almost exclusively, and set it up identically to how Rashad set his up. I even remember Jardine catching Chuck a couple of times with it, but obviously he didn’t catch him as well as Rashad did.

I have to assume that was a massive component of their gameplan. When Jardine/Rashad’s head falls over to the left so emphatically during the delivery of the overhand right, it leaves Chuck zero angles from which to attack. His only recourse was the uppercut timed perfectly and connected quicker than Rashad/Keith’s overhand.

Awesome planning, however it came to be.