I'm generally deeply suspicious of the emphasis that has often been placed on Khabib's background. That "people from where he's from are a different breed" type stuff that underplays the fact that he's a great fighter because of his talent, dedication and skillset, not because of where he was born. Or indeed it being used to excuse less admirable actions on his part, as if he
has to behave in a certain way because of where he's from. Particularly when it's coming from people who aren't from that background in the first place.
However, I'm perfectly happy to accept that the posters claiming that a Muslim's promise to his mother is "unbreakable" and that those of us doubting his retirement don't understand his culture are correct. It isn't the way the fight game typically works, but maybe Khabib really is different. I certainly don't know enough to claim otherwise.
And if it turns out that Khabib does fight again, I'm sure those posters will be quick to admit they were wrong, that they don't understand Khabib's background and the influence it has on him as much as they thought they did and that their insistence that Khabib was so different to other fighters was rather sanctimonious.