Who will win in fight between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg? In a clash for the ages between two of the world’s richest tech titans, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have vowed to throw it down in a cage fight in Las Vegas.
While Musk is by far the richer of the two and is both heavier and taller than his Meta counterpart Zuckerberg, the latter poses A keen passion for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
The Facebook founder posted on his Instagram asking Musk to ‘send me the location’ after Musk tweeted on Wednesday night bragging that he was ‘up for a cage match if he is’.
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Who will win in fight between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg after billionaires agreed to fight
In response to a article by The Verge about the proposed fight between the two tech giants, Musk responded to the location by tweeting: ‘Vegas Octagon’.
The social media taunts – fittingly delivered on the respective platforms owned by the billionaires – set the stage for a Silicon Valley rumble that would dwarf the magnitude of the string of celebrity bouts that have been big hits in Las Vegas.
Analyzing both Musk and Zuckerberg, health and fitness experts at Total Shape have revealed who would be most likely to win in the fight.
Here, DailyMail.com compares the two tech titans in a typical tale of the tape
After The Verge shared a article they had published concerning the bout, Musk responded that he wants it to happen in Vegas
Age, height and weight differences
With Musk twelve years his senior, Zuckerberg would hope to be able to run rings round the Tesla chief.
Coming in at 5’7′ and weighing around 70kg, Zuckerberg is the lighter and more nimble of the two and has previously fought and won in Jiu-Jitsu matches.
Zuckerberg recently picked up two medals in a Jiu-Jitsu tournament and has said in the past that his diet is more vegetarian based.
He shared: ‘This year I’ve basically become a vegetarian since the only meat I’m eating is from animals I’ve killed myself.’
His go to food is reportedly grilled chicken having mentioned he likes it for its high protein content.
On a previous episode the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Musk has openly talked about his fitness regime and said: ‘The older I get, the harder [it is] to stay lean, that’s for sure.’
After word of the fight spread on social media, Musk tweeted: ‘I almost never work out, except for picking up my kids and throwing them in the air.’
Musk does have both height and weight on his side, with Total Shape estimating the billionaire weighs around 81kg and stands at 5’11’.
Despite this, spokesperson for the fitness site said: ‘Placing both titans in a cage, Mark Zuckerberg would have the edge of agility and endurance needed to take Musk down, given Musk isn’t able to forcefully strike him earlier on in the fi
Zuckerberg replied on his Instagram story, sharing a screenshot of Musk’s challenge, writing: ‘Send me location.’ The Meta CEO recently placed a jiu-jitsu tournament in May
Zuckerberg called out the Twitter CEO on his Instagram page, asking him to send a location for the fight
Net worth
Boasting a net worth well over double that of Zuckerberg, Musk is proving to be seemingly untouchable as the world’s richest man.
The Twitter CEO reclaimed the crown as the world’s richest person, knocking the boss of luxury goods giant LVMH Bernard Arnault off the top spot earlier this month.
Deriving most of his wealth from shares in Tesla, a rise in the value of the electric car company earlier this month keeps him firmly ahead of Zuckerberg who places 9 spots behind Musk – making him victorious.
Elon Musk, pictured here fighting a sumo wrestler, has trained in Kyokushin karate, taekwondo, judo, and ‘Brazilian jiu-jitsu briefly’ throughout his life
After word of the fight spread on social media, Musk tweeted: ‘I almost never work out, except for picking up my kids and throwing them in the air.’
Meta vs Twitter
Musk took over control of social media giant last year and so far has experienced highs and lows of running the site which boasts around 353 million annual users.
So far, he has dealt with a staffing crisis after 3,700 members of staff where laid off a few days of him being appointed CEO.
They found out when they were unable to log in to their emails and work computers. Musk defended the layoffs saying he had no choice when the company was losing $4mn a day.
As members of staff were cut, so too were the first users of the site who started to leave in droves.
On the other hand, Meta, which includes sites including Facebook and Instagram, boasts global monthly users totaling over 3.7 billion – much more than Twitter levels.
While Meta, previously known as Facebook, suffered a large stock plummet when it was first announced and went through a tricky transition it has still remained a powerhouse of social media.
On this front, Zuckerberg, who is largely responsible for the growth of social media with his site Facebook which he cofounded while at University, clearly wins.
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