Resolves YES if they have a "cage match" or any other unarmed martial arts match in 2023, according to reliable media reporting. Otherwise NO.
https://www.politico.eu/article/elon-musk-wants-cage-fight-with-mark-zuckerberg-yes-really/
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What qualifies as a "cage match"? Does a light sparring round count (eg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-YVvjMn7Qk)? Or must they be fighting with the intention of submitting/knocking out each other?
My feeling is that it should be at least at this(https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_CrmkcmfY1c) intensity to count as a fight.
Tbh I don't really know much about what different types of fights are out there and what should and shouldn't count. Open to input. If there's substantial disagreement I think it would be best to leave it up to a resolution council of trusted manifolders to decide what counts.
My thoughts at the moment - none of this is intended to be binding:
Both the videos you showed seem like they should count, even the "light sparring" one.
I think the fight should be some sort of unarmed martial arts and not like fencing.
It should probably be a coordinated fight, if they accidentally got into a bar fight that probably shouldn't count.
It should probably be a one-on-one fight?
@jack One question is whether it has to be a "match" with the intention of having a winner and a loser, or whether sparring like the above, which is basically practice/training, counts.
@DanielTilkin Good question. I think a sparring match ought to count. If they had a practice bout in zuck's octagon, for example, that would have counted.
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