Douglas by stoppage, probably between 8 and 10 rounds. Sanders would start strong, maybe score 1 or 2 knockdowns early, but the Tokyo Douglas holds on, boxes his way to safety, and counters Sanders effectively. By the 5th, Sanders would slow down, and by the 7th, Douglas is in complete control. An exhausted Sanders gets saved by the referee.
Most likely. Sanders was one of the most dangerous early round fighters in recent years, but if you survived his onslaught he was easy pickin's later on. Tokyo Douglas would probably have the determination and resolve not to stay down, and catch him late with something big.
Sanders maintained his focus and energy over 12 full rds with Ross Puritty , a more durable and a harder hitter than Douglas . Sanders was stopped on his feet by Hasim Rahman , as opposed 2 Lennox Lewis . Sanders could repeat his trick on Douglas , no doubt . It's not like Douglas wasn't stopped by lesser fighters than Sanders . Sanders was 6-8 years older than Rahman , just imagine if it was d opposite , d same holds with Vitali . Imagine a still young Sanders overwhelming old Vitali , how does Vitali fare then ?
