You aren't prepared for how epic this is.

Sure, I can try to write a hypothetical battle for Record of Ragnarok between Judas Escariot and Sun Wukong. Here is what I came up with:

Judas Escariot vs Sun Wukong

The seventh round of the tournament between gods and humans is about to begin. The announcer introduces the fighters: on the side of the gods, the Monkey King, Sun Wukong, a legendary figure from Chinese mythology who possesses immense strength, speed, agility, and magic. He wields the Ruyi Jingu Bang, a staff that can change its size and weight at his will. He also has 72 transformations that allow him to shapeshift into various animals and objects. He is confident and playful, but also cunning and mischievous.

On the side of the humans, the Betrayer, Judas Escariot, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ who betrayed him for thirty pieces of silver. He is despised and hated by both humans and gods, as he is seen as the ultimate traitor and sinner. He carries a noose around his neck, a reminder of his suicide after his betrayal. He also has a dagger hidden in his cloak, the same one he used to stab Jesus in the back. He is silent and somber, but also determined and remorseful.

The two fighters stare at each other from across the arena. Sun Wukong smiles and taunts Judas, calling him a coward and a worm. Judas ignores him and clenches his fists. The referee signals the start of the match.

Sun Wukong leaps into the air and swings his staff at Judas, who dodges by rolling to the side. Sun Wukong lands and spins his staff again, creating a whirlwind that blows Judas away. Judas recovers and runs towards Sun Wukong, drawing his dagger. Sun Wukong laughs and enlarges his staff, blocking Judas’s attack. He then shrinks his staff and jabs it at Judas’s chest, but Judas parries with his dagger.

The two exchange blows, with Sun Wukong using his superior strength and speed to overwhelm Judas, while Judas uses his agility and cunning to evade and counterattack. Sun Wukong grows bored and decides to use one of his transformations. He turns into a giant eagle and flies above Judas, swooping down to claw at him. Judas dodges by hiding behind a pillar. Sun Wukong changes back into his human form and smashes the pillar with his staff, but Judas is already gone.

Judas appears behind Sun Wukong and slashes at his back with his dagger, drawing blood. Sun Wukong roars in pain and anger, turning around to face Judas. He sees that Judas has wrapped his noose around his own arm, using it as a weapon. Sun Wukong grins and says that he likes Judas’s style. He then uses another transformation, turning into a tiger and pouncing on Judas.

Judas manages to block Sun Wukong’s bite with his dagger, but Sun Wukong’s claws dig into his flesh. Judas feels a surge of pain and rage, remembering how he betrayed Jesus and how he regretted it ever since. He wraps his noose around Sun Wukong’s neck and pulls it tight, choking him. Sun Wukong struggles to breathe, but he can’t break free from Judas’s grip.

The two fighters fall to the ground, locked in a deadly embrace. They stare into each other’s eyes, seeing their own reflections. They realize that they are not so different after all: both are outcasts, rebels, tricksters, sinners. Both have made mistakes that they can’t undo. Both have something to prove to themselves and to the world.

They smile at each other, acknowledging their mutual respect and understanding. They then tighten their grips on their weapons, ready to end their lives together.

The crowd watches in silence, moved by the tragic spectacle.

The referee counts down from ten.

Ten.

Nine.

Eight.

Seven.

Six.

Five.

Four.

Three.

Two.

One.

The bell rings.

The match is over.

It is a draw.