This past Sunday at the WWE Survivor Series pay-per view, John Cena recorded his 50th PPV victory in 73 PPV appearances.

Triple Threat WWE Title Match: John Cena vs. Triple H vs. Shawn Michaels

DX actually comes down to the ring together. They get a good reaction from the crowd. WWE Champion John Cena is out last to a huge pop from the crowd.  We get formal ring introductions for all three men, and the main event of the evening is underway.

HBK hits Triple H with Sweet Chin Music right off the bat and Cena is shocked. HBK and Cena lock up with Micheals hitting a quick neckbreaker on the champ.  Michaels chops away at him and connects with a Lou Thesz press.  Michaels throws Cena into the corner and chops away at him, but Cena fights back and connects with a bulldog.  Cena hits HBK with a fisherman suplex and sends Michaels into opposite corner rela hard. Michaels goes upside down in the corner and Cena kicks away at him. Cena goes for the Attitude Adjustment but HBK fights out and answers with a modified DDT.

Michaels has the upper hand on Cena and starts working on his knee. Michaels locks in the figure four and Cena is in real trouble. Cena turns Michaels over, reversing the figure four and putting the pressure on Michaels’ legs, forcing him to break the hold.  Michaels and Cena trade chops and punches, with Cena getting the upper hand. Cena hits a shoulder block.  He goes for another one, but Michaels side steps him and Cena eats the canvas and rolls to the outside.  HBK launches himself over the ropes and wipes out Cena with a slingshot cross body.

HBK takes apart the announce table, but when he picks up Cena, Cena catches him in position for the AA.  Triple H breaks it up, but Michaels turns right around into a spinebuster through the table from the Game.  Hunter goes to work on Cena, sending him into the ring.  Cena fights back with a couple of right hands, but he’s quick to fall victim to a spinebuster.  hunter goes for the pin, but Cena kicks out at two.  Triple H punches away at Cena, keeping him down on the mat, before picking him up and launching him into the corner.  Hunter pounds on Cena for a bit before launching him again into the opposte corner. Hunter goes for the pin again, but Cena is still able to kick out.

Hunter hits a neck breaker, but it’s only good for another near fall.  Hunter charges Cena in the corner, but Cena gets his knees up and fights back.  Hunter surprises Cena with a  predigree attempt out of nowhere, but Cena fights out and slingshots Hunter into the corner.  Cena is slow back to his feet, and he falls victim to a quick lariat from Hunter, again good for a near fall.

Hunter and Cena trade blows in the middle of the ring and Cena is able to get the upper hand with dual shoulder blocks before his modified belly to back suplex.  Cena hits the five knuckle shuffle before stalking Triple H for the AA.  Michaels breaks it up and sends Cena shoulder first into the ring post.  Hunter and Michaels stare each other down in the middle of the ring.

Hunter sends Cena to the outside and that allows Michaels to hit a couple of inverted atomic drops and chops, but when Michaels comes off the ropes, Hunter catches him with a high knee before following it up with a face buster.  Michaels hits a flying forearm, and kips up, but it’s right into a spinebuster from Hunter.  Triple H tries for the pedigree, but Micheals counters into a backdrop.

Michaels goes to the top turnbuckle where he almost falls off before he’s crotched by John Cena.  Cena goes up to a different corner, and goes for a top rope leg drop on Hunter, but Hunter moves.  Michaels connects with a big elbow drop, but he’s sent to the outside by Hunter.  Cena locks in the STF on Hunter out of nowhere in the middle of the ring.

Michaels comes in from behind and locks in the crossface on John Cena, forcing him to break the STF.  Cena stands up with Michaels on his shoulders, but Michaels battles out, only to be put into the STF. Michaels makes it into the ropes, forcing Cena to break the hold.  Michaels connects with sweet chin music on Cena and follows it up with another on Triple H, who lands on top of Cena.  The ref starts the count, but Cena kicks out at two.

Both men are slow to get to their feet, but when they do, Cena catches Hunter with the AA, but Cena looks exhausted.  Michaels makes his way back into the ring, slowly, and both Cena and Michaels crawl to make the pin.  Both men make the pin on Hunter, but Hunter kicks out at two.

Michaels tries for Sweet Chin Music on Cena but he blocks.  There’s a crazy series of events with everyone trying for their finisher.  Michaels hits Sweet Chin Music on Hunter, and Cena connects with an Attitude Adjustment on Michaels on top of Hunter.  Cena covers Triple H and gets the three count.

Winner and STILL WWE Champion: John Cena

Cena poses with the title, and signs a t-shirt for one of the servicemen at ringside.

Cue the closing credits and Survivor Series 2009 is a wrap!

John Cena is not currently scheduled for any WWE live events in January of 2010, so it appears the Raw superstar could be taking a few weeks off before the Royal Rumble

Credit to F4Wonline.com for some of the information used in this report)

well i hope he still shows up & is at the royal rumble some how to work the ppv because no john cena at the royal rumble just does not feel right & would suck