Crypto Community Showers Appreciation for “Cage Match” at Vegas

• The crypto community celebrates the cage match between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg.
• While Musk initiated the challenge, Zuckerberg agreed to meet him at the match.
• Acknowledging the physical disparities between Musk and Zuckerberg, the community showers support for both.

The crypto community on Twitter has been submerged in the debate on the “cage match” between the crypto enthusiasts Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. Musk, the Twitter owner and Tesla CEO, recently shared a Twitter post initiating the idea of the martial arts challenge with Zuckerberg, the Facebook founder and Meta CEO, who immediately accepted the dare.

Following an Instagram post by the Facebook CEO, which responded to Musk’s challenge with the comment, “Send Me Location,” the crypto community is eagerly awaiting for the dual to take place. The social media platforms are immersed with plenty of comments and appreciation for both the technology billionaires.

When Musk shared the location as “Vegas Octagon,” there were many crypto aspirants who were willing to view the program reaching the venue. A Dogecoin enthusiast responded to Musk’s tweet, conveying that he is even interested in paying Dogecoins for the tickets.

Musk is reportedly a physically fit man, with a 185 cm height, and has revealed that he used to engage in “real hard-core street fights” in South Africa. However, he has also said that he never workout except for “picking up my [his] kids & throwing them in the air.”

Broadcaster and fight sports journalist Nick Peet commented on the physique of both Musk and Zuckerberg, stating:

Zuckerberg all day! He’s 12 years younger. He is a lot smaller. I think he’s 5ft 7in; Elon’s probably around 6ft. And Elon’s probably got a couple of stones in weight on him. But unfortunately, Mr. Musk has got no training whatsoever.

Musk’s mother, Maye Musk, took to Twitter to comment that it would be a “fight with words only.” Meanwhile, a well-wisher of Zuckerberg on Twitter shared a video clip on his “training with BJJ world champion Mikey Musumeci.”