Van outlanded Pantoja 52-38 in significant strikes, with no takedowns by either fighter and 54 seconds of control for Van. That gives Van the stronger Round 5 scorecard case; Pantoja needed to close the striking gap or establish control.

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Pantoja matched Van 14-14 in significant strikes while adding a takedown and 3:58 of control. That likely makes round 4 Pantoja’s on the scorecards, cutting into Van’s pre-fight decision edge; Van needs to stay upright and avoid extended control time.

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Van outlanded Pantoja 65-36 in significant strikes, while Pantoja secured one takedown and 1:17 of control to Van’s 0:14. The striking gap likely gives Van the edge on the scorecards, and Pantoja needs to turn his control into more sustained offense to offset it.

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Van outlanded Pantoja 37-32 in significant strikes, while Pantoja secured the round’s only takedown and led control time 1:31 to 0:20. That creates a close scorecard choice between Van’s striking volume and Pantoja’s grappling control; Van needs to limit takedowns and extended control to reinforce the model’s decision lean.

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Pantoja outlanded Van 27-13 in significant strikes, added two takedowns and led control time 2:25 to 0:45, with neither fighter scoring a knockdown. That likely puts Pantoja ahead on the scorecards after one round, so Van needs to close the striking gap and limit the takedowns despite entering as the model’s 61% decision favorite.

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