The technology world has been locked in a cage fight that is likely to take place between Facebook founder billionaire Mark Zuckerberg and the world’s richest man, Elon Musk. It is not known whether there will be a match, but Zuckerberg’s muscles, seen in a photo shared the other day, are on the agenda.
While Elon Musk tweeted about the social media platform Threads, which Zuckerberg commissioned as a rival to Twitter, he also invited Zuckerberg to a cage fight. Zuckerberg, on the other hand, accepted Musk’s offer, referring to the famous Russian mixed martial artist Khabib Nurmagomedov’s words in his Instagram stories, and posting “send location”. An official of Facebook’s umbrella company Meta also stated that Zuckerberg was very serious about the fight.
It is not yet certain whether this encounter will actually happen. However, it is known that Mark Zuckerberg has been playing sports for a long time. The famous billionaire, who is known to have an interest in jiu-jitsu, a martial school, also states that he trains frequently. Zuckerberg even recently posted a video on his Instagram of fighting professional mixed martial arts (MMA) expert Khai Wu. The American businessman was not satisfied with this. Post-workout photos of Zuckerberg with the famous fighting championship UFC middleweight champion Israel Adesanya and UFC featherweight champion Aleksander Volkanovski were shared the other day. The photos show the fit of Zuckerberg’s body and the billionaire’s muscles.
Gokhan Antepüzüm, an expert in movement and training science speaking to Kriptokoin.com, says that Zuckerberg has an extremely athletic and low-fat body. Stating that the body lines of the American business person are prominent, Antepüzüm states that the training level of the business person is at a good level.
Antepüzüm says, “Of course, this state of the body has been possible with the application of a regular sports diet in addition to training.”
Underlining that, apart from the use of doping substances, a person who does not do sports at Zuckerberg’s weight needs to do regular sports for at least 10 weeks in order to have this body, Antepüzüm states that a person who does regular sports can get into this shape in 4-6 weeks. The training expert continues:
Even though Zuckerberg’s arm muscle groups are not very specific, the shape of the arm muscle groups and the low fat ratio in the abdomen are striking. Shoulder and chest muscles are a little lacking. It seems that he has been exercising before. It may not have taken too long to get into this shape. If he continues like this, he will regain his condition in a short time and gain the appearance of a real cage fighter.
Of course, Zuckerberg did not share his pose with the UFC championships out of the blue. This photo just hovered over Musk’s workout image. Musk, who received criticism for his excess weight in his topless photo on a yacht last year, announced that he started dieting. Recently, photos of the Twitter CEO training with mixed martial arts coach John Danaher and jiu-jitsu black belt holder Lex Fridman have surfaced online.
On the other hand, although it is known that Zuckerberg has been interested in combat sports for a long time and constantly training, Musk has an advantage over Zuckerberg in terms of size. Elon Musk’s height is 1.86, while Zuckerberg’s height is 1.71.
Both Zuckerberg and Musk are interested in jiu-jitsu, a melee technique from the Japanese martial arts family. Today, the branch of jiu-jitsu, which emerged in Brazil in the early 1900s, is generally used in mixed martial arts (MMA). In this technique, called Brazilian jiu-jitsu, the opponent is defeated by self-defense. Through this technique, the opponent is forced into submission, either through the choke lock applied to the neck in ground combat or the joint lock applied to the joint areas of the body. Mixed martial arts include judo besides jiu-jitsu, Muay Thai, also known as Thai boxing, and luta livre, a type of wrestling.
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