both souwer and kyshenko have a win over yod, I don't see why a vintage petrosyan couldn't do the same, you are making it sound like nobody wants to fight yod and he never losesI know Yodsanklai would be up for it. If it doesnt happen I think its more likely because of Petrosyan and his team. Petrosyan doesn't need to. He will make enough money beating Glory's paper champ Robin Van Roosmalen and defending the title. Petrosyan vs Sittichai is more likely to happen due to the fact that they both fight in Glory. It could happen under Kunlun thou if Petrosyan keeps fighting for them. Petrosyan, Yodsanklai and sittichai I think are the top 3 p4p K1 fighters today and watching them all fight each other to see who comes out on top would be a thing of beauty.
I said Yod is one of the best p4p K1 fighters (today). The Kyshenko fight was a few years ago and Yod has had good and bad stages of his career. The Yod Kyshenko fought back then is very different to the Yod today. Back then you could see he was uninterested and never trained for his fights with that puffy look he used to have. I'm not sure what happened but over the last couple years Yod has gotten a lot better. That killer instinct and passion is back. Also with the Souwer fight personally I had Yodsanklai winning.both souwer and kyshenko have a win over yod, I don't see why a vintage petrosyan couldn't do the same, you are making it sound like nobody wants to fight yod and he never loses
Its not that it didn't happen because of an agreement. Its because around that time Petrosyan had only just started fighting again after that loss to Ristie. Being undefeated and taking a loss like that can mess with you mentally and have you rethinking your whole career. He was out for 13 months! He wouldnt want to fight Yod straight away. He would want to get back into the feel of things, have several fights and then fight someone like Yod so ultimately to me when it came to them not reaching an agreement I think its more to do with Petrosyan. Yod has been fighting for years and has had plenty of losses. Its like breathing to him whereas a loss to someone like petrosyan would be more emotionally damaging because he has only experienced it oncepetro was more than willing to fight yod.it didn't happen because they couldn't reach an agreement. he's is willing to fight sittichai i don't see why he would avoid yod now.
if anything yod is more careful...i don't think dropping out of of kunlun was 100% due to the injury,they knew he was risking to lose his spot in the chinese market.
I'm not pointing any fingers at anyone I was replying back to oyvindt who said Yod was more careful and I feel when it comes to being more careful between these 2 the logical answer is Petrosyan who came off a long break. Whether Petro had a bad hand or not are you seriously trying to tell me it took 13 months to heal? The hand was part of it but like you said he has been having hand problems for years so what was the difference? It was the fact that he lost. You just said it yourself "he had to take a step back and evaluate the loss" the fact that it took 13 months to do so shows he was effected by that loss and to me someone who gets effected by losses are more likely to be cautious unlike someone like Yod who has been winning and losing since he was 8 years old.again, you don't know what you are talking about. petrosyan has been fighting for years while breakin the same hand every couple of months. his hand never fully healed. when he lost to ristie, he had to take a step back, evaluate the loss AND finally let his hand heal up. there were fights where he barely used that hand. it has nothing to do with the opponents
yod is on a huge win streak, very good by yod for getting better than he was a couple years back. but let's not forget he has alot of mismatches on there too. nobody is ducking , so no need to point a finger to petrosyan or yod
read your first post in this thread:I'm not pointing any fingers at anyone I was replying back to oyvindt who said Yod was more careful and I feel when it comes to being more careful between these 2 the logical answer is Petrosyan who came off a long break. Whether Petro had a bad hand or not are you seriously trying to tell me it took 13 months to heal? The hand was part of it but like you said he has been having hand problems for years so what was the difference? It was the fact that he lost. You just said it yourself "he had to take a step back and evaluate the loss" the fact that it took 13 months to do so shows he was effected by that loss and to me someone who gets effected by losses are more likely to be cautious unlike someone like Yod who has been winning and losing since he was 8 years old.