Challenge accepted: Mark Zuckerberg steps up to face Elon Musk in cage match

Elon Musk recently said on Twitter that he would be interested in a “cage fight” with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. In response, Meta’s CEO posted an image of Musk’s comment with the phrase “send me the location”. Reports have confirmed that Zuckerberg’s Instagram post is indeed serious, so Musk is now in the driver’s seat. Meta’s representative Iska Saric explained that “the story itself says a lot.”

Musk’s two-word response to the article’s publication was “Vegas Octagon.” He then said on Twitter, “I have this great skill I call ‘The Walrus’ where I just lay on top of my opponent’s body and do nothing.”

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— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) 22 June 2023

The background here is that Musk has been teasing Zuckerberg on Twitter with zingers like “zk my” ever since the report revealed additional details about Meta’s upcoming Twitter rival. Cheers erupted when Meta chief product officer Chris Cox said the company believes creators desire a “sensibly run” version of Twitter during a recent internal all-hands meeting. Went. In a recent podcast conversation with Lex Friedman, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said, “I’ve always believed Twitter deserves a billion users.”

Additionally, he claims to have completed the “Murph Challenge” workout in less than 40 minutes.

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Musk vs. Zuckerberg would be the best situation for the tech industry’s wealthy CEOs to really engage in a fight. In terms of size alone, Musk, 51, is larger than Zuckerberg and has confessed to participating in “real hard-core street fights” while growing up in South Africa. While this is going on, Zuckerberg, a 39-year-old MMA aspirant, is already dominating jiu-jitsu competitions.