RAW
June 3rd, 2002
American Airlines Arena
Dallas, Texas
 
Dark Match:
 
1. Shelton Benjamin defeats the Prototype.
 
6/9 Sunday Night Heat taping:
 
1. Raven defeats Spike Dudley.
2. Molly Holly defeats Jacqueline.
3. The Big Show defeats Jeff Hardy by disqualification.
4. Crash Holly defeats Shawn Stasiak.
 
Actual Show:
 
We see Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, Eddie Guerrero, and Chris Benoit in Flair’s office as Flair says he has some things to address publicly, and he says that Anderson knows what to do if Austin shows up.
 
We see the opening video for RAW.
 
Your hosts are Jim Ross and Jerry “The King” Lawler.
 
Ric Flair, Eddie Guerrero, and Chris Benoit come down to the ring flanked by security as Flair says he loves it when a plan comes together, and he says that last week his welcoming committee grounded Steve Austin forever as we see highlights from RAW last week. Benoit says that last week, he made a special appearance just to see Austin and the reason he can’t wrestle is because of Austin, and he says that over a year ago at King of the Ring, he was about to become WWE Champion only for Austin to take it away from him. He says that he’s had a year sitting at home with nothing but time and patience though he has run out of both, and he says that last week was the beginning of the long and painful payback as Guerrero says that last week, he had his IC Title stolen from him. He says that he felt like less of a man and he felt like he was losing his Latino Heat though after he gave Austin the Frog Splash, he felt it pumping in his body and he felt the fire running through his veins as he felt his Latino Heat. Flair says that Austin would want to wrestle tonight in his home state of Texas though that won’t happen because he’s benched, and he says that if Austin has a problem with it, he can talk to Arn Anderson as he will tell him to come down to the ring and he can say it to his face. We then see Anderson on the Titantron being held from behind by Austin as he says that he just whipped Anderson’s ass, and he throws Anderson to the floor and says that Flair missed him beating the living hell out of Anderson. He says that he’ll make it simple in that since he’s been benched, he doesn’t like it and doesn’t work for him as he says that it sucks, and he says that he wants Benoit or Guerrero tonight or he will do to Flair what he just did to Anderson. Flair says Austin won’t bully him into anything and he’ll make the decision he wants as Guerrero has a match tonight and Benoit isn’t cleared yet, and he says that Benoit is also a Smackdown star and Austin says that Flair thinks he’s better than him. He says that if he won’t give him Benoit or Guerrero, Flair can prove that he’s the Man by facing him in a match tonight and if he wins, he gets off the bench though if he loses, he’ll stay on the bench and Flair asks if Austin really wants to wrestle the 16-time World Champion. He says that’s ok with him and they will compete tonight under the condition that it will be an old-time wrestling match, and he says that it won’t be a bar fight as they will wrestle and if he beats Austin tonight, Austin will stay on the bench for the rest of his career. He says that Austin is no match in a wrestling match against him and Austin asks what exactly a “Nature Boy” is as he stomps on Anderson repeatedly, and he says that he’s been drinking beer all day and nature is calling him as he takes a piss on Anderson. Austin says that Flair always that to be the man, who have to beat the man though he says it’s better to be pissed off than pissed on, and he says that’s the bottom line because he says so.
 
Commercial break
 
1. Bradshaw pins Steven Richards with the Clothesline from Hell at 2:45 to win the WWE Hardcore Championship.
 
Special Guest Referee: Jacqueline
 
Analysis: We kick off this edition of RAW with our first title match of the night. Richards has been rolling as Hardcore Champion and faces a tough challenge here in Bradshaw, who was cruising in the midcard and looks to become a champion. Bradshaw gets a big pop from his home state while Richards had decent heat as a heel. Bradshaw backs Richards into the corner and pounds on him to start the match as Richards reverses a whip and Bradshaw catches him ducking with a shot, and Richards rakes the eyes and pounds on Bradshaw who reverses a whip and he hits a big boot on Richards as he grabs a bullrope. He hits Richards in the head with the cowbell and grabs a piece of rope as he hits a pump handle slam on Richards and ties his feet together, and he goes outside and pulls out a lasso and saddle along with a pair of longhorns as Richards unties his feet. He grabs a trash can lid and hits Bradshaw in the head with it repeatedly as Bradshaw reverses a whip and Richards hits him in the head again with the lid, and he stomps on Bradshaw and hits him in the head with the lid again as Bradshaw reverses a whip and Richards ducks a shot. Bradshaw catches him on a crossbody attempt and hits the fallaway slam as Spike Dudley runs down to the ring and gets a two count, but Bradshaw pulls him off and Spike ducks a shot as he pounds on Bradshaw and goes up top only for Bradshaw to hit a big boot that knocks Spike to the floor. Richards charges though Bradshaw avoids him and he hits the Clothesline from Hell which gets the three and we have a new champion. The match itself was decent as both men did what they could for the time they got and put on a basic brawl. The crowd was into the match and popped for Bradshaw when he won. Bradshaw gets the win over Richards and is the new Hardcore Champion as both men move on. Grade: 1
 
