Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani vs Seokhyeon Ko

Lebosnoyani is the more explosive striker with significantly higher output (4.77 vs 2.73 sig strikes/min), better accuracy (62% vs 59%), and a proven finishing rate—3 KOs and 5 subs in 10 wins. He's on a hot W5 streak with recent first-round finishes and is younger at 27. However, Ko is a more measured, defensively sound operator: he absorbs just 1.42 strikes/min (Lebosnoyani takes 3.72), has a 6-fight win streak, and boasts elite takedown accuracy at 63% vs Lebosnoyani's 30%. Ko's reach is only 1 inch shorter, and his leg reach advantage (37 vs 43.5) is negligible. Ko's wins are recent and include a head-to-head split decision over Philip Rowe just weeks after Lebosnoyani beat him—suggesting Ko's wrestling and control may be the differentiator. Lebosnoyani's losses both came by KO, indicating he can be caught; Ko has never been finished.