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- Jon Jones has thrown his weight behind Mark Zuckerberg as he prepares for a fight against Elon Musk
- Facebook owner, Zuckerberg accepted a challenge from Twitter owner, Musk for a cage fight in Las Vegas
- Dana White will do anything in his power to make the fight between Zuckerberg and Musk a reality
Jon Jones has offered his services to Mark Zuckerberg in his potential fight against Elon Musk.
The Meta chief and the Twitter boss could contest the strangest cage fight ever.
As noted by the BBC, Musk took to Twitter to say that he would be ‘up for a cage fight’ with the Facebook boss. Zuckerberg replied with a screenshot of the tweet, saying ‘send me the location’.
With UFC boss, Dana White prepared to make the fight a reality, the heavyweight champion has now weighed in on the potential bout, offering to be Zuckerberg’s training partner. Jones himself was last involved in a cage fight when he defeated Cyril Gane to win the then-vacant heavyweight strap.
The Instagram head is no stranger to martial arts and has recently fought in a jiu-jitsu tournament.
Reactions to Jones’ offer
There has been a mixed reaction to Jones’ offer to help train Zuckerberg, with some feeling that he had backed a losing horse.
@dairyasf:
“Team Elon all the way.”
@CBSdawg:
“Well, the Goat has spoken 😂😂”
“I know Bones is on his A-game if he chose Zuck.”
@SirGime:
“Rare Jones L.”
@klaarlichtedag:
“Teach him how to oblique kick.”
“Damn, lost respect for you for that one GOAT.”
@WStavert:
“You this let me down @JonnyBones. How could you?”
White: Zuckerberg vs. Musk possible
What initially appeared as a casual back-and-forth between Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk on Twitter may have taken a serious twist, as far as comments from UFC chief, Dana White are concerned.
The Tesla CEO recently challenged the Meta boss to a cage fight, something which White believes is a possibility, Sports Brief reported.
The UFC president believes that a bout between the two will be one of the most-watched fights in history.