After the match, Justin Credible runs down to the ring and attacks Bradshaw who reverses a whip and he hits a big boot, and he grabs the trash can and puts it on Credible as he punches him and stomps on him repeatedly before celebrating. He goes outside as Crash Holly runs down to the ring with a trash can only for Bradshaw to hit the big boot and he slams the can down on Crash.
 
We see the New World Order in the back arguing until Kevin Nash tells them to shut up and he’s not going to make his announcement now, and he says that Booker and X-Pac have to win their qualifying matches as Goldust comes up to them dressed as Jonathan Coachman and attempts to do an interview. Nash says that Goldust has no shot being in the nWo and Booker says if Goldust wants to be in, he should be and if he beats X-Pac tonight, Goldust will take X-Pac’s place and Nash agrees to it as X-Pac flips out.
 
Commercial break
 
2. X-Pac pins Goldust with the X-Factor at 3:26.
 
Note: This is a King of the Ring Qualifying match
 
Analysis: Our next match on the card is our first KOTR qualifying match. X-Pac was cruising as part of the nWo and looks to get a win here over Goldust, who was looking to join the nWo to stay at Booker T’s side and he looks to get a spot here while also qualifying for the tournament. Goldust gets a mixed reaction from the crowd while X-Pac was pretty hot as a heel. Goldust offers a too sweet to X-Pac to start the match as X-Pac gets a kick in and he pounds on Goldust before kicking at him, and Goldust reverses a whip and hits an atomic drop on X-Pac as he hits a clothesline and stomps on him repeatedly. He hotshots X-Pac on the top rope and scratches his back as he stomps on him and rakes the eyes, and he hits a butt ram on X-Pac for a two count and X-Pac ducks a shot as he hits a spin kick on Goldust for a two count. He hits a slam and a legdrop on Goldust as he drives the elbow into the top of his head and pounds on him in the corner, and he kicks at Goldust and chokes him with his boot only for Goldust to avoid the Bronco Buster as X-Pac crotches himself in the corner. Goldust pounds on X-Pac in the corner and chokes him with his boot as he hits a Bronco Buster of his own on X-Pac, but X-Pac blocks a second one with a boot to the groin and he hits the X-Factor which gets the three and he wins the match. The match itself was nothing much as both men worked hard and put on a basic match. Goldust was getting back into a groove while X-Pac was at his peak by this point, and they had decent chemistry as X-Pac ends up getting the win. The crowd was into the match and Goldust, but are not happy when X-Pac wins. X-Pac gets the win over Goldust and advances in the KOTR as both men move on. Grade: 1
 
We see highlights from RAW last week.
 
Commercial break
 
Jonathan Coachman interviews Rob Van Dam, who says that the ladder match was rough though he’d do it again for the IC Title as it means more to him than anything, and he says that this will be the summer of RVD as Paul Heyman and Brock Lesnar walk up to him. Heyman says that RVD had a great performance and RVD asks if he’s on the Subway diet as Heyman says he and RVD go way back, and he says that he made RVD and since he’s dropped RVD, he brought in Lesnar and tonight, RVD will know what it’s like to face the next big thing as RVD says he’s looking forward to it.
 
We see Jeff Hardy playing a guitar as Matt Hardy comes up to him and Jeff asks if they are where they’re supposed to be as they used to be Team Extreme, and he says that they don’t live for the moment anymore and have become hypocrites as he hands Matt the guitar and says he’ll see where he’s going with this.
 
