Nami, I know you always want to watch high level Yoshi play. Raykz uploaded matches of him vs. Sky yesterday:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCttG16jT_EvO9Z2LbBXvp_g/videos
I feel like Sky has amazing offense, but no defense. He is careless and relentlessly attacks without thought to the consequence. He is playing Mewtwo's game, and Raykz still gets wrecked hard in most of these. Raykz thinks this is 45-55 for Mewtwo because so many matches were close in his opinion.
Curious about your thoughts.
I am going to compare these two to us.
First off, Raykz doesn't seem to be a very patient player. He never tries to get away and fully charge SB, and he doesn't hold on to a fully charged SB for a long time. His defense is very bad compared to yours. He recovered from off-stage in a way that made it possible to edgeguard, whereas you recover so deep and low that an edgeguard is really hard. He also seems to recover in the same way most of the time. His combo game is similar to yours, but he hardly uses Mewtwo's nair which is what I have the most trouble with. I know for sure that you have more Yoshi experience than him, but a lot of mistakes he made were general mistakes and not just Yoshi match-up mistakes.
Sky was playing very aggressively. He didn't want to give Mewtwo time to charge a SB, and Mewtwo didn't have time a lot, even if Raykz wasn't trying to give himself space. Sky pretty much used fairs until they hit. He uses utilt a lot more than me, and this is something I noticed when he was playing ZeRo on Twitch. He doesn't really stay back and use eggs, and just uses them to try and extend combos. I noticed he didn't grab a lot, even though it is pretty good against Mewtwo. Overall, it seemed to be a lot fair, uair, dair, and jab combos. Pure aggression, and the Mewtwo was allowing him to do all of this. Maybe I should try this against you. Their matches were 1-2 minutes shorter than ours.