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You have to watch them. I would never house the two of them together in a tiny coop/run setup unless you can be out there to open the run before any of them come off the roosts in the morning. That is great recipe for a nasty fight. Even if they don't 'fight to the death', you will constantly be...

They are going to fight again. It could be that the first time one of the males left, he was driven off by the other. There will always be a dominant male and submissive males when there are more than one in the flock. Multiple males can learn to get along if they have plenty of resources...