We see Ric Flair in his office with his attorney and security as they are drawing up the contract for the match and Flair says that he wants more stipulations in the contract, and he says that if he wins tonight, Austin becomes his personal assistant and will do whatever he wants. He says that he’s tired of hearing about how tough Austin is and this is a wrestling as he wants added in that if Austin throws even one punch in the match, he will be disqualified as Steve Austin barges in and asks if the contract is ready. He takes it from the lawyer who suggests he should read it first and Austin says all he cares about is coming off the bench as he signs it, and he hands the contract to Flair who signs it and he hands it to the lawyer as he tells him to make a copy for Austin and he will find out why he’s so happy soon enough.
 
We see Trish Stratus walking down the hallway.
 
Commercial break
 
3. Trish Stratus pins Terri Runnels with the Stratusfaction at 2:16 to retain the WWE Women’s Championship.
 
Note: Both women would be competing in lingerie
 
Analysis: Our next match on the card is our second and final title match of the night. Stratus was having issues with Molly Holly and breaks from that to face Runnels, who was doing her thing and they will face off here in lingerie for the title. Stratus gets a good pop from the crowd while Runnels gets a mixed reaction from the crowd. Stratus charges and Runnels trips her up to start the match as Runnels ducks a shot and yanks Stratus to the mat by her hair, and she rams Stratus’ head into the buckle repeatedly and slams her to the mat for a two count as she hits a slam and goes up top. She hits a crossbody on Stratus for a two count and Stratus battles back as she stomps on Runnels repeatedly in the corner, and she hits a snapmare and a suplex on Runnels for a two count as she whips her into the corner and Runnels catches her with a boot to the face. She goes up to the middle rope and Stratus grabs her for a powerbomb as she holds her in place until Runnels pounds on her and falls on top of her for a two count, and Stratus hooks a sunset flip for a two count and Runnels stomps on her as Stratus ducks a shot and gets a kick in before hitting the Stratusfaction which gets the three and she retains the title. The match itself was basically a squash as Runnels got a few shots in, but she puts Stratus over strong in just over 2 minutes. The crowd was into the match and popped for Stratus when she won. Stratus retains the title over Runnels and both women move on. Grade: .5
 
After the match, Stratus celebrates with the title as Molly Holly runs down to the ring with the brass knuckles though Stratus uses the belt to block the shot and she hits Molly in the head with the belt, and she takes her panties off revealing a thong and throws them at Molly before heading to the back.
 
Commercial break
 
We see Arn Anderson and Chris Benoit in Ric Flair’s office as Anderson asks if he’s an animal because he feels like one, and he says there are some things a man doesn’t do to another man and after Flair beats Austin, he will pay as Flair excels in a wrestling match and he has a bunch of toilets in his house for Austin to clean as he wants to watch him and Benoit says Austin’s about to flush his career down the toilet.
 
4. Brock Lesnar (w/ Paul Heyman) and Eddie Guerrero defeat Rob Van Dam and Bubba Ray Dudley when Eddie pinned RVD at 8:59.
 
