Pacquiao the only modern fighter to have these qualities?

Pryor was the other guy that came to mind, but he wasn't a murderous puncher or his reputation isn't of the sort historically, irrespective of his KO percentage.

 

Leonard
Pryor
Norris
Jones

 

What’s interesting is you thinking Pacquiao had access to some PEDs no one else did.

 

I

Inoue is better in everything than Pac.

 

Him & all the rest of the usual idiots In here, now if we really start talking PEDs then we know who to start examining first hahaha.

 

Shane didn't come on strong against Vargas and Mayorga; he was just as fatigued as they were but simply gutted it out because he had so much heart. Those guys were shot, though, and Shane was looking sloppy and tired against them despite having superior conditioning.

He faded early against Forrest, Wright, Cotto, etc. He was done after three rounds against Floyd.

Even in his signature win against Oscar, he had a three round lull in the middle of the fight where he was visibly taking deep breaths during the rounds to reset and calm himself.

He was wound way too tightly and wastes lots of energy, IMO.

 

He knocked out Mayorga clean in the last round thats showing stamina.

He knocked out Rivera in last round that's showing stamina.

He came on late vs ODLH in a great action packed fight throwing 88 punches in round 12 that's showing stamina.

I don't know what you're on about TBH Mosley's stamina has always been one of his better assets. He can consistently throw hard punches throughout entire fight and has shown plenty of stamina and power late on in fights.

His loss to Cotto was a razor thin close decision that could've gone either he also threw over 100 more punches than Cotto.

His losses to Wright, Mayweather, Forrest, have got nothing to do with stamina issues. They just shut Mosley down and that's one of Mosley's biggest weaknesses is he can't adapt, his boxing IQ isn't the strongest for someone with his amazing handspeed.

But I've never thought his stamina was a weakness infact it's one of his most underrated attributes as is his chin.

 

So you take Loma over Pac at 126-130?

 

Vergil Ortiz!!!

 

Since you defined modern as 1980s to present, Duran and Leonard are certainly on there.

 

Was going to say Shane.

 

He was consistently putting much bigger and elite fighters in some serious pain and hurt. Well into the latter stages of his career.

 

Yep, Margarito, Oscar,and Morreles wish that they would have been knocked out instead of taking that beatdown and Hatton wish he would've stayed at home. His power was always there and always felt. Every fighter out there respected his power as much as his speed. All those that didn't got knocked out or beat down. Elite power is respected power by your peers. He even had Margarito backing up. I can understand you feeling that way tho cause you only looking at it in one light. Elite power does not mean all knockouts.