Mark Zuckerberg Wants to Fight Elon Musk in a ‘Cage Match’: ‘Send Me Location’

As common news would have it, there is a possibility of a high-profile altercation between the CEO of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg, and the proprietor of Twitter, Elon Musk.

The story began when Musk replied to a Twitter thread on June 20, where someone made fun of Zuckerberg. Musk's reply said, "If he's willing, I'm ready to have a physical fight with him, haha!" This comment was made because a user mentioned that Zuckerberg was now practicing Brazilian jiu-jitsu and had even won a medal in a tournament.

"If he's willing, I'm ready to engage in a cage match - just kidding!"

Zuckerberg reacted to the Tweet on Wednesday evening by posting an Instagram Story of a screenshot and wrote, "Tell me where to go."

Meta was contacted by Variety regarding Zuckerberg's message, and a representative verified that the tale speaks for itself.

At the same time, Musk remains unperturbed and said "Vegas Octagon" as a possible location in reaction to Zuckerberg's question about where they should meet. Additionally, Musk shared on Twitter that he has a move called "The Walrus" where he simply lays on top of his opponent without making any moves.

I have a fantastic technique that I like to call "The Walrus". It involves me just laying on my adversary and remaining passive.

Zuckerberg posted on Instagram on May 6 with photos of his day competing in a jiu jitsu tournament. He stated that he won medals, including gold and silver, for his team, Guerrilla Jiu Jitsu. Zuckerberg expressed his gratitude towards his trainers Dave Camarillo, Khai Wu, and Intense0ne for their guidance during his training.

Recently, there were reports that Musk has given some of his Twitter responsibilities to Linda Yaccarino, the new CEO of the company.

In a tweet on May 12th, Musk expressed his enthusiasm for the new CEO of Twitter, Linda Yaccarino. He stated that Yaccarino's main focus would be on the business side, while he would concentrate on designing products and developing new technology. Musk expressed eagerness to collaborate with Yaccarino to metamorphose Twitter into an all-encompassing application called X.

According to the initial source, The Verge, this story was first brought to light.