Analysis: Our next match on the card is our lone tag match of the night. These two teams have been going at it individually for the last few weeks and now they face off here to possibly settle their issues. RVD and Bubba get a good pop from the crowd while Eddie and Lesnar had solid heat as heels. RVD starts off the match with Eddie who makes like he’s still sore from last week and he has Lesnar start the match, and then RVD tags Bubba and they lock up as Eddie gets in the ring and hits a dropkick to Bubba’s knee. Eddie and Lesnar stomp on Bubba repeatedly and Bubba catches Lesnar ducking with a kick as he hits a clothesline on Eddie, and Lesnar hits a fireman’s carry on Bubba and Eddie stomps on Bubba repeatedly as he pounds on him in the corner. He stomps on him repeatedly and Bubba reverses a whip as he hits a sidewalk slam on Eddie for a two count only for Eddie to trip him up, and Lesnar tags in and stomps on Bubba repeatedly as he drives him into the corner and rams the shoulder into the ribs repeatedly. He whips Bubba hard into the other corner and pounds on him as he whips him hard back into the other corner, and he continues to pound on Bubba who counters a whip as he gets a kick in and hits a DDT for a two count. He rams Lesnar into the buckle and tags RVD who kicks and pounds on Lesnar in the corner until Lesnar reverses a whip and RVD flips over his back, and he hits a side kick on Lesnar who catches him on a crossbody attempt and he hits a backbreaker before hoisting him onto his shoulder and he hits a powerslam for a two count. Eddie tags in and pounds on RVD as he drives the elbow into the back of his head repeatedly and RVD ducks a shot, and Eddie catches him with a back elbow and hits a brainbuster as RVD escapes a back suplex attempt and catches a kick attempt before hitting a spin kick. Bubba hits a pair of clotheslines on Eddie and then he hits a backdrop as he pounds on Eddie and drives the elbow into his head, and he ducks a shot and hits a German suplex on Lesnar as he goes outside and pulls a table which he puts on the apron. He ducks a shot and catches Lesnar with a back elbow only for Eddie to hit a baseball slide that drives the table into Bubba, and Lesnar pounds on Bubba and Heyman gets a kick in as Lesnar throws Bubba back into the ring and Eddie stomps on Bubba repeatedly in the corner. He pounds on Bubba and tears at his face as Bubba blocks a suplex attempt and Eddie rams the knees into him repeatedly, and he hits the suplex on Bubba and goes out to the apron as he hits a slingshot somersault senton onto Bubba for a two count. Lesnar tags in and Bubba tries to battle back only for Lesnar to get a knee in and he pounds on Bubba as he rams the shoulder into the ribs repeatedly in the corner, and he stomps on Bubba and whips him into the other corner as Bubba ducks a shot and hits the Bubba Bomb. RVD gets the hot tag and trades blows with Eddie until he hits a spin kick and then he hits a clothesline on Eddie, and he pounds on him in the corner and Eddie reverses a whip into the other corner as RVD launches him into the buckle. He hits a monkey flip on Eddie who ducks a shot and RVD fakes him out on the middle rope as he hits the split-legged moonsault, and he knocks Lesnar off the apron and then he hits the Rolling Thunder on Eddie for a two count as Lesnar breaks it up. Bubba knocks Lesnar down and pounds on him in the corner as Eddie pounds on RVD and hits a dropkick on Bubba, and he leaps onto Bubba’s shoulders only for Bubba to hit an electric chair drop and then Lesnar hits a belly-to-belly suplex on Bubba. He ducks a spin kick attempt from RVD and rams him into the corner as he rams the shoulder into the ribs repeatedly, and he whips RVD into the other corner only to miss a charge and Bubba gets on the apron as Lesnar hits a clothesline that knocks him to the floor. RVD hits a spin kick on Lesnar and goes up top only for Heyman to shove him off and RVD hotshots himself on the top rope as Lesnar hoists him onto his shoulders and hits the F-5, and Bubba gets in the ring and hits a spear on Lesnar as Eddie goes up top and hits the Frog Splash on RVD which gets the three and he wins the match for his team. The match itself was good as both teams worked hard and put on a solid tag match. Both teams looked decent together and they had good chemistry as Eddie gets some payback for losing the title last week. The crowd was into the match and RVD and Bubba, but are not happy when Eddie and Lesnar win. Eddie and Lesnar get the win over RVD and Bubba though these issues aren’t over yet. Grade: 2.5
 
Jonathan Coachman interviews William Regal, who says that it’s a shame what Trish Stratus did to Molly Holly and he would better represent the WWF as King, but then Booker T comes up and says that if anyone will be King, it’s him as Regal says Booker can’t even spell “king” and Booker says George Washington was busy kicking England’s ass in the Revolutionary War. He walks away as Regal says that Booker needs to freshen up on his history as Washington never laid a hand on King George, but then Booker returns and calls Regal a sucka.
 
Commercial break
 
We see a shot outside the American Airlines Arena.
 
We see highlights from the Tough Enough II season finale.
 
