This should be Ko. He is the more complete fighter. His takedowns are better, his striking is better and he is more composed. I do think Jean-Paul is the more dangerous guy and if he throws caution to the wind and starts winging punches from his hips, there is a chance he lands, but I don't expect Ko to get caught up in some bullshit, so he's the pick and he likely wrestles clean here.

Seok Hyeon Ko

Seokhyeon Ko is a heavy handed striker who can work in takedowns. He is stiff as hell, but with that stiffness comes power. He is not particularly fast, but again, he is powerful. Everything he throws is heavy and half the time its wild. He has a decent sprawl but if he is taken down, he doesn't have much to offer. He is a fun guy to watch and can certainly find power in any exchange. he has a weird stance which leaves him open but can also be frustrating for his opponents. He is coming off the decision win over Phil Rowe where he had nice takedowns and good control.

Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani

Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani is a grappler by trade despite having an incredible knockout on DWCS. His striking style is busy where he cuts a lot of angles. As we have seen his bas big power which is impressive considering he spent the majority of his career at lightweight. His grappling is very solid where he can snatch submissions up in scrambles and is always looking for something, but the takedowns aren't great. He has good forward pressure, big strikes, but can be snapped back with a simple jab, as we saw in his last fight against Phil Rowe.