The essentials

if (score > 15 - round or roundswon >= 8) and opp > 1 then 5B/5/10 (clinch);
if (score > 14 - round or roundswon >= 7) and endurance_percent < 55 and opp = 2 then 1/1/18 (ring);
if score < round - 15 and decision_lost = true and endurance_percent <= 50 and opp >= 1 then towel;
if score < round - 14 and endurance_percent <= 45 and opp >= 1 then towel;

-or-

if decision_lost = true then  5H/10/5 (inside);
if decision_lost = true and endurance_percent > 65 and opp = tired then  5H/11/4 (inside);
if decision_lost = true and hiscuts > mycuts and endurance_percent > 65 and opp = tired then  5H/11/4 (inside);
if decision_lost = true and endurance_percent < 67 and round < 12 then  1B/1/8 (clinch);
if decision_lost = true and endurance_percent > 32 and opp = weak then  5H/11/4 (inside);
if decision_won = true then  4H/6/10 (ring);
if warnings = 0 then cheat;
if endurance_percent < 45 and score < 0 and opp > 0 then towel;
if score > 2 then  3H/6/11 (ring);
if score > 2 and roundswon > 7 then  3H/6/11 (ring);

are some examples I pulled from fps.

There are so many different ways to write these conditionals.  There are so many factors I consider when writing conditionals.  Are you facing an endurance fighter?  Are you facing KP?  What is your endurance level vs. his?  At what point do you towel?  At what point do you look to exploit his chin?  At what point do you play it safe?  Where are you on score?  etc...

The end game is essentially the most important part of the FP.  I tend to write FP's that wear down my opponent, while keeping score even.  Going into the final rounds, the final tactics will determine the outcome of the fight.  I think that the last few rounds of a fight and your global conditionals are pretty damn important.  To me, I end up changing these to suit the fight.  I don't really have a set of standard globals, unless I'm just putting a premade in.  Hope some of these examples help.

WR