5. Booker T pins William Regal after a belt shot at 3:26.
 
Note: This is a King of the Ring Qualifying match
 
Analysis: Our next match on the card is our second KOTR qualifier. Booker has been cruising as part of the nWo and looks to get a win here over Regal, who was rolling as European Champion and looks to become King. Booker gets a mixed reaction from his home state while Regal had solid heat as a heel. The two men lock up to start with Booker backing Regal into the corner and Regal begs off as they lock up again, and Regal works the arm and Booker turns it around as he works on Regal’s arm and Regal rolls through before taking control of the arm. He trips Booker up and floats over into a front facelock as he transitions into a headlock and he knocks Booker down for a series of two counts, and he pounds on Booker who counters a whip and he hits a side kick on Regal as he pounds on him. Regal ducks a spin kick and Booker knocks him down as Regal rolls outside to regroup and he trips Booker up, and he pulls him outside and rams his back into the apron as he bounces him off the ropes and stomps on him. He throws Booker back into the ring and gets a knee in as he hits a running knee for a two count and pounds on him, and he drives his knees into Booker’s face only for Booker to get a knee in and he fires up on Regal as he hits a side kick. He pounds on Regal who reverses a whip and Booker ducks a shot as he gets a kick in and hits the scissors kick for a two count, and Regal ducks a side kick as Booker crotches himself on the top rope and Regal goes outside where he grabs the belt and a chair. He throws the belt into the ring and brings the chair into the ring though the ref takes the chair from him, and Booker grabs the belt and hits Regal in the head with it which gets the three and he wins the match. The match itself was decent as both men worked hard and put on a basic match. Both men were hitting their groove by this point and had decent chemistry as Booker ends up getting the win. The crowd was into the match and did pop for Booker when he won. Booker gets the win over Regal and advances in the tournament as both men move on. Grade: 1.5
 
Jonathan Coachman interviews Tommy Dreamer, who says that since he found out of this match with the Undertaker, he has been sick all day and Coachman shows him the footage from Smackdown last week as Dreamer pukes into his bucket.

Commercial break
 
6. The Undertaker forces Tommy Dreamer to tap out at 3:00.
 
Analysis: Our last match before the main event is a pretty interesting matchup. Taker assaulted Dreamer last week on RAW and now Dreamer comes here looking for revenge. Dreamer gets a good pop from the crowd as he comes out with his puke bucket while Taker was red hot as a heel. Dreamer goes out to the apron and takes two handfuls of puke from his bucket which he eats to start the match, and he fires up on Taker in the corner and Taker reverses a whip into the other corner as Dreamer catches him with a back elbow. He ducks a shot and hits a flying clothesline on Taker as he clotheslines him over the top to the floor and goes out to the apron, but Taker catches him in a powerslam on the floor and he throws Dreamer back into the ring as he pounds on him in the corner and splashes him. He grabs Dreamer by the throat and hits the chokeslam as he drops a trio of elbows on him for a two count, and he grinds his forearm into Dreamer’s face and hooks a dragon sleeper on as Dreamer who taps out and Taker gets the win. The match itself was basically a squash as Dreamer got a few shots in, but he puts Taker over strong in 3 minutes. The crowd was into the match and Dreamer, but are not happy when Taker wins. Taker gets the easy win over Dreamer and both men move on. Grade: 1
 
After the match, Taker sends Dreamer to the outside and he goes outside as well as he grabs Dreamer’s bucket and dumps the contents onto Dreamer, but then Jeff Hardy runs down to the ring and hits a baseball slide that knocks Taker into Dreamer and the puke before running to the back.
 
Commercial break
 
We see Matt Hardy in his dressing room on the phone with someone as the Undertaker comes in and asks where Jeff is, and Matt says that Jeff left and Taker tells him to give Jeff a message as he kicks him in the face and rams him into the wall before pounding on him and he sends him into a stack of pipes.
 
Kevin Nash comes down to the ring and says that a lot of times in this business, delivering a heavily-hyped situation never lives up to the billing and he promised that he would deliver something that would rock the WWE’s foundation. He says that there’s a new member of the New World Order and he wants to introduce that new member as Shawn Michaels comes down to the ring, and he poses for the crowd and does the too sweet with Nash as they pose for the crowd.
 
Commercial break
 
We see Steve Austin and Debra in their dressing room as Austin is getting ready while Debra looks over the contract and laughs, and Austin asks what’s so funny and she says that the way the contract was written, it states the loser of the match will be the winner’s assistant meaning Flair will be Austin’s assistant if he loses.
 
