Agreeing with Mr. Sciola's review, I think it might have had more impact if Scrappy had come out in costume, like the Tux outfit from Scrappy vs. Elite eliot wearing shades. Then as he confronts fuse, lifts his shades and places him into a trance. Then when stealing Fuse's powers, have him 'Burst' his Tux top with a power flex to illustrate his ill-gotten gain. Also renamed Scrappy's character, Mr. Powers, to give his character a more ominous atmosphere. Also instead of ending with Fuse defeated, have scrappy's character use his power to transform him into the infamous Syphon.

The Greeks had Hercules, and they had Prometheus who stole fire from the gods. And now along comes Scrappy. He had the looks to once be his high school’s prom king, and he’s now a bodybuilder and the most popular underground wrestler of our times. In this VID, Scrappy is up against Javier, who has secret magical something he can throw on his opponent. Like the modern-day Prometheus, Scrappy steals it from him and uses against him, sending another challenger to his utter ruin!
Five stars for imagination, five stars for action, five stars for muscle!!!

Gorilla press fan here. Use the move = purchased match! Give us more!
Thanks for all you guys do to entertain.

This had a really interesting concept, but I don't think it takes it as far as it could. While it was nice to see a superhero video finally have people display some sort of superpower, I feel that more could have been done to sell this story.

For example, I feel it would have worked better instead of wrestling gear if the Fuse and Power Stealer wore more standard hero and villain attire. I also feel that stealing Fuse's powers should have been more of a process, with damaging and/or removing pieces of the hero's gear the weaker he becomes from having his powers slowly stolen and beaten.

Both performers played their roles very well, and the special effects added to the experience. I hope to see more like this in the future and hopefully improve upon the foundation this one laid.