Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk have had playful interactions online in the past. Recently, Zuckerberg shared a post on Instagram showing his passion for jiu-jitsu and his training with a famous jiu-jitsu expert. Musk, who owns Twitter, then challenged Zuckerberg to a “cage match.”
In response, Zuckerberg confidently told Musk to “send location” on his Instagram story. Musk, unaware of Zuckerberg’s response, expressed his willingness to participate if it was true.
Musk even mentioned the Vegas Octagon, a famous venue for UFC fights, when Zuckerberg asked for his location. Their friendly banter is not new, as they have exchanged comments online before, with Musk questioning the reliability of WhatsApp (owned by Meta, formerly Facebook) and calling Zuckerberg a “copycat” for planning a rival to Twitter.