7. Stone Cold Steve Austin pins “Nature Boy” Ric Flair with the Stunner at 14:31.
 
Stipulations: If Austin wins, he gets to come off the bench and if he loses, he will be suspended indefinitely from wrestling, and if Austin throws a punch at any point during the match, he will be disqualified and the loser would be the winner’s personal assistant
 
Analysis: After a fairly quick and interesting night of wrestling, we come to our main event. Flair has been making Austin’s life miserable for the last month and now they face off here with numerous stipulations in place. Austin gets a huge pop from his home state while Flair was pretty hot as a heel. The two men lock up to start with Flair hooking a headlock and he goes behind Austin as he works the arm, and Austin turns it around on Flair who hits a drop toehold and he floats over into a front facelock on Austin. Austin escapes and goes back to the arm as Flair whips him off and Austin knocks him down before looking to pound on him on the mat though he stops, and they lock up with Flair going back to the headlock as he knocks Austin down and Austin hits a drop toehold. He hooks a half Boston crab on Flair who reaches the rope to force a break and Austin chops him repeatedly in the corner, and Flair begs off and gets a kick in as Austin battles back with chops and he hits a backdrop on Flair for a two count. Flair rakes the eyes and gets a kick in as Austin reverses a whip and hits the Lou Thesz press though he again hesitates in throwing a punch, and he chokes Flair on the mat until Flair hooks a sunset flip for a two count and Austin chops him repeatedly in the corner. Flair tries to come out with an atomic drop which Austin no-sells and he hits a clothesline on Flair for a two count, but then Chris Benoit comes down to ringside and the ref stops him on the ramp as Austin gets a kick in and hits the Stunner on Flair. He goes for the pin though the ref is still dealing with Benoit as Eddie Guerrero comes out of the crowd and gets in the ring as he hits a low blow on Austin, and he goes up top and hits the Frog Splash on Austin as he retreats back into the crowd while Benoit heads to the back. Flair stomps on Austin who battles back and hits a clothesline on Flair who rakes the eyes and he sends Austin to the outside, and he goes outside himself and chops Austin who blocks a ram into the post and he chops at Flair until Flair rakes the eyes. He charges at Austin who hits a backdrop on the floor and he rolls back into the ring as he pulls Flair onto the apron and hits a suplex back into the ring, and Flair begs off as Austin gets a kick in and chops at Flair in the corner until the ref stops him from throwing a punch. Flair knocks Austin down and hits a chop block on the knee as he slams down on it and he stomps on the knee, and he chops Austin in the corner and kicks at the knee repeatedly as Austin tries to battle back with chops until Flair turns it around with chops of his own. He kicks at Austin and then he kicks at his knee as he hooks the Figure-4 on Austin and he uses the ropes for leverage, and Austin turns the hold around on Flair who breaks the hold and they exchange chops as Austin hooks a headlock. Flair whips him off and both men clock heads as Flair goes up top only for Austin to grab him and toss him to the mat, and he stomps on Flair repeatedly in the corner and chops at him as Flair flops to the mat though he rakes the eyes. Austin reverses a whip and Flair catches him ducking with a small package for a two count as Austin blocks a hiptoss, and he hooks a backslide for a two count and they trade chops until Flair rakes the eyes and he continues to chop Austin. He kicks at the knee and Austin reverses a whip as he gets a kick in and hits the Stunner which gets the three and he wins the match. The match itself was good as both men worked hard and put on a solid match. Austin was hitting his peak by this point while Flair was getting back into a groove, and they had good chemistry as Austin overcomes the odds and gets the win. The crowd was into the match and popped for Austin when he won. Austin gets the win over Flair and is off the bench while Flair now has to be his assistant, but we will see what happens going forward. Grade: 3
 
After the match, Austin pounds on Flair and hits a backdrop as he gets a kick in and hits another Stunner on Flair, and he celebrates with a beer bash as we go off the air.
 
Final Analysis: Overall, this edition of RAW was a pretty decent episode that was again centered around the main event though that match wasn’t as good as the previous week. Even though we did start the build to KOTR with this show, it was very much focused on the big feud between Austin and Flair which looked to continued after this. We did have two title matches as Bradshaw now rules the Hardcore Division while Stratus still rules the Women’s Division and X-Pac, Lesnar, Eddie, Booker, Taker, and Austin get big wins, and in terms of the matches the main event was easily the best though the other big highlight was the return of Shawn Michaels. 2002 has been an interesting year to this point as we’ve seen a few big returns to help fire up the roster, but we will see something happen next week that rocks the company to its core. As for this show, it is a pretty decent show best remembered for the main event and Michaels’ return. Final Grade: C+