Wouldn't surprise me to see him wind up as the best light heavyweight out of this bunch, nor would I be surprised to see him get knocked old badly on his way up. He has a lot of strengths and solid skills, but I see a lot of mistakes that he makes and a few things he really needs to sharpen up on before he makes his first big step up.
Definitely would love to see him step up in competition in 2012. He's definitely got a bright future if he stays focused
He has an interesting opponent in Maxim Vlasov in a couple weeks. If Sillakh dominates, I will be impressed.