I Love Myths and Legends From All Cultures

Well, depends on which version of Yahweh you pick. There are at least four or five versions and not all make him out to be omnipotent. So, if you take that away Odin has a good chance because of the trials and tribulations he has personally experienced over a being that created everything and made mistakes with no really combat experience.

Baldur and Jesus? Kind of the same argument. One is a battle tested divine warrior, while the other is a healer, prophet and basic nice guy that can unleash a bit of a temper.

Now Loki and Satan would be close, but seeing that both are tricksters, Satan might be the one between those two. Only because Loki, by what I've read was more of a being that used guile and trickery for the most part, while Satan wouldn't fall for that and being a fallen angel, would be more suited to face him and beat him, seeing through is illusions.

Okay, so that's my take on it. I could be way off because I really haven't studied mythology in a LONG time, but hey, it's only my opinion.

Winner meets Grendel in the final