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Fight Report
Pre-fight analysis · prediction vs result
A featherweight who knocked out his UFC debut opponent in eighty seconds against an opponent the database knows nothing about.
This preview is built on two data points, and one of them is an empty set. Marcio Barbosa has a single recorded UFC fight: he knocked out Dennis Buzukja in 1:20 of the first round in April. Ryan Kuse has no recorded fights and no metrics at all — no composite, no chin rating, no style scores, and no height or reach on file. What the model has produced from Barbosa's eighty seconds is an 82.8 comp…
Barbosa (18-2) knocked out Dennis Buzukja in 1:20 of the first round in April in his only recorded UFC appearance. Every metric he carries — the 82.8 composite, the 100.0 chin, the 1.00 finish rate — comes from that fight, so all of them should be read as provisional.
Kuse (9-2) has no recorded UFC fights and no metrics in this database: no composite rating, no chin rating, no style scores, and no height or reach on file. He is 32 and orthodox. That is the complete extent of what is known.
Barbosa's entire 82.8 composite comes from 1:20 of cage time
Kuse has no recorded metrics whatsoever, including no height or reach
A 10.0 pressure rating against a 2.00 volume — Barbosa commits hard and early, and has never been past that
Barbosa carries 10.2cm more reach than height, which fits the pressure profile
A 60.0 quality-of-victory for Barbosa against no comparable figure at all
One fight cannot support an 82.8 composite, and Barbosa's second round at UFC level is entirely unexplored
Kuse is unmeasured, not weak — a 9-2 record with no data attached could belong to anyone
This Fight — Statistics
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Combatrics radar — 6 fighting dimensions scored 0–10
Round by Round
This fight · per-round breakdown