In 2023, a public dispute unfolded between Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, and Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta (formerly known as Facebook).
The conflict began when Musk boldly stated that he was willing to participate in a cage fight against Zuckerberg. Initially, many considered their exchange to be a lighthearted banter, but it quickly took a more serious turn.
In response to Musk's challenge, Zuckerberg posted a screenshot of Musk's tweet with the caption "send me location," indicating his willingness to engage in the proposed fight.
This unexpected development caught the attention of Andrew Tate, a former competitive kickboxer who is currently under house arrest in Romania, facing legal charges.
Tate, known for his controversial past and previous bans from mainstream social media platforms, including Meta, took to Twitter to offer personal training to Elon Musk for the anticipated cage fight. Despite Tate's controversial history, Twitter remained his last accessible platform, given Musk's ownership of the site.
Elon Musk has yet to respond to Tate's offer, leaving his level of seriousness in question. Although Musk has made light-hearted remarks about sitting on Zuckerberg and expressed amusement through laughing emojis on Twitter, his true intentions remain uncertain.
On the other hand, Zuckerberg, known to have an interest in mixed martial arts (MMA) and having allegedly won a jiu-jitsu match against an Uber engineer, appears determined to see the fight come to fruition.
While Zuckerberg may have the advantage of training, Musk possesses a significant size advantage. Musk has claimed to have been involved in "real hard-core street fights" during his upbringing in South Africa, although conflicting accounts of his fighting abilities have emerged.
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