Ok, so from what I've read: Champion was going insane with the power gem, he was clearly about to break through Thanos shield. How'd ya think he felt at that moment when he clearly understands that once the big dude breaks through he's gonna get hell from him? That's right he felt FEAR! Which is why he quickly resorted to his mystical/cosmic tricks to try and stop him.
You need to re-read that book then. Thanos was setting the Champion up the entire time, playing off his rage and making him tap into the Power Gem more and more. Eventually, he got powerful enough, and Thanos, waiting until the last second, teleported away and let the Champion unwittingly destroy the planet they were on.
Now, trapped floating in space, the Champion was unable to keep Thanos from getting his hands on the prize the Titan sought: his Gem.
Among the celestials he faced who did he beat? Did he beat Eternity?
He defeated the Celestials, Eternity, and the rest of the cosmic deities and entities when he had the Gauntlet. Even with the Gems, beating Eternity was still pretty impressive. IIRC, even the Living Tribunal was unsure who would come out on top.
Hulk did punched through time and space once, so if you call it teleporting, yeah that he would with his rage. Hulk has shown that his rage can increase dramatically in an instant and he does the *incredible* with it. So I have now answered your question Ace, then you fill your posts with your ego like a stuffed turkey when you make a response..
That whole timestorm thing was a one time instance. Kang sent Hulk through the timestream to break through the storm, which was preventing his ship from navigating to a certain era, and kill Banner.
Though breaking through the timestorm is impressive, it's has nothing to do with teleportation or the like. If Hulk's sent packing to a new locale, he's not going to magically punch through reality and return.
