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Although Sengoku said that Whitebeard has the power to destroy the world, nothing proves that this statement is meant literally. For now, his greatest feat is making a distant island tremble, but that's far from multi-continental destruction, let alone planetary destruction. Sengoku's declaration CAN be an hyperbole.
Shanks and Whitebeard's clash was not a clash of Haōshoku Infusion. Their clash was just a clash of Haōshoku Haki users who are Emperors of the Sea, splitting the sky. A clash between Haōshoku users always create a wave of Haōshoku Haki, who can push back or render unconscious inferiors opponents. The sky split is just an entire higher level and not a Haōshoku Infusion feat. Haōshoku Infusion didn't even exist at the time and Oda never confirmed that characters like Shanks or Whitebeard needed ACOC to split the sky.
38 years ago, a young Whitebeard clashed with a young Roger and, using his Conqueror’s Haki, also clashed with Rocks D. Xebec in his demon-transformed state. Xebec then fought the young Roger and Garp together, who defeated him thanks to their own Conqueror’s Haki. In his base form alone, Xebec is already comparable to the youngs Roger and Garp, and equal to King Harald of Elbaph. Elbaph is so powerful that Big Mom believed that if she had the strongest nation in the world as an ally, she could defeat Kaido, Shanks, and even Whitebeard one after another and become the Pirate King — despite the fact she isn’t even capable of beating any of the other Emperors on her own. In short: Demon Xebec > Base Xebec = Harald > Big Mom. This is that Demon Xebec that Whitebeard, Roger and Garp fought both prior their prime selfs.
Volume 102 explicitly states that Zoro and Sanji needed their respective power-ups (Zoro’s Conqueror’s Haki infusion + King of Hell mode and Sanji’s Exoskeleton + Ifrit Jambe) to defeat King and Queen. Sanji even implied that Queen had the upper hand against him during their fight before he started using Ifrit Jambe. Base King and Base Queen are both portrayed as stronger than Base Jack, who fought on equal terms with Base Nekomamushi (who had previously disarmed Base Kaido) for twelve straight hours without losing, and this came:
Shanks and Whitebeard's clash was not a clash of Haōshoku Infusion. Their clash was just a clash of Haōshoku Haki users who are Emperors of the Sea, splitting the sky. A clash between Haōshoku users always create a wave of Haōshoku Haki, who can push back or render unconscious inferiors opponents. The sky split is just an entire higher level and not a Haōshoku Infusion feat. Haōshoku Infusion didn't even exist at the time and Oda never confirmed that characters like Shanks or Whitebeard needed ACOC to split the sky.
38 years ago, a young Whitebeard clashed with a young Roger and, using his Conqueror’s Haki, also clashed with Rocks D. Xebec in his demon-transformed state. Xebec then fought the young Roger and Garp together, who defeated him thanks to their own Conqueror’s Haki. In his base form alone, Xebec is already comparable to the youngs Roger and Garp, and equal to King Harald of Elbaph. Elbaph is so powerful that Big Mom believed that if she had the strongest nation in the world as an ally, she could defeat Kaido, Shanks, and even Whitebeard one after another and become the Pirate King — despite the fact she isn’t even capable of beating any of the other Emperors on her own. In short: Demon Xebec > Base Xebec = Harald > Big Mom. This is that Demon Xebec that Whitebeard, Roger and Garp fought both prior their prime selfs.
Volume 102 explicitly states that Zoro and Sanji needed their respective power-ups (Zoro’s Conqueror’s Haki infusion + King of Hell mode and Sanji’s Exoskeleton + Ifrit Jambe) to defeat King and Queen. Sanji even implied that Queen had the upper hand against him during their fight before he started using Ifrit Jambe. Base King and Base Queen are both portrayed as stronger than Base Jack, who fought on equal terms with Base Nekomamushi (who had previously disarmed Base Kaido) for twelve straight hours without losing, and this came:
- after he had already been fighting Base Inuarashi for several days,
- and before he then went on to battle both former Mink rulers (Inuarashi and Nekomamushi) alternately for five consecutive days without ever losing (nor winning) in the end.
