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Fox News Guest GOES OFF Deep End In Zuckerberg Musk Prediction On-Air
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Fox News guest argues that Elon Musk will win the cage match against Mark Zuckerberg because he isn't a 'beta soy boy' with Laura Ingraham. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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Pro Fighters Argue Over 'Beta Soy Boy' Mark Zuckerberg And 'Sultan Of SpaceX' Elon Musk
"The potential cage match between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg just got even more ridiculous.
Professional fighters Colby Covington and Michael Chandler intensely debated Thursday on “The Laura Ingraham Show” which billionaire — Musk, 51, or Zuckerberg, 39 — would likely win in a UFC brawl. The rival tech moguls actually said in a baffling back-and-forth this week that they’re considering a smackdown.
“It wouldn’t even be competitive,” Covington, a former interim UFC welterweight champion, told Ingraham on her Fox News show. “Mark Zuckerberg, he brings beta soy boy energy. Elon Musk, he brings alpha energy — he’s a man of the people. He’s looking to restore free speech.”"
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