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20.2°
Where Zlatan Ibrahimović sits at the high end of the scale, with a Mandibular Plane Angle of 41.3°, Nick Bateman's measures 20.2°, scoring 10.0 and sitting well inside its ideal range of 15.0 to 22.0°. The Mandibular Plane Angle assesses the steepness or flatness of the lower jaw relative to the horizontal plane, and a balanced angle avoids extremes, preventing issues like hyperdivergent growth or occlusal misalignment. His reading is higher than 55% of the men on the wiki, and he is nearly identical to Lee Jung-jae and Lucas Bergvall, who both measure 20.2°, while Keaton Wagler measures 20.3°. Lower down the scale, Jack Doherty records 1.0°, the lowest on the wiki. For the jaw's other measurements, see Nick's Gonial Angle and Nick's full Harmony breakdown.
Nick Bateman's Mandibular Plane Angle measures 20.2°, inside its ideal range of 15.0 to 22.0°, for a score of 10.0.
At 20.2°, Nick Bateman's Mandibular Plane Angle is higher than 53% of the 576 other men on the wiki, and 52% of them measure inside the ideal range.