In the last few days, quite interesting information has been circulating about the expected fight between the heads of Twitter and Facebook, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, and more precisely about the location of the confrontation.
According to specialist outlet TMZ Sports, the Italian government contacted Zuckerberg to explore the possibility of holding everything at Rome’s famous Colosseum. In fact, Musk mentioned the location in a brief message on his platform last week. According to the same source, the two men would also love to compete out there. After a call from the Ministry, the Facebook owner’s clan also discussed the project with Ultimate Fighting Championship President Dana White, who held talks with the country’s Ministry of Culture.
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However, TMZ Sports reported a few days later that the national organization issued a statement for clarification: “There has been no formal or written contact from our ministry.” [à ce propos]. While the news sounds tasty, it’s unfounded,” she responded.
“If Zuckerberg and Musk want to perform at the Coliseum, it’s going to be as part of a nonviolent challenge,” she said.
In that duel, the details of which have yet to be worked out, Musk can count on former mixed martial arts world champion Georges St-Pierre to offer his help, an offer the 51-year-old American accepted.