I've honestly convinced myself that Zoro will at some point kill Kaido. It just seems like there's too many plot connections for Zoro to not defeat the near impervious dragon, with one of the only swords to wound him before, in the country that he's almost assuredly connected to, as well as it being the home of a samurai who is most famous for killing a dragon, he's been compared to that samurai extensively, fought with that samurai's zombie, and had been using that samurai's sword for a while.

The biggest reasons that cause me to doubt this myself though is that Luffy needs to redeem himself from being one shot, Luffy has always eventually faced off against the main antagonist each arc, and it would legitimize Luffy's path to the title of Pirate King to defeat all Emperors himself. So I could see Luffy defeating Kaido and then after he's left alone he tries to get up or something and Zoro steps in to deal a killing blow or something.

Some things that were mentioned that I felt the need to comment on for some reason.

I don't think that Katakuri contradicting part of his personality even if it was shown just a few chapters ago isn't too crazy when it's overruled by a stronger part of his personality. Whether it's a need to be the best (A bit more doubtful since he acknowledged Luffy being his level) or wanting a fair fight with someone at his level. The reason I put emphasis on being at his level is that it doesn't matter if he's never shown an honorable attitude towards opponents before this point to fit his characterization, in my opinion. So unless some other reason is given for his behavior, I can accept the rationale in my head about him caring more about a fight with an equal than his complexes over his reputation and image.

Also, Flampe's attitude change towards Katakuri after his face reveal isn't outrageous either. Her attitude is centered on being popular. She even talks about becoming Katakuri's favorite sibling because he's so popular and thinks she'll become more popular if she's favored by him. So it makes her feelings for him was superficial. It's also not too much of a stretch that someone like that would love to tear someone else's popularity down and since she can make Katakuri less popular than her why should she care about sucking up to him anymore. The only thing off about the interaction is it could have used a panel detailing a train of thought if that was the case and she should still care because of his strength and he could kill her even if she is a family member, lol.

I think saying the fight has no meaning is too weird of a statement. Luffy took part of an assassination attempt against Katakuri's mom and captain and Luffy is fighting to stay alive. It may not have an impact on the outside world's events, but I'd say it's still far from meaningless.

For the fight being too long, I think it may be better going back and reading through it after the volume's over because stuff can seem to drag when reading from week to week. Even if it does feel to go on for a bit after the full thing is completely out, I wouldn't find it to be bad at this point. Luffy needed on screen growth after his fight with Doflamingo to start raising himself to be able to be considered a serious threat to a Yonko. I think this fight has given some pretty good opportunity for Luffy to receive a strength upgrade without it happening either in a time skip or off screen like Enies Lobby.

Ugh, there's a lot of foreshadowing done earlier in the series for multiple characters that I hope get brought up again. There was the talk about it seeming like Ozpin wasn't really there when he was giving his welcome speech, and then Penny mentioning having a plan to stay at Beacon. There was some more stuff, but those are the two things, that I'm hoping get further development later on.

Missed the voting window but would have went with Carrot anyways.

@Don:

For all those who want to vote for Nami, think about who Nami would vote in this match.
That´s right, Nami supporters should do what her character would like them to do and vote for the one person saving here!

Bellemere would obviously sacrifice herself so that Nami could move on.

Being from OKC, I would find it worse if he did opt out and try to come back next year. Westbrook will be gone before the trade deadline. WB is completely right to not extend before this cap increase, but it puts OKC in the have to trade to set the foundation for the future of the franchise. If they don't trade and he leaves anyways that probably adds five years to any rebuilding cycle.

If Golden State wasn't still undefeated, I'd be getting extremely excited for the Thunder starting to put things together and get everyone healthy.

Well, Detroit's Hail Mary defense is pitiful. Turn around and watch for the ball when the QB has to throw it 61 yards, lol.

Honestly I don't like the direction AoT took and I don't think it'll grow much more. I kind of wish One Punch Man was in the top 10, especially with how great a job Mad House did with the anime. Figured it would have drawn more interest into the manga.

Edit- I just realized the anime is extremely new and hasn't had much time to make an affect on this list if any so far.

@RobZilla:

Tashigi is the one who actually defeated Monet.

Not wanting to jump into the rest of the argument, but dealing the finishing blow doesn't really mean she defeated Monet. Especially when you consider that Tashigi had already lost that fight before Zoro stepped back in and then later allowed Tashigi to deal the final blow.