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Seriously can't believe this is being debated. Kisame will be forced to watch Itachi's hands and feet, meaning he misses Amaterasu prep. We already know the sword doesn't like fire and it's not like it can instantly absorb amaterasu. Itachi can take this easily.
The short description of the battle you put down was already discussed. I'll just leave what I said to Evani directly below. No need to say the same thing twice.
For the first quote, momentarily throw away the possibility of Samehada absorbing Amaterasu. We're working under the assumption, in this scenario, that Kisame is hit with an Amaterasu prior to using some sort of large scale sution. The type of jutsu that he largely relies on as a gate way to use all his other techniques. Because, if Kisame has a Bakusui Shōha already in use, what honestly stops him from using a Daikodan on a smaller scale to merely wash over him and absorb the Amaterasu?
His threshold for pain is nearly immeasurable. Take how he handled the lariat and his chest being blown out by Bee as an example of that. Much like Ay, he will ignore the burning flames and any damage done in the short time that it takes Kisame to use Daikodan can be undone by Samehada.
For the second quote; Samehada takes issues with heat, true. But with a wielder like Kisame, Samehada's own opinion doesn't matter.You must be registered for see linksYou must be registered for see linksits will. If Kisame wants Amaterasu off of him that way, that's what will happen. And with how quickly it's able to absorb bijuu chakra, I have no doubt Amaterasu will leave minor wounds with how quickly it will be absorbed.
Itachi will be the victor of this outcome 7/10 times. He is able to seal Kisame and if Kisame makes any slip up and falls under genjutsu, it's more than likely he will be a prime target for a lethal strike. But it's not easy with full knowledge, and cases can be made for Kisame.