Tensions have been mounting as the possibility of an epic MMA match between tech giants Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk looms. Recently, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg was recently seen training with two UFC champions, Israel Adesanya and Alexander Volkanovski.
Israel Adesanya recently posted images of their training on Instagram with the caption: “No fugazi with Mark. This is Serious Business.”
After news of the launch of Twitter’s rival Threads came out, the teasing between the tech titans started when Elon Musk challenged Mark Zuckerberg to compete in a cage. While some saw it as lighthearted banter between the two tech giants, public interest in this odd matchup grew.
Additionally, UFC president Dana White recently joined the discussion and provided further insight into the prospective matchup between the two.
While speaking about whether the two will compete, White told TSN: “100 percent [they want to fight in the UFC]. I do [have a date in mind], I’ll announce it when we’re ready. It won’t be UFC 300… Whoever says no, every other state and country will say yes. A billion dollars in revenue, this fight.”
And it seems that the training sessions have already begun since Elon Musk was seen sparring with UFC icon Georges St-Pierre in a recent post.
Mark Zuckerberg commented on the widely shared photo of his sparring match with UFC champions. He wrote: “It’s an honor to train with you guys!”
The UFC featherweight champion replied: “@zuck you’re a beast! Always great to catch up.”
The constantly rising conflict between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg is slowly turning into NSFW banter. When a Twitter user posted a screenshot suggesting that Zuckerberg go to space only to make Musk envious, the tension reached unprecedented heights.
In response, Zuckerberg just posted a laughing emoji.
However, Musk wasted no time in giving his response. He wrote: “Zuck is a cuck.”
The CEO of SpaceX escalated the conflict even further by putting forward a challenge: “I propose a literal d*ck measuring contest 📏”
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