ok
Where in the context..
The way he was walking?
The way he said what he said
The way zoro reacted?
The way Kuma reacted?
You are grasping at straws mate.. Basically an alternative explanation out if thin air nothing to do with the context
You're asking me to repeat what you have been repeatedly told this thread. Take the time to at least try to read the comments instead of crying "Sanji's being slandered" when he's not. That I laugh at the idea of him outshining Zoro in Thriller Bark doesn't mean I hate Sanji: I don't.
Here is your context:
Sanji made up something on the spot that he never mentioned at any other point because he was bargaining. Nothing bad about it, he was determined to be the sacrifice and tried to bluff his way onto that. That's admirable but there's nothing else to draw from it.
The context between Zoro making a promise to Luffy and Sanji bluffing his way to make an enemy think he's worth more than Luffy and Zoro are two very different context and situations.
Was he acting confidently? Was he seriously trying to give his life for Luffy and Zoro? Was he cool? Yes, yes and yes.
Does that mean the random stuff he said on the spot to gain Kuma's approval (to make him think he's worth more than Luffy and Zoro) is to be taken as the holy scriptures of foreshadowing or as some random dream of Sanji that would have come literally out of nowhere never to be heard of again? No.
Given the
context of the dialogue it's you who, if anyone, should prove there's anything else to his words.
You could literally replace him with Usopp saying the same words trying to be brave to be sacrificed for his friends and that wouldn't mean it's a secret ambition of Usopp's either. Sanji's dreams don't even revolve around power levels or notoriety. Ironically the only times he's shown to care about those things is when he's competing with Zoro, but never when it's about what he actually cares about.