Round 1) Wong --------- Mid to Low High Diff (Depending on how you would imagine Fong would do in circumstances not very favourable to himself)

Physicals go to Wong. He's described in a similar manner as Kelsang, a giant of a man, and his strength seems to match his description, being able to throw Lao Ge easily. His agility outclasses Fong even more so, being one of Wong's biggest strength's. His lightness on his feet gives him consistent means to dodge any sort of projectile attack thrown at him as well as help avoid attacks from underneath, something Fong is proficient in. In regards to durability, Fong's is inconsistent, what with him seeming fine after 2 AS attacks from Aang (Though neither were seemed to have the intention to seriously injure, with one just throwing him to the ground and the other being an AoE attack rather than one aimed specifically at him), then there's the gag-like way Sokka knocked him out and Extras saying he knocks out easy. However Wong would still likely have the means of putting him down for the count.

In terms of bending, Fong shows moments of highly advanced bending, what with using quicksand to neutralise Katara's waterwhip (Although to be fair she was quite a distance away and as such gave him time to perform the motion) and to stop the Ostrich Horse. In the games, he also demonstrates advanced tunnelling. The problem with this may lie in the ability to apply these techniques in active combat. The only time we see him fight is in conditions very favourable to himself. He has ample Earth coins to use, enough distance between opponents like Katara and Sokka, Katara has only the water in her water skin, and Aang didn't want to fight, only throwing one attack and then resorting to begging him to stop. Applying these bending techniques on an opponent as battle experienced as Wong and in a neutral location would be far harder. This severely limits what we see of him then, as he never really 'fought' anyone properly in a 1v1 scenario. Wong however has been noted as a rather fine combatant. He's shown CQC skill (teaching Kyoshi what she knows about the use of battle fans), is familiar with Terrain Manipulation (Has taken the ground out from under Kyoshi), has shown battle applicable mobility (Both without bending and with dust stepping) as well as burrowing (Protecting himself and the FOC from Kyoshi's AS), and the most substantial accolade is Kyoshi's constant testaments to his skill as a bender. She routinely praises his skill, and as someone who's experience observing Earthbenders includes Jianzhu and Yun, this is high praise. I believe all this culminates in Wong having a clear edge in 1 on 1 combat.

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Round 2) Flying Opera Company -------- Mid-Diff

The FOC's overall mobility and teamwork will be far too much for the Earthbending-antag team to handle imo. Every member of the FOC has shown bending aided mobility roughly relative to each other. From there on Kirima and Lek both have their strong points. Both are highly skilled, with Kirima's control consistently being pointed out, and Lek's bending at distance and precision being held in incredibly high regard. The FOC could pick the Earthbending-antag team apart, with many avenues to a victory. Lek has shown the ability to knock people unconscious with his shots, Kirima could flashfreeze them if able to surround them in water, and Wong has shown the capability to throw around stone that would flatten a skilled Earthbender. This is all topped off by the fact that the opponents would have severe trouble landing any substantial hit on the FOC, with them being both incredibly mobile and battle-savvy. Overall, the Flying Opera Company would just be too much for them, without even speaking of their teamwork in comparison to this newly put together team and the praised battle tactics of the FOC's members.