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Fight Report
Pre-fight analysis · prediction vs result
Two heavyweights with one recorded UFC fight apiece — one of them went the distance and lost, the other ended at 1:40 of the first.
The honest way to open this is to say what the pack does not contain. Allen Frye Jr. and RJ Harris have one recorded UFC fight each. Every rating attached to them — composite, performance, momentum, the whole style block — is derived from that single appearance, and the gap between 82.8 and 7.8 is far more confident than the evidence behind it. What happened in those two fights is at least clear.…
Frye (6-1) is 28 with one recorded UFC fight: a decision loss to Guilherme Pat in December. His performance average, quality-of-victory, momentum, finish rate and every style score read 0.0 for want of data, and the 7.8 composite reflects that absence rather than a judgement. The 98.0 chin rating — earned over a full fifteen minutes — is the one figure with substance behind it.
Harris (6-0) is 27, unbeaten, and has one recorded UFC fight: a first-round knockout of Alvin Hines at 1:40 in July. That single result produced a 82.8 composite, 76.0 performance average, 100.0 momentum, 100.0 chin rating and a 1.00 finish rate. Impressive, but it is one fight, and the model has never seen him past round one.
One recorded UFC fight each — the 82.8 and the 7.8 are single-night artefacts, not ratings
Harris' 10.0 pressure score, the highest on the card, against Frye's 98.0 chin rating earned over fifteen minutes
Frye's 203.2cm reach and five-centimetre height edge as his only measurable advantage
Harris has never been seen past 1:40 — his cardio, output and round-winning are entirely unknown
Zero grappling, wrestling and submission scores on both sides: the mat is unmapped territory
Frye's 0.0 style scores mean absence of data, not absence of ability — a 6-1 professional beaten only on the cards is not the fighter his composite suggests
Harris' entire profile rests on 100 seconds of work; if Frye survives the opening round, nothing in the pack says what Harris does next
This Fight — Statistics
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