Tech moguls and rivals Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg are used to trying to outdo each other the business world. They vie each other to amass the greatest riches or attract the most followers. Their rivalry intensified somewhat earlier this week as the two multi-billionaires agreed to a fist fight. Twitter owner Mr Musk challenged Mr Zuckerberg to fisticuffs a "cage match". Zuckerberg accepted the challenge. It is reported that the potential punch-up the richest and tenth richest men the world came about after Meta's Zuckerberg proposed to create a social media platform to rival Twitter. The fight could take place in a mixed martial arts octagon cage Las Vegas.
The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) could arrange the fight. The UFC is an American mixed martial arts promotion company. Its president, Dana White, said the event could be the most lucrative ever. He said: "This would be the biggest fight ever the history the world….It would break all pay--view records." He suggested viewers might have to pay $100 to watch the Musk-Zuckerberg bout. It is unclear who is favourite to win the contest. Zuckerberg is trained martial arts and recently won gold his first jiu-jitsu tournament. Musk joked his secret weapon. He tweeted: "I have this great move that I call 'The Walrus', where I just lie top my opponent and do nothing."
