Centopani: Placed 4th at the Arnold. I think we can agree he'll break top 3, but which place?
Huh: 7th and 8th placings in 2011. Will he be able to win a small show and qualify?
Beyeke: Shocked many of us with 4th at the New York Pro (also landed 2nd at Toronto). I'm guessing he's able to win a show in 2012. Can he break top 2 in New York this time?
I actually prefer Huh's physique the most among the three. Really hoping he can nail day-of-show conditioning and have a big year.
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11-10-2011, 08:39 PM #1Registered User
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Centopani, Huh, and Beyeke. What will 2012 look like for them?
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I reckon this will be Beyeke's break out year. Definitely reckon he'll bag his first pro win.
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11-11-2011, 12:13 AM #3POLSKA
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huh will eventually nail conditioning in one of the shows he does this year, i think later 2012.
centopani and beyeke top 10 at the '12 OSnatch: 122
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11-11-2011, 12:25 AM #4Yo
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I think all these are possible:
Centopani: Top 3 at the Arnold and top 6 at the Olympia or win a pro show.
Beyeke: Top 8 at the Olympia and top 6 at the Arnold or win a pro show.
Huh: Likely will be top 3 at a few smaller pro shows. Top 8 at the Arnold is possible if he gets his conditioning right.
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11-11-2011, 01:35 AM #5Smolovian apprentice
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Good list. Branch's recovery and Vic's latest drama opens the door for Centopani at the ASC, and Beyeke seems primed for a circuit show win in 2012. The biggest question mark is Huh, but a top 3 finish at a smaller show is easily within his reach. Typically, conditioning is an easier fix than trying to get pro level mass; Huh already has the size to compete for higher placings.Originally Posted by Rocky-Balboa
"First train the mind, then the body."
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11-11-2011, 02:29 AM #6Austrian HIT
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Beyeke must either place top 2 in a show this year (soon) or he is done. (he'll just sink back down the pile like so many others)
Centopani will do well again. Probably win a show or two (top 3 arnold for sure). Think he should skip the O next year as well. Only compete when u have a legit shot at winning
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11-11-2011, 04:00 AM #7RIP aziz segeyevich
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centopani will likely have a similar year to last, huh won't do fuk all till he sorts out his conditioning and i can't see that happening. beyeke could potentially place top 5 at the O and or win a few pro shows the guy has unreal potential
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