Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani vs Seokhyeon Ko UFC Prediction and Pick, Today's UFC Oklahoma City Picks, 7-18-2026

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Our Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani vs Seokhyeon Ko Pick: KO

Seokhyeon Ko is the recommended pick thanks to his elite defensive wrestling, efficient striking, and ability to control the pace of a fight. Ko lands 59% of his significant strikes while absorbing just 1.42 significant strikes per minute, highlighting one of the strongest defensive profiles in the division. He also owns a major grappling advantage with a 63% takedown success rate and 75% takedown defense, which could neutralize Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani’s offensive wrestling. Although Lebosnoyani throws at a higher volume and possesses a dangerous submission game, his 10% takedown defense is a glaring weakness against a well-rounded opponent like Ko. If Ko mixes his striking with timely wrestling and maintains his defensive efficiency, he has the tools to earn another impressive victory.

UFC Oklahoma City MATCHUP	Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani	Seokhyeon Ko
Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani vs Seokhyeon Ko Moneyline	+200	-235
Where	Paycom Center in Oklahoma City
When	Saturday, July 18, 2026

Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani vs Seokhyeon Ko UFC Prediction – 7-18-2026 – UFC Oklahoma City Betting Picks

Here is our Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani vs Seokhyeon Ko UFC Prediction for both fighters:

Throughout his career, Jean-Paul “Mufasa” Lebosnoyani has compiled a record of 10-2-0. With a height of 5 feet 11 inches and a weight of 170 pounds, the switch fighter, who is 27 years old, has a reach of 72 inches. Seokhyeon “The Korean Tyson” Ko stands in at 5’10” and weighs in at 170 lbs. The southpaw fighter looks to add a win to his career record of 13-2-0. The 32-year-old stretches 71″. In terms of significant strikes, Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani is able to connect on 4.77 per minute, while Seokhyeon Ko is able to land 2.73 significant strikes per minute. When it comes to important strikes, Lebosnoyani is successful 61% of the time, whereas Ko is successful 59% of the time. “Mufasa” takes 3.72 significant hits per minute whereas “The Korean Tyson” takes 1.42. This is the difference between the two fighters when it comes to defending in the cage. Additionally, Lebosnoyani is able to defend against 53% of the significant hits that his opponents hurl at him, whilst Ko is able to block 58% of the attacks that are delivered in his direction.

When it comes to takedowns, Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani is the grappler with the lower skill level. He is able to take his opponents down 2.79 times every three rounds they compete. Twenty percent of the time, Lebosnoyani is successful in bringing his opponent to the mat, and he is successful in stopping ten percent of the takedowns that his opponents try. Ko has a success rate of 63% when it comes to finishing his takedown attempts, while he is successful in 75% of the takedown attempts that are made against him. Lebosnoyani is the more capable fighter when it comes to going for the sub, as he attempts to score 1.9 finishes per 15 minutes, whereas Ko is looking to get 0.3 finishes per 15 minutes.

In his most recent bout, Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani faced Phil Rowe and ultimately prevailed over him by way of a split decision in the third round of the battle. Out of the total of 117 strikes that Rowe threw during this fight, he was successful in landing 59 of them. After this bout, Lebosnoyani emerged victorious, having landed 84 of the total 136 strikes that were thrown. Rowe ended up landing 54 of 111 big strikes, which gave him a proportion of 48%. This was the category in which he was successful. Among the 94 significant blows that were intended at the head, he landed 42 of them. Taking into consideration the statistics of the adversary, Lebosnoyani was successful in landing 59% of his significant strikes, connecting on 66 out of 111. Out of all the significant blows that he delivered, forty out of seventy-seven were delivered to the head. Rowe landed 92 percent of the big blows, whereas Lebosnoyani connected on 71 percent of them. Both of these types of strikes were thrown at a distance.

In the most recent bout that Seokhyeon Ko competed in, he faced off against Phil Rowe and ultimately prevailed over him by way of a unanimous decision throughout the third round of the battle. Rowe was successful in landing all of the big strikes that he attempted from a distance, whereas Ko was only successful in landing 33 percent of the significant strikes that he attempted away from the ring. In the end, Ko was successful in landing 85 percent of his significant strikes by connecting on 36 out of 42 attempts. Thirty-three serious blows were delivered to the head, and he connected on 27 of them. During that bout, Rowe was successful in landing four of seven significant strikes. In the end, he was successful in connecting on two out of five of those significant strikes to the head. When it comes to the overall number of strikes that he allowed to be released, Rowe was successful in 11 out of 15 attempts, whereas Ko was successful in 124 out of 157 attempts.

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