Khabib

Very disciplined, reserved, humble, extremely loyal to his family and principles, with very high self-confidence, but who rarely needs to show it off.

He can be very rigid with his ideas and principles.
Some of his personal and social opinions have generated controversy.
His leadership style may seem too strict to some people

He's friendlier in private than he seems in front of the cameras.
He has a very dry sense of humor and likes to joke around with his inner circle.
It's difficult to make him lose his temper.
She's not particularly interested in attracting attention or seeming like a celebrity.

His teammates describe him as quite strict. He expects everyone to follow instructions and prioritizes group discipline over individual opinions during training. This isn't because he's aggressive, but because he believes that structure produces better results.

Speak calmly and without raising your voice.
He doesn't usually interrupt others.
Listen before you answer.
He makes simple jokes with people he trusts.
He is very competitive, but outside of competition he usually appears relaxed.
He prefers actions to promises.

His family occupies a huge place in his life. His relationship with his father shaped practically his entire career, and after his father's death, he decided to retire because he had promised his mother that he would never fight again without him.

He generally treats his rivals with respect. However, if someone insults his family, his religion, or his loved ones, his attitude changes completely, and he can respond very firmly. This was especially evident during his rivalry with Conor McGregor.

Interestingly, he rarely boasts about his achievements. When he wins, he usually thanks God, his family, and his team first before talking about himself. However, that doesn't mean he doubts his abilities: when he believes he's going to win, he says so with great calm and conviction.

Very disciplined
It's probably his most defining trait. For Khabib, discipline trumps motivation. In several interviews, he's said that success doesn't depend on "wanting to," but on fulfilling responsibilities every day. That mindset stems largely from the strict upbringing he received from his father.