as Korea, and it's only nebulous concepts like 'teamwork' that separate the regions), rather than by a desire to accurately represent the scene.
If somebody who's only just getting into League of Legends esports reads these articles and actually believes that Rekkles, as an individual player, is superior to the best that Korea has to offer - I see that as an issue. Which is why I'm taking time out of my day to post my thoughts on the matter.
If you disagree, that's fine - but I'd rather hear your opinion of Rekkles as a player and why he's superior to Imp and Deft. Your post, although pretty amusing, only really tells me that you disagree - it doesn't give me any new ideas to work with or anything that could maybe change my mind.