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The only indication I've seen of where his drive is at these days was after the Akiyama fight. Seeing Saku protest so vehemently told me that he is still a fiery competitor. Actually, that is something not really much talked about when it comes to Sak but that guy really enjoyed winning, being the best. He was a dominator.
I don't know how he feels about his abilities at this point in his career but it's obvious to anyone that his reflexes, mobility, shot ..are gone, he's had that neck/head injury, he comes to fights with both his legs almost completely wrapped and those are just the the things we know about...
Anyway, bottom line is that when a guy who thrives on winning is a shell of his former self, no longer being able to hang with the best and putting himself in danger while trying, there is no reason for him to continue. I wish him the best but I hope it's away from the ring.
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** Artur Kyshenko: the real 2008 MAX Champion **
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