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Well, he lost the round so he wasn't in control that round. Your argument started here:
If he wanted to smash Conor for five rounds (not four) taking a round off wasn't the way to do it. If he wasn't tired and could have had his way with Conor then it makes no sense to take a round off and lose that round, especially given that Conor was tired and thus vulnerable. If he was worried about getting tired or Conor catching him with something and that's why he took it off versus being outright tired then he wasn't in control. The problem with your argument is that there's absolutely no reason for him to lose a round unless he wasn't in full control. There's no reasoning to bridge the gap from A to B.
This isn't quantum physics, it's 1+1 kinda stuff
Yes, I'm sure khabib had the judges scorecards immediately psychically transferred to his brain so he could know that he was losing a close round. your argument hinges on khabib knowing he was losing a round, which obviously he can't know what the judges were scoring.