Sauron Vs The Dragon Reborn

VS

Rounds

Round 1:

Rand has no Angreal/Sa'Angreal

Sauron has no access to the one ring

Round 2:

Sauron has the one ring

Rand has Callandor

Round 3:

Sauron is in his prime/peak condition

Rand has access to Choedan Kal

Bonus Round:

All Rounds Bloodlusted/Morals off

Win via death/incap

Round 1: I have to give it to Sauron. Rand is very powerful but with no Angreal/Sa'Angreal, I believe Sauron could take him.

Edit: then again, after thinking about it a little more...if Rand is far away, like when the Aeil were attacking Carhien and he was on the top of the tower looking through the telescope, he might have a chance.

Round 2: Actually this depends on how long Rand has had access to Callandor. The longer he has it and the more he uses it the more it makes him crazy. If it is fairly quickly after he gained access to it, he might pull a win. If he has had it for say weeks, then he would be too crazy and end up hurting himself like he did against the Seanchan.

Round 3: Definitely Rand. With Access to the Chodan Kal he had the power to basically destroy the world.

Bonus Round: Too many variables to make an accurate estimate of which side wins.

@randomsid: Fair enough on all points.

Callouts:

I know nothing of Rand, but here's a Sauron respect threat I found on reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/respectthreads/comments/2javw8/respect_sauron/

If you like Lord of the Rings you will more than likely love The Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan. It's a great series. The only complaints I have are that sometimes it takes too long to get anything done in the books(he can be a little long-winded), and the last book, while great disappointed me in a few ways. Anyway, I believe it was 14 books long.

@randomsid: I may check it out if I get the chance. :)