Park demonstrates significant advantages across multiple metrics. His striking differential (+0.72 vs Hernandez's +0.31) and superior defense (59% vs 46%) give him a clear edge in stand-up exchanges. Park's grappling metrics show overwhelming dominance with perfect takedown defense (100% vs Hernandez's 64%) and substantially higher submission threat (2.6 vs 0.2). While both fighters have similar striking volume, Park's defensive superiority should allow him to avoid damage while landing more effectively. Hernandez is on a concerning downward trend with 4 consecutive losses, including a KO/TKO defeat, while Park is undefeated in the UFC with wins by both KO/TKO and submission, demonstrating his well-rounded finishing ability. Hernandez's 64% takedown defense is particularly vulnerable against Park's submission-heavy game.

HyunSung Park has a clear advantage in both striking and grappling. He lands more strikes per minute and absorbs fewer strikes than Carlos Hernandez. Additionally, Park's takedown defense is perfect, and he averages more takedowns and submissions per fight than Hernandez.