Cena defeats Dominik Mysterio in Boston to secure final missing title before retirement.
Summary
– John Cena wins the WWE Intercontinental Championship on the November 10 RAW
– Victory over Dominik Mysterio makes Cena a Grand Slam Champion
– Match took place in Boston, marking Cena’s final hometown appearance before retirement
John Cena has finally completed his WWE Grand Slam. During the November 10 episode of RAW at TD Garden in Boston, Cena captured the Intercontinental Championship after defeating Dominik Mysterio in an emotional and hard-fought main event.
The night began with Cena addressing the Boston crowd, reflecting on his career and upcoming retirement. His speech was interrupted by Dominik Mysterio, who mocked Cena’s legacy and claimed he was already better than the veteran. Triple H stepped in and made it official: Cena versus Mysterio for the Intercontinental Title.
The match quickly escalated. Dominik attacked Cena before the bell, taking early control as the Boston crowd rallied behind the hometown hero. After a brief commercial break, Cena regained momentum and locked in the STF, forcing Dominik to tap out—only for the referee to be down. The drama continued until a second referee arrived just in time to count the decisive pinfall after Cena landed a second Attitude Adjustment.
With the win, John Cena added the final missing piece to his championship resume. He now holds the distinction of being a WWE Grand Slam Champion, having previously claimed 14 WWE Championships, three World Heavyweight Titles, five United States Titles, and multiple Tag Team reigns.
The moment drew a massive ovation from the Boston fans, who witnessed history as Cena lifted the Intercontinental Title for the first time in his career. As he prepares for his retirement match next month, Cena leaves no accolade unearned.
