Oh no I read it and I see what you're saying. That's just your interpretation that I don't see as correct and your explanation did absolutely nothing to sway my opinion on the matter because I don't see the same amount of significance you're seeing one title involving an object and the other titles not involving objects, especially when I pointed out things in each title that could be considered equivocal "objects," i.e., voice for Jackson, ball for Jordan, and legs for Bolt. After all, you're arguing that taking the ball from Jordan prevents him from playing basketball, but you fail to equate the fact that taking Michael's voice and Bolt's legs do the same thing for them in respect to singing and running. Applying that to WB and Mihawk would be taking Mihawk's sword away, and taking away WB's Gura Gura and physical might, as WB wouldn't be World's Strongest Man anymore if you take away his Devil Fruit and his physical might, same way Mihawk wouldn't be WSS if you took away his sword.
My interpretation just so happens to be factual though. While yours is purely opinion based..
It seems that you're letting your passion for debate, cloud your ability to think logically.
Let me list off straight facts from here on out and see how you reply.. reminder: these are only facts, in case you decide to deny.. #Facts
Okay...
If one title involves a living object and a non living object. And two titles only involve one living object each. There's a difference there.
Simple right?
Okay, next.. when you say you pointed out things that could be considered equivocal, my response was that although for your argument you consider them equal, they are actually not in reality. A basketball is a foreign object that Michael Jordan is not born with. Plus the basketball itself is in the actual title "World's Best Basketball Player". That title can only be held by the human who has the skills AND the basketball to prove said skills. What can Jordan do without a basketball to prove his title?
A voice, is NOT an object at all.. and it is literally apart of Michael Jackson, inside of him.. he is born with it. Hence, No matter what, no matter where, any time any place M.J. can prove his title "World's Best Singer".
Legs, are technically not independent individual objects. They are apart of a living object. They are literally apart of Usain Bolt. His own flesh/bones/muscle/blood cells/DNA. He was born with them. Hence, No matter what, no matter where, any time any place Bolt can prove his title "World's fastest runner"
Back to One Piece..
"World's Strongest Swordsman"
"World's Strongest Man"
"World's Strongest living creature" (or is it beast?)
I'm simply saying that two of those titles define the living component of the title. And that's it. The title only describes the man or creature as a whole. Who they are entirely. What they can do themselves whenever and wherever. They can prove their title no matter what, no matter where, any time any place.
But one title defines the living component of the title, AND a non living object. So therefore, if you were to subtract the non living object (The Sword) away, what happens? How does Mihawk prove his title anywhere and anytime? Without a sword? What is he without a sword? Is he now the strongest man????
Bottom line is.. there can be and are different types of titles. In this case they're are two of one kind. And one of one kind. It's not rocket science to see that one title includes an extra component. Other than the title holder himself.
That's the end of my straight facts segment.
This last part is purely opinion based.. I just want to say that I do see where you're coming from, because you're right about what would happen if you took away WB's Gura Gura and physical might, he obviously wouldn't be the WSM anymore.. but his title alone is not "The World's Strongest Gura Gura no Mi user".
His title is however "The World's Strongest Man" and back to the main point that you and Uzumaki Macho said, no it does not mean he is the best at being a man. It simply means he is the strongest man. It's black and white. "The world's strongest swordsman" title means that Mihawk is the best at swordsmanship. It's black and white.