Elon Musk biographer says 'cage battle' is metaphor for Twitter battle with Meta

Elon Musk biographer Walter Isaacson mentioned Monday that the supposed cage battle between Musk and Mark Zuckerberg is de facto only a metaphor for the pair's on-line battle between Twitter and Threads.

The Massive Tech billionaires first urged the cage match final month after Musk tweeted in response to the then-rumored growth of Threads.

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Since the concept that two of the world's richest males would brawl took place, social media has gone loopy with theories about who would win and the way, and each males have even been seen coaching with UFC champions.

Nonetheless, Isaacson declared that an precise battle between the 2 males is unlikely and that Musk's perspective towards Zuckerberg is as a result of South African's impulsive nature and "demon mode."

"He actually loves it, and he loves placing out impulsive tweets," Isaacson mentioned. "He loves the contentiousness of it. his favourite line in a film is, 'Are you not entertained?' That last line of the Gladiator, and that is what [is] distinguishing Twitter for higher and for worse towards issues like Threads."

Musk, himself, finds Threads "boring," however he loves competitors, in accordance with Isaacson.

Nonetheless, the thought of a Musk versus Zuckerberg battle within the Colosseum just isn't possible, he mentioned.

"I feel we're watching the cage battle," Isaacson mentioned. "I feel it is a metaphor, no pun meant, for the Meta battle with Twitter, however we're not likely gonna go to the Colosseum in Rome."

The e-book on Musk is scheduled to be launched in September.