Bounty Hunter vs Monkey King

How this matchup plays

Setting up for Wukong's Command is a huge risk when Bounty Hunter is on the other team. Track completely ruins the spell by keeping vision on the real Monkey King, making him an easy target for the whole enemy team to focus down. Even if he tries to escape with Tree Dance after a fight, the vision from Track follows him, removing any chance of juking through the forest. It fundamentally breaks Monkey King's most important patterns of initiation and escape, leaving him exposed when he needs to be most elusive.

This pressure starts early and only gets worse. Bounty Hunter can disrupt Monkey King’s lane by scouting him in the trees, but the real pain comes mid-game. A Tracked Monkey King can't initiate teamfights or split push safely, as he's always a prime target for a gank that will feed a lot of gold. Monkey King is forced to buy early defensive items or play passively with his team, giving up the map control he normally creates. Bounty Hunter gets to dictate the pace, creating pickoffs and accelerating his own team's farm.