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(Skyeheart can still stop the twisting though by pulling Yawgmoth's arm before he preps for throwing, therefore making his muscles tenser than Skyeheart's. Even if a rubber band is stronger than another, if more tense, it will snap before the weaker one does.
So Skyeheart may fail to throw Yawgmoth, but Yawgmoth will risk snapping his own wrist off because he puts too much strain on it, much more than he puts on Skyeheart's arm because Yawgmoth's wrist is directly connected to his muscles which are being pulled to their limits, and therefore have no choice but to transfer the excess tension to the bones and joints around the wrist.
And before you comment on the same strain Skyeheart gets, remember this: Skyeheart is bigger and heaver than Yawgmoth, and therefore has more muscle mass around his arm, allowing him to endure more stress and tension.)

(yeah? Well I can still do this! razz )
Skyeheart, realizing he didn't have enough of a advantage standpoint to try a move as throwing now, made one last move before his Yawgmoth could twist his wrist, he let go. To be more exact, he loosened his gauntlet by untensing his claw. The sweat would help lubricate the motion too. His hand slipped right out, leaving Yawgmoth to grip only the glove.
Now Skyeheart could use the same tactic Yawgmoth used when his lost his axe. Yawgmoth would lose balence because of the sudden change in weight he was moving, so Skyeheart pushed forward and tackled Yawgmoth at the exact same place he hit him last time, on the shoulderblade. Even if the impact didn't cause enough damage, the vibration would wear down the bone and eventually cause it to break.
(And for the record, if I had put Skyeheart's weight in his bio, which I will do now, he would weight almost a metric ton being that dragon muscle is so much heavier! And another thing, most reptiles have body compositions with less than 10% body fat. Dragonewts are no exception.)

(I know. But Skyeheart would still be heavier. Just saying...)
Poor Yawgmoth though, he was in for an unpleasent surprise. When the gauntlet came down and connected, he heard a small click. Suddenly, the gauntlet opened up two slits.
Clicking? Slits?
OH NO! Skyeheart's gauntlets didn't just double as a shield, they tripled as a hidden arrow launcher!
Two small. steel arrowheads built for piercing armor shot right out at Yawgmoth's eyes, and at the speed they were launched, and at how close Yawgmoth's head was, there was no way for him to block or evade in time.
(Pretty clever huh?)

(*Sigh* I can tell I was not specific enough again. Or in your case, you misjudged our position. Do you actually think I'm stupid? Skyeheart isn't on top of Yawgmoth, he's on his side! Let me explain.
Skyeheart tackled Yawgmoth on his shoulder, that would mean he didn't land on his chest, when they landed, Skyeheart would have moved to the side from the impact, not rolled over on his chest. It's like if you drop a ball on the side of a hill and not the top, it's rolls down the slope. That's flaw one in your reasoning, flaw two is that you never mentioned in what position Yawgmoth hit Skyeheart with, so I confirmed it would have the gauntlet pointing at you being that would be how it was if you reached over and hit Skyeheart just as you pulled the glove out of his hand. Skyeheart's head is not in the way, it's to the side of Yawgmoth's head, that puts his eyes in range, and makes it impossible for Skyeheart to be in the way. Basiclly picture them in this position: Skyeheart hit Yawgmoth on the side as Yawgmoth falls, the impact will turn Yawmoth to the side while Skyeheart lands right next to him. With Yawgmoth on his side, one arm is unusable at the moment while his free hand holds the gauntlet, which is pointed at him like a punch would be. He slams the gauntlet down, placing it on Skyeheart's head, the slits open up from the top and fire at Yawgmoth's head. The arrows won't aim at Skye's head unless they opened up from the bottom of the glove which they didn't.
And another thing, Yawgmoth could not turn the glove in time, that would be superhuman reflexes, do you know how fast a launching mechanism is? The average sneeze travels more than 200mph at starting velocity, and that's just naturally. The arrows are going at least over 500mph as soon as Yawgmoth hears the click. And you're what, 12 inches away?
Sorry Yawgmoth, Skyeheart is not in the way and you're taking the blow no ifs ands or buts. Just be thankful they didn't aim for your neck.)

(I got a better idea, how about choice C?)
The split-second Skyeheart heard the click, he twisted his head sideways and lifted, using the new dent in his helm to force Yawgmoth's hand to lift and point the guantlet directly at his face. Yawgmoth could only change direction once before the the arrows fired, and because of Skyeheart's movement that forced his hand into an even worse position, he wasted that chance.
(If Yawgmoth gets a chance to react, Skyeheart does too. Hope you packed your white cane.)

(The dent signifies that the helm took almost all the blow so Skyeheart would still have a reaction, it a matter of force distribution. Because the helm took most of the energy out of the blow, the impact wouldn't be enough to stun Skyeheart. The helmet acts like a cushion or airbag. Even if Skyeheart couldn't lift his head in time, he would still be able to turn his head and divert the arrows since a turn of the head is the same as a flick of the wrist(Don't deny it, it's true). It won't hit Yawgmoth's eyes because of that, but it will still allow Skye to avoid the hit.)

(Closeing Statement: Even dazed, the brain can still control movement. Involuratary spasms are possible and even more common semi-conciously. So let's agree on this. A quick spasm from Skyeheart's body caused by the impact jostles the gauntlet so that the arrows aim in an arc. No one gets hit. Now let's move on.)
Shaken, but not internally damaged, Skyeheart regains his full senses and swings his arm overhead and brings it down on Yawgmoth's elbow joint. It would now be Yawgmoth who would have a broken arm instead.