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A perfect 100.0 composite built on one fight against a 6.2 built on one defeat — the thinnest pairing of numbers on the card.
Keiichiro Nakamura's composite rating is 100.0. Every other metric attached to him — performance average, quality-of-victory, chin, fade index, momentum — also reads 100.0. That is not a claim that he is the best featherweight alive; it is what happens when a model has one recorded fight and that fight was a championship-round knockout win. He stopped Sebastian Szalay in the third round in January…
Nakamura (8-1) has one recorded fight: a third-round knockout of Sebastian Szalay in a title bout in January 2026. It carries every one of his metrics to 100.0, including composite, chin and quality-of-victory, so the ratings are a placeholder rather than a measurement. At 27 he is a southpaw with a 1.00 finish rate.
Schmid (4-3) has one recorded fight, a first-round knockout loss to Marwan Rahiki in May 2026 at two minutes and forty-seven seconds. His 6.2 composite, 0.00 performance average and 0.00 momentum follow directly from it. At 25 he is the taller man at 182.9cm with a 78.0 chin rating.
One recorded fight each: a 100.0 composite and a 6.2 are both artefacts of tiny samples
Schmid's only recorded appearance ended in a first-round knockout
Nakamura's 10.0 pressure against five centimetres of height and an inch of reach the other way
Nakamura is the southpaw; Schmid has no recorded evidence of handling one
Eighteen professional fights between them and two on the model's books
Nakamura's perfect scores are a scaling artefact — one win over Sebastian Szalay is not proof of a UFC-level ceiling
Schmid is younger, taller and longer, and his 78.0 chin rating is a middling number rather than a broken one
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