ORLANDO – The Champ, as you might have listened, is here, and John Cena's triumphant come back to the peak at WWE Hell in a Cell left the now 14-time World Champion on Cloud Nine. Cena's happiness extended into Raw where, 24 hours after his blockbuster triumph, the naturally delegated titleholder tended to his vanquished enemy Alberto Del Rio and guaranteed to proceed with his recuperation even as he protected his prestigious prize.
However, every gathering must have its intruder, and Damien Sandow wasn't going to let this festival go without getting his licks in. Detecting his time had come, Mr. Cash in the Bank assaulted Cena's surgically patched arm with cruel relinquish and required a ref to trade out his agreement on the powerless World Champion.Hold the thank heavens: The "Uncrowned World Heavyweight Champion" Damien Sandow's rule finished before it even started when his Money in the Bank trade out endeavor missed the mark against John Cena, precluding The Enlightened One from claiming his guaranteed radiance. The win was a squeaker by any measure, however. Sandow's pre-match destroying of the Cenation pioneer took its toll bigly; his steel seat strikes diminished The Champ, to, in every way that really matters, a one-furnished man, and Sandow promoted from the get-go.The Champ battled once more from the verge with a shock Attitude Adjustment, however WWE doctor Dr. Michael Sampson appeared to be prepared to stop the session because of damage. The reeling Cena stayed in the match, yet he couldn't take care of business with a one-furnished STF. The Enlightened One hit back with both Terminus and "The pleasure is all mine," however regardless it wasn't sufficient: Despite tweaking his knee on an endeavored cross body, Cena built out of an endeavored Piledriver and sent Sandow home flat broke with a sudden Attitude Adjustment for a noteworthy triumph.
MIAMI – The Champ is back! At WWE Hell in a Cell, John Cena made a triumphant come back from harm, conquering a severe attack to catch the World Heavyweight Championship from Alberto Del Rio.
Cena's passionate pay-per-view rebound totally touched off the WWE Universe. From the early snippets of the resulting matchup, notwithstanding, it rapidly got to be evident that Del Rio's awful animosity would debilitate that homecoming and, truth be told, the exceptionally vocation of his commended restriction.
To be sure, the misleading titleholder would focus on the harmed arm of his courageous No. 1 contender from the word go. What's more, in spite of Cena's flexibility and capacity to thunder once again from his rival's unwavering ambush, it appeared for a period as though the 13-time World Champion had surely reemerged too soon and was not 100%. With every agonizing second, Del Rio executed a computing assault, intended to wear out his prey.
The flexible challenger would soon manufacture a strong offense, getting Del Rio with a drop kick as his rival fell off the top rope and catching up with the Five-Knuckle Shuffle for a close fall.
Be that as it may, as the two decided warriors struggled forward and backward with developing power, the fans really wanted to ponder exactly the amount of discipline Cena would have the capacity to take.
At that point, in a basic minute, Cena stayed away from a Del Rio charge, sending the Mexican Champion specifically into the unforgiving steel post and permitting his notable enemy to hit a subsequent high cross body.
Recapturing the point of interest, Del Rio would attempt the Cross Armbreaker, just to have that endeavor countered with the dreaded STF. Still, the champion figured out how to continue on by getting two fingers on the ropes and driving the arbitrator to break the hold.
At wasn't much sooner than Del Rio would come back to his mark move, this time effectively securing in the Cross Armbreaker. In any case, even as he moved down Cena's defensive cushion to uncover the damage, the inconceivable quality of the Cenation Leader permitted him to get the prevailing champion and phenomenally drive him down into the canvas.
What's more, when the staggered Essence of Excellence recaptured to advantage and went for his feared accommodation hold once more, Cena would be prepared for him – countering with a unimaginable Attitude Adjustment to get the amazing three-tally to procure Cena the World Heavyweight Title in the midst of an overwhelming applause!
Coming back from elbow surgery to repair a torn triceps, the decided Leader of the Cenation ventured again energetically with 13-time World Championships surprisingly – including a record 11 rules as WWE Champion and also a two World Heavyweight Titles.
In any case, in the weeks paving the way to the pay-per-view confrontation made by SmackDown General Manager Vickie Guerrero, the 4-time World Champion, Alberto Del Rio set out to demonstrate that Cena's greatest days were actually behind him locking so as to vow to decimate his commended rival him in the Cross Armbreaker and never giving up.
As horrendous as the expectation of the Mexican titleholder seemed to be, however, it would not be sufficient to prevent the intestinal grit from securing a genuine WWE establishment. What's more, now that Cena had left WWE Hell in a Cell a 14-time World Champion, one thing is without a doubt, The Champ is unquestionably here!
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