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#2 Both men have excellent conditioning
Another reason why Khabib Nurmagomedov versus Conor McGregor may result in a draw is that both men have excellent conditioning and both are equally able to go the distance in a Championship fight.
Khabib has gone the distance in six of his last 10 fights and is entirely comfortable in doing so; in fact it his game-plan.
McGregor is used to finishing his opponents with devastating knockouts but has gone the distance before. The most impressive victory of his career came in a five-round decision versus Nate Diaz at UFC 202. McGregor cannot be counted out in this respect.
So, if both men go the distance, what then? Can one fighter do enough to win? Or could a draw be the result?
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