I won’t hold my breath for Musk: Zuckerberg on the Italian cage match

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, has challenged a cage match in a “epic” location in Italy. Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and CEO of Meta, has reacted by saying he is “not holding his breath” for Musk to accept.

However, Zuckerberg used his own social media site, Threads, to declare that he likes this sport and has been prepared to compete ever since “Musk challenged me.”

 

“You’ll hear it from me if he ever accepts a real date. Please consider everything he says in the meantime to be unconfirmed, Zuckerberg said in the statement.

 

I won’t be holding my breath for Elon, but I’ll let you know more about my next battle when I’m ready, he said.

 

Prior to this, Musk said he had spoken to the Italian prime minister and minister of culture over hosting the event.

 

But according to Zuckerberg, no date has been set.

 

“When I compete, I want to do it in a manner that draws attention to the top-tier professional athletes.

 

To pull this off successfully and produce a terrific show, you do so by collaborating with professional orgs like the UFC or ONE, according to Meta CEO.

 

Jiu-jitsu blue belt Zuckerberg, 39, just took home gold and silver in a competition.

 

Musk also shared the term “gladiator” along with two cross-swords emojis.

 

According to Musk, “some chance fight happens in the Colosseum.”

 

The “fight will be managed by my and Zuck’s foundations (not UFC),” Musk said on X (previously Twitter). This portal will provide live streaming, and

 

Metaphorically, nothing will be contemporary since the whole scene will be set in ancient Rome.

 

Musk later said in a statement that “anything done will respect Italy’s history and present. And every money raised benefits veterans.