Summary

Where Alfred Enoch records the highest Submental Cervical Angle on the wiki at 179.9°, Alexander Zanoza measures 99.0° on the Submental Cervical Angle, which scores 10.0. This angle describes the contour between the neck and chin/jaw, where lower angles yield a taut, defined jawline and obtuse angles suggest weakness. His value sits inside its ideal range of 94.0 to 106.0°, and it is higher than 10% of the men on the wiki. Among the men on the wiki, 15% measure inside this ideal range. His closest matches are Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Josh Mcgregor, both at 99.0°, while Alex Schlab sits at the lowest end, 75.0°. See Alexander's full Harmony breakdown for the rest of his results.