Zuckerberg said he had proposed to hold a competition with Musk on August 26, but the latter did not confirm

CTOnews.com, August 7 (Xinhua) there is no definite answer as to whether the contest between Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg (Mark Zuckerberg) and Twitter's boss, Elon Musk (who is changing its name to X), will happen again. The two tech giants have challenged each other on social media, but have not yet set a specific date or place.

CTOnews.com noticed that Zuckerberg posted two posts on Threads, mocking Musk's X / Twitter post about weightlifting in preparation for the competition. Zuckerberg said he was "ready" to face Musk and said that although he had proposed August 26 as the date for the competition, Musk had not confirmed it. "not too much hope," Zuckerberg said.

Musk has announced that the competition will be "live" on X, and the proceeds will be donated to a charity for veterans. In response, Zuckerberg suggested that they "use a more reliable platform to really raise money for philanthropy." The CEO of Meta also said he loved the sport and that "no matter what happens, I will continue to compete with trained people."

There has been a feud between Zuckerberg and Musk for some time. The two men have different views and positions in the fields of artificial intelligence, social media and space exploration. At the end of July, Zuckerberg said he was not sure whether the competition would actually happen. Meta itself declined to comment, reposting Zuckerberg's post on Threads.