Neil Pickup shared his predictions about the “King of the Table 12” supermatches on Engin Terzi’s channel.

Devon Larratt vs. Leonidas Arkona
I believe Leonidas is a very strong man who is more comfortable and skilled with his left arm. While Devon is faster on his left, he is less versatile and comfortable, which could be a disadvantage. However, his exceptional endurance and experience in high-level matches make him a strong favorite. I admire Leonidas's fearless nature and willingness to take on challenges, but I’m unsure if he is quite ready for this matchup at the moment.
Devon’s weight loss is a significant factor, as he tends to be more dangerous at a larger size. Nevertheless, his extensive experience in supermatch formats gives him an edge because he possesses a range of strategies and can approach matches in unique ways. I expect this match to be fascinating, especially given the current conditions of both athletes and their readiness to push their limits, but I see Devon as the favorite.

Alex Kurdecha vs. Artyom Morozov
I keep going back and forth on who I think is the favorite. Many people might judge Kurdecha based on his match with Jerry Cadorette, but I believe that’s a mistake. Anyone assuming that Kurdecha is on a decline because of that is misreading the situation. Alex is incredibly dangerous and remains extremely powerful in orthodox arm wrestling. This is probably the best match on the card, and it’s definitely my favorite. It’s hard to predict, unlike most of the other matches where I feel I know the outcome.
Right now, I give a very slight edge to Kurdecha on the right arm, mostly because of his speed in the top roll. But it’s a narrow margin. Morozov is an extremely versatile arm wrestler. He’s comfortable in almost any position and has a slight endurance advantage. Their previous left-arm match was unbelievable, one of the best heavyweight matches you’ll see, and I wouldn’t be surprised if we get something similar here. If it becomes a long, drawn-out battle, I’d lean toward Morozov due to his superior endurance.

Serhii Kalinichenko vs Georgi Tsvetkov
I lean towards Georgi as the favorite, considering him about 60/40 due to his impressive physical condition and underrated skills as a top roller. Eighteen months ago, I would have confidently predicted Georgi's victory, but I recognize the recent improvements in Kalinichenko's performance. Nevertheless, Georgi’s current form—his strength, motivation, and readiness—gives him a significant edge. I see this match as a classic battle of styles, where Georgi's top rolling and hand control will likely present a formidable challenge for Kalinichenko.
While I appreciate Kalinichenko’s entertaining style and efforts to enhance the sport, this match poses a significant risk for him. His best chance lies in quickly gaining an advantage, but Georgi's ability to dominate the center and his resilience make that tough. Given the injuries Georgi has faced in past matches, such as his ankle injury against Alex Kurdecha, I think he has a strong desire to prove himself. If Kalinichenko can pull off an upset, it would impress me, but I expect Georgi's technical prowess and readiness to prevail.

Corey West vs. Kamil Jablonski.
Kamil is an extremely dangerous arm wrestler, and we saw how close he came to beating Vitali Laletin before. He learned a lot from that match, and his style makes him tough to deal with. Corey is strong, no question, but I think Kamil's fast press and his ability to engage quickly in the center of the table give him the upper hand. While I see Kamil as the slight favorite, Corey still has a really good chance if everything falls into place. I’d say it’s about 60-40 in favor of Kamil, mostly due to his speed and the way he fights.

Rob Vigeant Jr. vs. Nugo Chikadze
Nugo is a powerful and explosive arm wrestler, as shown in his East vs. West performance, where his dynamic style made him a crowd favorite. He has a strength advantage on the inside and with leverage, but if the match turns into a top roll, Rob's dominant hand and wrist could give him the edge. Avoiding the straps would benefit Rob, though Nugo’s chances improve if the match goes there, making the start crucial. While Nugo is favored by many after his recent performances, Rob’s ability to win depends on his consistency—if he's at his best, he could surprise everyone in this tough match.

Auden Larratt vs. Korean Hulk
If Auden gains control of the hand, his endurance and aggression will help him prevail, possibly winning 3-2.

Sources:
Engin Terzi’s channel:    • Neil Pickup East vs West Podcast