Mark Zuckerberg Ready to Take Down Elon Musk Today: ‘Not Holding My Breath’

Mark Zuckerberg knows that he's more than ready to fight against Elon Musk soon.

The upcoming match, touted as the greatest fight between CEOs might be staged inside the most prestigious Vegas octagon.

Zuckerberg is Ready to Square Off With Musk

The battle between the two billionaires is about to happen soon. Although there is no official date yet for the Musk vs Zuckerberg fight, people have already anticipated the hype that is currently building up.

In a post by Zuckerberg on Threads, he wrote that he's "not holding" his breath before the match. He even said that he was ready and suggested that their fight would be scheduled on Aug. 26.

According to Fox Business, Zuck's comment showed up after Musk posted that he was "lifting weights" as a preparation to defeat the Meta boss.

"Don't have time to work out, so I just bring them to work," Musk wrote on X.

According to several sources, the most exciting fight will be witnessed by the viewers on TV. Musk confirmed on Sunday, Aug. 6 that it will be live-streamed across social media sites including his own X platform, Twitter's new brand.

The Tesla CEO added that all the proceeds from the fight will go to the veterans' charity. In response, Zuckerberg replied that there should be a "reliable" platform when raising funds for charities.

As of writing, neither the two parties have confirmed the data of the match but early reports hinted that it would be staged in Nevada's UFC Apex.

The controversial match was not really in their plan, but it originated from Musk who challenged the 39-year-old Zuckerberg to fight him inside a cage.

Mark responded immediately and instructed Musk to "send the location" of the cage match. At this point, Musk chose "Vegas Octagon" as the venue for their upcoming battle.

Elon Musk Might Undergo Surgery Prior to the Fight

For those who are closely stalking the posts of the two social media icons, we could conclude that the heat of the battle is about to boom.

The cage match that is continuously hyped by the media could attract millions of audiences from different parts of the world. More viewers mean more money to give to charitable foundations.

However, Musk has announced that he might get an MRI on his neck and upper back before the fight. According to Fox News, this could likely put the entrepreneur in surgery.

Meanwhile, Zuckerberg boasted that he's currently working out with Alexander Volkanovski and Israel Adesanya, two known UFC fighters. This only suggests that Mark is not kidding when he said that he's persistent to defeat Musk inside the octagon.

Musk is also catching up with the training by posting that he's been sparring with Brazilian Jiu-jitsu black belt Lex Fridman.