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Two debutants, no UFC data between them, added at the last minute to replace a fight that fell off the card.
This fight exists because another one stopped existing. Ramiro Jimenez vs Rodrigo Vera came off the 12 September card, and the UFC filled the hole with two men who have never fought in the promotion, on short notice, at featherweight. Both are blank rows in this database. Sean King III has no composite rating, no quality-of-victory, no chin rating and no style scores; the same is true of Jessie R…
King III is a UFC debutant and carries no ratings in this database — no composite, no chin, no quality-of-victory, no style scores. What is verifiable elsewhere: 6-0 as a professional, 22 years old, orthodox, a career featherweight built on the regional circuit, and slated for a Contender Series appearance later in 2026 before the UFC signed him outright for this booking.
Rosas is also a debutant with no ratings here. On record: 8-1, 23 years old, southpaw, nicknamed Tachidito, brother of UFC bantamweight Raul Rosas Jr. Six of his eight wins came inside the distance and he has won three in a row since his only loss. He was previously signed, pulled from UFC Vegas 120 over a medical issue and released, then re-signed on short notice for Noche UFC. He is listed at 135lb and moves up to featherweight for this.
A short-notice replacement bout between two men with zero UFC rounds between them
Rosas moving up from a listed 135lb to featherweight on limited notice
King signed directly to the roster rather than through the Contender Series appearance he was booked for
Rosas released after being pulled from UFC Vegas 120, then re-signed within the year
Six finishes in eight wins for Rosas against an unbeaten 6-0 record for King — two finishers, no defensive data on either
There is no model here in any meaningful sense: both fighters are blank rows and the 53% is close to a coin toss stated honestly
Short-notice debuts are the least predictable fights on any card, and this one is two of them at once
Rosas's medical withdrawal from UFC Vegas 120 is on record; whether it has any bearing on his condition now is unknown