Wang Cong

Picked on the reasoning that she has visibly adjusted since her only loss and now shows better awareness against opponents who might exploit similar gaps.

A kickboxing-based striker whose base is her real strength -- good combinations, cuts off the cage well, real power, and a sidekick she uses to control range, which is a double-edged tool since it can also be caught. Since her only loss, which came from getting hit while her hands were low, the analyst reads her as having become more careful and improved as a result.

The analyst calls it roughly a 60/40 fight and admits it's genuinely hard to pick, though he leans toward Wang keeping it standing or stuffing the takedown.

Wang is described as clearly the better pure striker, with sharp combinations, good cage-cutting, real power, and a sidekick she uses to hold range -- though that same kick leaves a single leg out there to be grabbed if her timing is off. She tends to loosen up and drop her hands once she feels comfortable, which the analyst expects to happen quickly given the striking gap between the two. Her takedown defense is solid enough to shrug off or throw an incoming shot, and her lone career loss is chalked up to getting buzzed by a kick rather than any real wrestling flaw.