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Yair Rodríguez

Yair Rodríguez

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Oct 29, 2026

Gorgeous GeorgeHOST
6:05
Then he moves up to fight Islam and gave him a hell of a fight, but lost.
Gorgeous GeorgeHOST
6:10
So he comes back and defends against Yair Rodriguez because he was a simultaneous champ.
Gorgeous GeorgeHOST
6:15
He didn't have to vacate at the time.
Gorgeous GeorgeHOST
6:17
He tries Islam again on late notice, got knocked out, and then Topor ended his reign.
New York RickPANELIST
40:35
Volk's legacy is being the guy that was there at 38 years old and still getting it done against the young, hungry guys.
New York RickPANELIST
40:42
Volk's legacy is you're supposed to lose to Yair Rodriguez at that inflection point of their careers.
New York RickPANELIST
40:49
You're supposed to lose to Ilya Toporia, and you do.
New York RickPANELIST
40:51
You're supposed to lose to Diego Lopez.

28 MINS LATER

GCPANELIST
69:08
I was looking at the meta.
GCPANELIST
69:09
Okay, um...
GCPANELIST
69:11
Yair Rodriguez? Yeah.
GCPANELIST
69:12
He's squatting.
Ben DavisGUEST
15:46
But to me, that feels like it'd be a logical step to pierce Pico through the rankings.
Ben DavisGUEST
15:51
I mean, you knock out Yair Rodriguez, that's going to draw a little bit more buzz.
Ben DavisGUEST
15:55
Yeah.
Ben DavisGUEST
15:56
So I don't think I would hate that one.
Ben DavisGUEST
15:57
And again, Yair, seemingly an available agent.
Josh ThomsonHOST
16:00
Yeah.
Josh ThomsonHOST
16:01
This is probably going to sound bad, but if you know anything about me, and I think a lot of my listeners know, I am not a Yair Rodriguez fan, okay? I was a huge fan when he came onto the scene.
Josh ThomsonHOST
16:10
The thing that he, when he just was whining and crying, he ended up leaving, right? He was gone for, what, a year or whatever, and he came back and basically resigned, didn't fight anywhere else during the time.
Jon AnikHOST
20:31
I think that's sort of the rub in all of this.
Jon AnikHOST
20:34
But at 145 pounds, right? It's not John Silva's fault, in my opinion, that Yair Rodriguez was not the opponent and it was Jose Miguel Delgado.
Jon AnikHOST
20:43
And given everything that John Silva brings to the table promotionally.
Jon AnikHOST
20:47
By the way, it looked fantastic in that suit.
Angelo BodettiGUEST
16:47
He'd be chasing him, knocked him out on the feet.
Angelo BodettiGUEST
16:49
The last person he beat was Yair Rodriguez.
Angelo BodettiGUEST
16:51
And that wasn't on the feet.
Angelo BodettiGUEST
16:52
That was a TKO on the ground.
Adam MartinHOST
5:05
And Aldo and Mendez who are retired.
Adam MartinHOST
5:07
And, um, what's his name? Yair Rodriguez doesn't fight anymore.
Adam MartinHOST
5:10
And Korean zombies retired.
Adam MartinHOST
5:11
And Brian Tango is not featherweight.
JadenHOST
10:43
All right, let's go seven.
JadenHOST
10:45
We all know Yair Rodriguez won't fight, so that's a waste of time.
JadenHOST
10:47
And anything above that is too much.
JadenHOST
10:49
yeah
Brendan SchaubHOST
18:44
We've seen what Volkanovski does after a loss, right? Lost to Islam.
Brendan SchaubHOST
18:49
They beat the brakes off Yair Rodriguez.
Brendan SchaubHOST
18:53
Lost to Islam on short notice.
Brendan SchaubHOST
18:54
Gets KO, head kick, punch.
Marcel DorffHOST
29:32
Would it make sense or-
Adam MartinHOST
29:33
They probably wanted to do Yair Rodriguez [laughs] again or some bullshit.
Marcel DorffHOST
29:35
Probably John Silva, you know?
Adam MartinHOST
29:37
Oh, John Silva.
Jacob DiazHOST
8:01
I mean, he fought the best of the competition.
Jacob DiazHOST
8:04
Yair Rodriguez, knocked him out, Max Holloway, beat him three times.
Jacob DiazHOST
8:11
Three times.
Jacob DiazHOST
8:11
Yeah, that's crazy.

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