The 2 Sugar Ray`s Pep Whitaker Duran Louis Mayweather Ps. Duran & Louis havent got the best lateral movement & dont like it being applied to them too much by an opponent... Pep & Whitaker arent the hardest hitters & Mayweather is reluctant to throw combinations when there is plenty of opportunity but nodody is perfect so those 5 join Robinson & Leonard as the most complete.
Duran was not that complete. His feet were too wide apart and when someone moved he did not have the movement to really fight effectively. problem is at lightweight he didn't fight someone who could do that. Later he moved up and the faster better guys were there. And his defense and counterpunching did not work as well, which of course coincided with him moving up in weight, so that was the excuse. Even though he fought at 154 before Hearns/Benitez or Leonard. I think Ray Leonard was one of the most complete. He could move, fight. Had power and good defense.
Sad thing is that Duran actually fought too many fighters that did little but move and fight to survive at lightweight.Not to mention beautifullly smooth top notch movers like Buchanan, Dejesus and Marcel. Talking to a brick wall in MAG though.PRobbaly hasn't even watched half the fights i'm talking about.
Evander Holyfield is clearly the most complete heavyweight of all time.He was as capable an inside fighter as he was an outside fighter.Strong as hell,quick as lightning,great footwork,great stamina,great combination puncher,great timing and despite claims to the contrary,pretty good power At his peak,he may just have been the greatest heavyweight whoever lived.
Griffith was complete in the sense that he had so many different modes he could fight in, although at times I think he had a few distinct styles rather than being able to blend them together to be truly complete. Rodriguez is definitely complete, that guy could near do it all in the ring. My first thought. :huh Not only could Pedroza do it all, he always looked comfortable doing it. Lose. I'd like to throw out Fighting Harada and Alan Rudkin.