WATCH: Mark Zuckerberg MMA training with UFC Fighter Khai Wu
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By all accounts, nobody would confuse Facebook founder and Big Tech head boss Mark Zuckerberg with having a say in UFC or mixed martial arts. Be that as it may, appearances are not consistently what they appear, and Mark Zuckerberg really seems, by all accounts, to be a mostly good fighter.
Ahead of Khai Wu’s appearance in Urijah Faber’s A1 Combat 5, Mark Zuckerberg shared a video of him and Khai Wu competing together, which highlighted him standing his ground against ‘The Shadow.’ Mark Zuckerberg’s fighting match procured the CEO of Meta Platforms a few props from numerous fighters, with Conor McGregor, Alexander Volkanovski and Aljamain Sterling among the people who remarked on an Instagram post.
During a new appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience, Mark Zuckerberg shared that he started to get into mixed martial arts during the COVID-19 pandemic and presently trains with Dave Camarillo of Gorilla Jiu Jitsu. Mark Zuckerberg shared the ‘primal’ nature of MMA and its power appeals to him, and he has likewise successfully recruited various companions to start mixed martial arts training too.
Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg Shows Off MMA Skills With UFC Fighter Khai Wu
Mark Zuckerberg knows his way around a meeting room, and he isn’t looking too pitiful on the mats either. The billionaire Meta Platforms CEO and Facebook founder reportedly shared a clip of himself training with MMA fighter Khai Wu on his social media account, and the video has immediately become a viral sensation. Mark Zuckerberg, 38, likewise prompted Khai Wu’s fight, which reportedly took place on Saturday at Urijah Faber’s A1 Combat 5 in Wheatland, Calif., and airs live on UFC Fight Pass. The reaction to Mark Zuckerberg’s fight was profoundly certain as he got remarks from Conor McGregor along with UFC champions Alexander Volkanovski and Aljamain Sterling.
During a recent appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience, he reportedly shared that he started to get into mixed martial arts because of the COOVID-19 pandemic and presently he trains with Dave Camarillo of Gorilla Jiu Jitsu. Mark Zuckerberg also shared that the primal nature of MMA and its intensity is what appeals to him, and he has likewise effectively enlisted various companions to start mixed martial arts training.
From the absolute first session that I did, five minutes in, I was like, Where has this been for what seems like forever? Mark said. Alright, my mother made me do three varsity sports and my life took a wrong turn when I decided to do fencing seriously as opposed to wrestling in my high school everyday schedule. Joe Rogan was among the individuals who commented on Mark Zuckerberg’s video. This is perfect! I’m so glad to see this, he composed. The training looks strong as well!
