Elon Musk vs Mark Zuckerberg Tickets

The intensifying feud between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg has reached new heights with the emergence of Threads, turning their potential cage match into a deeply personal showdown.

Mark Zuckerberg had already injected excitement into the anticipated clash with Elon Musk by seemingly accepting the challenge. Little did we know that Threads would enter the scene, transforming the entire internet into a battlefield. It’s essentially a carbon copy of Elon Musk’s Twitter but without the toxic trolls and wild conspiracy theories. This move by Zuck has not only elevated the stakes of their potential fight but has also added a personal dimension to their rivalry. If they ever step into the ring, we can expect to witness a palpable animosity and an exhilarating spectacle. Dana White can only sit back and relish the moment when it all unfolds, perhaps even at the legendary Colosseum in Rome.

Threads’ meteoric rise, amassing over 30 million new subscribers within the first 24 hours of its launch, has transformed the theoretical demise of Twitter into an actuality. What makes this even more impactful is Zuckerberg’s decision to allow Instagram users to seamlessly transfer their existing handles to Threads. With a user base of 2.4 billion on the popular social network, dwarfing Twitter’s 350 million, this strategic move has proven far more successful than Zuckerberg’s previous endeavor with the Metaverse, which failed to shift conversations into a virtual realm. Through Threads, Zuckerberg’s ambitions to outmaneuver Musk even before they step foot in the ring seem to be progressing according to plan.

The upcoming fight is already brimming with promise, especially given this intriguing twist in the storyline. While Zuckerberg has been honing his MMA skills for years, Musk has recently embarked on training under the tutelage of none other than Georges St. Pierre. Elon openly acknowledges that he still has much to learn before contemplating an encounter with Zuck inside the octagon. In the realm of social media, Mark has undeniably scored a major victory against Elon, raising doubts about Musk’s ability to hold his own. As we eagerly anticipate their clash, it seems increasingly likely that we may witness a fierce battle that spills a little blood.

Elon Musk accepts Georges St-Pierre’s offer to train him for a proposed UFC fight with Mark Zuckerberg.

Musk has asked for special help from legendary mixed martial arts fighter, Georges St-Pierre. The 42-year-old Canadian is widely considered the greatest mixed martial artist of all time after a career in which he won two UFC division championships – at welterweight and middleweight – including a dominant run of nine consecutive title defenses at 170 pounds from 2008 until 2013. St-Pierre retired in 2013 and returned four years later to claim the 185-pound title from Michael Bisping in November 2017 at UFC 217. He retired shortly after because of health concerns and hasn’t competed since.

The potential fight between Musk, the CEO of Twitter and Tesla, and Zuckerberg, the CEO of Instagram and Facebook parent company Meta, came about after Zuckerberg accepted Musk’s challenge during a social media spat. While it seemed like nothing more than internet tough-guy talk, White said the next day that both men were “dead serious” about meeting inside the cage and that he welcomed building a UFC pay-per-view event around a headliner of Musk vs. Zuckerberg.

Furthermore, just this Wednesday, the Tesla CEO showed off his first workout with the support of artificial intelligence expert, Lex Fridman.

“It’s really inspiring to see Elon and Mark doing martial arts, but I think the world is served far better if they train martial arts but not fight in the cage.”

“That said, as Elon says, the most entertaining outcome is the most likely… I’m there for them, no matter what.”

Mark Zuckerberg’s mixed martial arts experience.

For his part, it seems that Zuckerberg is the favorite for a fight that still has no date or place scheduled.

Musk is not believed to have trained regularly, while Zuckerberg has not been training in jiu-jitsu for more than a year and has even previously competed in mixed martial arts tournaments.