In a highly anticipated face-off, tech billionaires Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have once again stirred up excitement with their plans for a cage match fight. Musk, who currently owns the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, and Zuckerberg, the head of Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, took to their respective social media platforms to share details of the event. Musk announced on X that the fight would be live-streamed on the platform, with all proceeds going to charity for veterans.

However, Zuckerberg responded with a subtle jab on Meta's new competitor to Twitter/X, suggesting that they should use a more reliable platform that can actually raise money for charity. While it remains unclear how serious the two tech moguls are about the proposal or if the fight will ever come to fruition, they have been discussing it for weeks.

Musk mentioned that he has been lifting weights to prepare for the fight, while Zuckerberg expressed his readiness on Threads, Meta's social media platform. Musk had initially suggested August 26 as the date for the fight, but Zuckerberg is still awaiting confirmation. Musk mentioned that the date is still uncertain, as he needs to undergo an MRI of his neck and upper back, which may require surgery before the fight can take place.

The excitement surrounding the potential fight intensified when an X user shared some statistics about each billionaire. They noted that Zuckerberg, who is 39 years old, is shorter and weighs less than Musk but has a blue belt in Jiu-Jitsu. In contrast, the 51-year-old Musk stands at 6'2" and reportedly weighs 187 lbs. However, Musk responded by claiming that he weighs at least 300 lbs.

Zuckerberg, who practices mixed martial arts (MMA), stated that he would continue competing with other fighters regardless of the outcome of the fight with Musk. MMA involves a combination of different martial arts disciplines, with fighters engaging in striking and grappling techniques. Musk, on the other hand, expressed his preference for a WWE-style fighting style, referring to World Wrestling Entertainment, a professional wrestling company known for its scripted storylines.

The rivalry between Musk and Zuckerberg escalated when Musk responded to a tweet about Zuckerberg's plan to develop a similar app to Twitter. Musk expressed his willingness to engage in a "cage match" with Zuckerberg. Zuckerberg responded on Instagram, telling Musk to "send me location." Since then, the two billionaires have exchanged jabs on social media, although it remains uncertain whether they will actually fight in person.

While the details surrounding the potential cage match remain up in the air, Musk announced that the fight would be live-streamed on X. The anticipation continues to grow as fans and onlookers eagerly await confirmation of the date and venue for the highly anticipated showdown between these two influential tech figures.