Elon Musk posts his sumo wrestling pic. Just in case you were doubting his combat skills
India Today
Elon Musk posted a picture of himself sumo wrestling on Twitter after cryptocurrency exchange Binance’s CEO Changpeng Zhao questioned his ability to fight the Russian President.
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk challenged Russian President Vladimir Putin to a one-on-one fight following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. However, there was someone who wasn’t really sure about his combat skills. Following Musk’s “single combat” tweet on March 14, cryptocurrency exchange Binance’s CEO Changpeng Zhao questioned his ability to fight the Russian President. As a response, Musk shared a photo of himself sumo wrestling.
After Elon Musk challenged Putin to one-on-one combat, Zhao took to the comments section of the Tesla boss’s tweet and wrote, “Brother, I wish for you to win of course, but the reality is I haven't seen your kong fu video (sic).”
brother, I wish for you to win of course, but the reality is ...I haven't seen your kong fu videos.
Elon Musk shared a photo of himself wrestling and in the subsequent tweet wrote, “Managed to throw him, but it cost me smashing my c5-c6 disc & 8 years of mega back pain! Finally, fixed with c5-c6 disc fusion.”
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