A potential showdown between tech giants Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg has ignited social media, with even Texas Governor Greg Abbott chiming in on the escalating rivalry. The buzz began with online banter between Musk, owner of Twitter, and various users, eventually culminating in a cage match challenge directed at Meta CEO Zuckerberg.

Zuckerberg, who heads Facebook and Instagram, seemingly accepted the challenge via his own platform, prompting reactions from figures like Abbott and UFC President Dana White. The Texas governor tweeted his enthusiasm, calling it the "biggest fight in UFC history."

The proposed cage match appears to stem from reports of Meta developing a Twitter competitor. Musk expressed concerns about a potential Meta-dominated social media landscape, leading to a user warning him about Zuckerberg's Brazilian jiu-jitsu training. Undeterred, Musk offered the cage match challenge.

Zuckerberg's response on Instagram, simply "Send Me Location," alongside a screenshot of Musk's challenge, further fueled the speculation. Musk confirmed his seriousness, suggesting the "Vegas Octagon" as a potential venue.

UFC President Dana White confirmed to TMZ Sports that both billionaires are "absolutely dead serious" about the fight. He predicted the match would shatter pay-per-view records, potentially raising hundreds of millions of dollars for charity and drawing an unprecedented audience.

White compared the potential spectacle to the Mayweather-McGregor fight, suggesting the Musk-Zuckerberg bout could triple its impact, becoming the biggest fight in history.