I have a question about a technicality in JS. Is it possible to use the destructuring assignment to hold both true and false options of a ternary operator? (check comment in the code)

const firstOne = {
    fullName: `Mark Miller`,
    weight: 78,
    height: 1.69,
    calcBMI: function () {
        this.BMI = this.weight / (this.height ** 2);
        return this.BMI;
    }
}
const secondOne = {
    fullName: `John Smith`,
    weight: 92,
    height: 1.95,
    calcBMI: function () {
        this.BMI = this.weight / (this.height ** 2);
        return this.BMI;
    }
}
const [winner, looser] = [firstOne.BMI > secondOne.BMI ? firstOne : secondOne, firstOne.BMI > secondOne.BMI ? secondOne : firstOne]; // is there a better way to do this?
console.log(`${winner.fullName} has the higher BMI(${winner.calcBMI()}) 
while ${looser.fullName} has a BMI of ${looser.calcBMI()} `);