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I said Kuina was stronger than them, in response to you saying Kuina was an example of a skilled Swordsman with weak physical stats. She can't have weak physical stats, if at 11 years old, she's beating adults. And the older she got, she would have become much stronger. Her self doubt came...

Kuina didn't get to live long enough to see whether or not she would have been a great Swordsman, but even as a child, she was beating full grown adults, who should have been leaps and bounds stronger and faster than her, but they weren't. And if they were, then wouldn't that mean she beat...

It's not happening, because it has to fall into the realm of believability, and rules set within the manga. Mihawk already exists with Top Tier physical stats. He's the benchmark. You can't just say "what if Mihawk was X amount weaker", because in that instance, the benchmark for WSS gets...

Even thought that would never happen, you have to remember that strength without proper application is wasted energy, and speed without accuracy is wasted motion. So even if by some miracle Mihawk came across a Swordsman with superior stats, he's still not losing because his skill would allow...

What are you even trying to get at here? Mihawk has a better style, but loses to someone with a better technique? Lol, that doesn't even make any sense. Everyone has a different style of Swordsmanship, but the style is defined by their skill!/technique. They go hand in hand. You can't have...

Did you see the scene in Arlong Park where Luffy picked up a pair of Swords? That's what it looks like when an extremely strong individual tries to wield Swords, with zero skill. Could Luffy hold a pair of Swords, call himself a Swordsman, and then punch his way to the title of WSS, like he...

Absolutely not. Mihawk and Zoro will fight with their Swords for awhile, and whoever wins that exchange won't really matter. The true battle for the WSS title comes after the swordfight, where they arm wrestle to see whose the actual strongest.