It was around and hour and it had involved 11 falls in Steel Cirt for Cena to come out as the winner against Randy Orton when he re took the WWE championship in the hour on the anything goes WWE iron man match at Bragging Rights.

The effort would have made Tony Stark impressed as Cena took 6 over Randy Orton’s 5 in the extreme WWE Iron Match Match. The victory for John Cena not only made him the seventh time champion but also secured his stay on Monday Night Raw. Both the men exchanged vicious assaults in the match for the bid on the title with The Viper attacking Cena’s skull with the TV monitor despite the already sustained injury but the contender fought on only with the help of the medical glue that kept the wound sealed tight for the remaining 40 minutes of the fight. The Legacy also came and hurt Cena for Orton to get another pinfall over Cena before both Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase were chased off by Kofi Kingston with a chair. When Randy went on to find the pyrotechnics it looked as the John Cena might not be able to make it out for the match at all but luckily for the man, he moved out just at the nick of time before the fireworks blasted the stage. The heavy torture came in full swing from The Legend Killer but somehow Cena managed to sustain through it all and even after the attitude adjuster through the table, the fight went on only to end from seconds away in Cena clutching Randy Orton with the STF for a tie break and the final pinfall.

The match had put a real tool on both of the men who have spent the last many months over the WWE title and exchanged some of the most vicious blows to each other but finally with this last hour the things were settled as the start of 12 Rounds had said he will leave Raw if he were to lose.

Regardless of his success at Bragging Rights, he will continue to go on into Monday night Raw which is his home as humble and ready to defend his title against the next person.