RANDY ORTON WWE CHAMPION
					JOHN CENA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION

WWE Champion Randy Orton def. World Heavyweight
Champion John Cena (Tables, Ladders & Chairs Match)
becoming the first WWE $ World Heavyweight champion
in WWE 's history.

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Maybe because Cena was still banged up from his triceps surgery and thus unable to take any major risks or bumps, Orton stepped up to carry much of the action, doing so admirably.

Orton winning with a clean beautiful victory slamming Cena down from the ladder into the mat where Cena stays groggy selling KO.

The bell rings, and we're ready to begin. We get a lock up, and Cena backs Orton into the corner. Both men turn things around, and Cena takes Orton over with a headlock.Cena takes Orton down with a shoulder tackle, and he goes right for the tables on the outside. Orton stops him cold, and brings a ladder into the ring. Orton sets up the ladder, but Cena stops him, grabbing the ladder and slamming it into Ortons head.

Cena heads back to the outside and brings a table into the ring. Cena props the table in the corner, and shoulders Orton. Orton fights out of it, and tries to sends Cena into the table, but Cena blocks it and sends Orton to the outside. Orton comes back in with a chair in hand, and he tries to use it against Cena, but Cena blocks. Orton kicks Cena in the gut and cracks Cena across the back with the chair, before bringing it down across Cena's chest.

Cena bails to the outside, and Orton follows, chair in hand. Orton winds up, but Cena ducks and Orton connects mostly with the ring steps. Orton doesn't stop though, winding up and hitting Cena across the back again. Orton mocks Cena before winding up, and missing Cena, hitting the ring post instead. Cena picks up the chair and uses it to his Orton a couple of times across the back.

Orton tosses the ladder from the ring, then kicks Cena in the ribs, hits some headbuts before stomping at his joints and grinding his boot into Cena's face. Cena pulls himself up, using Orton, and he and Orton trade blows. Cena hits the ropes and runs into a powerslam from Orton.

Orton stomps on Cena's chest, then heads to the outside for another chair, and another ladder.  Cena picks up the ladder and drives it into Orton's chest. Cena sets up the ladder under the belts and begins the climb.  Orton pulls him down, and hoisting up Cena's body in his arms from behind hits a big back suplex. Orton picks up the ladder, but he misses Cena with it, tossing it to the outside.  

Orton grabs a chair and uses it to wail on Cena. Orton wedges the chair in the corner between the top and middle rope. Cena ducks a clothesline and hits two shoulder tackles, and a belly to back suplex. Cena calls for the five knuckle shuffle, but Orton catches him with a kick to the face, then he tosses Cena face first into the chair in the corner.

Orton goes back out for another ladder, bringing it into the ring and setting it up under the titles. Orton climbs the ladder, but he's stopped by Cena. Of course, trying to keep John Cena down is like pushing a boulder uphill. Proving himself to be every bit as willing to get his hands dirty as his opponent, the Cenation leader puts The Viper on his back, scales the ladder and hitting the five knuckle shuffle from the
third rung of the ladder, drops a fist into his rival's face instead of reaching for the titles. Using some sharp strategy, Cena doesn't chase the championships. Instead, he bids his time until Orton get back on his feet, then drive a ladder into him, sending him off the apron and through a table.

Cena sets the ladder up under the titles and he begins to climb. As Cena begins his ascent to immortality, The Viper impossibly makes his way back into the ring, knocks The Champ from his perch and connects with a picture-perfect RKO. The glorious carnage leaves both men incapacitated in the center of the ring as an ecstatic Houston crowd rumble around them..

...But The Viper takes command yet again by blasting the Cenation leader with a microphone, then stomping his head into the steel ring steps. Orton uses the mic to hit Cena repeatedly and begins dismantling the Spanish announcer's table.

Taking his time, Orton waits for Cena to begin to struggle to his feet before he attempts to punt The Champ. Somehow, though, Cena avoids The Viper's boot, spin him around and drives him through the Spanish announce table with a resounding Attitude Adjustment.

Now moving in slow motion after the physical trauma he had been subjected to, the World Heavyweight Champion sets up the ladder under the titles and makes his way up the ladder. Cena slowly gets his hands on the title. Too slowly? Cena seems to wait for Orton to recover. Has WWE decided to give the title to Orton? Yet, Orton rising again like the monster in a horror movie, rips the ladder out from under him. The Cenation leader makes the mistake of holding onto the hanging apparatus, which only allows for The Viper to bash him with a steel chair like he was teeing off on a pienata. Orton winds up for another shot, and Cena spears him through one of the tables set up in the corner.

The most pivotal moment in this historic match comes moments after Cena drove Orton through a table with a desperate tackle. Clearly, the act took something out
of both men, possibly more out of Cena,
but it sent Orton to the outside, where he retrieved a pair of handcuffs he had hidden under a ringside mat. Orton tries to handcuff Cena, they struggle, Orton takes the advantage and handcuffs Cena to the bottom rope.