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There's no reason to sit back and defend because the waves are very chunky and only get worse. Never fight the statues straight-up, leave that to your catapults. You get a free Earthquake which you can either use to break open an entrance or destroy production buildings that you don't want to deal with - I prefer the latter myself but its your choice.
If you want to cheese it, you can actually land an army on an "island" near the back of the base via sea, and snipe the wonder either by ships in the pond you reach from there or via catapults.
Honestly, for any mission on Titan difficulty that I struggled with, the solution boiled down to focusing on favor and economy, then spamming as many of one type of myth unit as possible. This almost always worked, no matter how many waves they sent, unless it was a very specific mission where an even better strategy could cheese the win.