“Call Elon Musk to Set Up Some Training Sessions So He Can Wipe the Floor With Zuckerberg”: Mike Tyson’s Intriguing Query Sends Fans in Frenzy

Boxing titan Mike Tyson has never been one to shy away from a fight. But this time, he’s exchanged his boxing gloves for a cell phone. In a peculiar, yet captivating move, the former heavyweight champion turned to his Instagram audience with a simple query. “Who should I call?” This cryptic question, unaccompanied by any hints or further context, has left the internet buzzing with speculation and curiosity.

Known for his knockout punches in the ring, Tyson is now packing a punch in the world of social media. Despite his legacy as a formidable force in boxing, Tyson’s most recent jab has come not in a boxing arena.

This surprising post reminds us of Tyson’s unpredictable nature and his knack for holding the world’s attention. Even years after his retirement from professional boxing, the Instagram landscape, usually filled with curated selfies and filtered landscapes, now echoes the intriguing puzzle Tyson has thrown into the mix.

Elon vs. Zuckerberg: The clash of the tech titans!

As Tyson’s fans began to see the post, the anticipation and excitement built up rapidly. Here was their boxing idol, presenting them with an intriguing question that seemed to open up a world of possibilities. As the intrigue grew, so did the pace of the responses. It was clear that this wasn’t just an ordinary query; this was a question that had the power to spark imagination and ignite conversations.

Entering the virtual ring, the first fan to throw a punch was Trevor Wesley. With a twinkle of humor, he chimed in, “Call Elon Musk to set up some training sessions so he can wipe the floor with Zuckerberg.” Clearly, Wesley hoped for an epic face-off between two of the biggest names in technology.

Following Wesley’s powerful right hook, YC jabbed with a more personal approach. Capitalizing on the opportunity, he requested, “Call me through IG, Mike”. His playful invitation brought a touch of light-hearted camaraderie into the mix.

Alice Peace stepped into the ring with a loving family invitation, “My family would love to meet you”. Her genuine comment exemplified the deep emotional connection Tyson continues to foster with his fans.

Next up was Adam Gajewski, who swapped the boxing gloves for a glass and a puff. In a breezy tone, he invited, “Call me champ, you can smoke, I’ll drink”. This casual proposition emphasized the affectionate bond Tyson has managed to maintain with his fans.

Finally, taking a wild swing was Luqman Qureshi, who called out a name from the crowd, “Andrew Tate”. The suggestion was mysterious, its motivation unclear, but it added to the spontaneous and enthusiastic flurry of fan responses.

Also read: While on “Vacation” With His Daughter Milan at 2023 ESPY Awards, Mike Tyson Remains Honest About the Current State of the “Fight Game”