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One Piecefans are waiting for a couple of battles that will change the entire course of the story. These battles will likely take place during the final arc, and when they do, they will be some of the biggest fights in the history of anime. Among these fights, the one that fans are waiting for the most is the Zoro vs. Mihawk rematch.

Since the beginning, Zoro has been motivated by a single ambition, which is to become the strongest swordsman in the world. For this, he has to defeat the current strongest swordsman, Dracule Mihawk. The two have fought once during the Baratie arc, and Zoro was easily defeated by Mihawk.
Ever since then, he has been training vigorously and waiting for a rematch that will once again give him a chance to finally achieve the title. While Zoro and theOne Piecefans waited, Eiichiro Oda and Toei decided to show a glimpse of what Zoro and Mihawk’s rematch would look like by making him fight the Seraphim S-Hawk.

One PieceAnime Shows a Glimpse of the Zoro vs. Mihawk Rematch
The events of the Egghead Island arc have taken a turn since the Seraphims entered the storyline. They were ordered by Lucci and Kaku to destroy Dr. Vegapunk’s laboratory. However, Vegapunk’s satellites tried to override the command given by the CP0 agents, but before they could do that, S-Hawk attacked them using his sword.
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Before the attack could hit Lilith and Edison (Vegapunk’s satellites, Zoro reached the spot and stopped the strike. He then engaged in a battle with S-Hawk to test whether he was as powerful as Mihawk or just a simple clone. As Zoro fought the Seraphim, he realized that Mihawk was a bigger monster compared to S-Hawk and indirectly trolled his biggest rival.
He easily handled the fight and gave satellites the time to impose a new command on the Seraphims. While the fight was short, it offered a glimpse of what the final rematchbetween Zoro and Mihawkwould look like. Zoro has come a long way, and this time he might actually win and take away the title of the strongest swordman in theOne Pieceworld.

One PieceFans Are Once Again Impressed With Zoro
The swordsman of the Straw Hat Pirates is known for his tough guy attitude, and he has proven multiple times that he is not someone to be meddled with. But his fight with S-Hawk took him to the next level, as he was able to single-handedly tackle the Seraphim that stopped the Blackbeard Pirates.
This in itself is a big feat, and it was recently celebrated by the official English page of theOne Pieceanime on X(Formerly Twitter).

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As they shared one of the coolest Zoro moments on the social media platform,One Pieceand Zoro fans came together to praise the swordsman for his new achievement.
Zoro once again showcasing general badassery.pic.twitter.com/zSAafOUcTh

— One Piece (@OnePieceAnime)August 11, 2025
https://twitter.com/YamotoKusunoki/status/1793823870019137609
Does anyone remember when law fought Blackbeard? And everyone was like “zoro would die blah blah blah” but BB was afraid of S-hawk and zoro just casually blocks a flying sword attack then clashed blades? lol yeah sanji fans are losing.
— Devin Reilly (@devin_reilly1)July 05, 2025
Zoro is the definition of badassery
— Swarik28 (@swarik28)July 31, 2025
He’s the greatest!!pic.twitter.com/HL6yRAAlAP
— Bartolomeo (@bartoknowsbest)June 14, 2025
As the final saga has already started inOne Piece, Zoro’s rematch with Mihawk might not be far away and fans might soon get to see if the swordsman of the Straw Hat Pirates is ready to take on the current strongest swordsman of the world and defeat him to fulfill the promise he made to his childhood friend Kuina.
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Tarun Kohli
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Tarun Kohli is the Senior Anime Writer at FandomWire, with over 2,900 published articles. He currently specializes in critiquing One Piece and other Shonen anime. A passionate fan of the genre, his love for thoughtful analysis reflects his genuine appreciation for the art of anime. His deep understanding of anime culture has earned recognition from industry figures such as Adi Shankar and the creators of Blood of Zeus.