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Elon Musk vs. Mark Zuckerberg would no doubt be the bout of the century — that no one asked for but everyone would want to see. The two sides have technically agreed to a cage match in a Twitter exchange and the world anxiously waits for a formal announcement to dispel the countless reasons why the event wouldn't make sense.To add fuel to the fire, both Musk and Zuckerberg have been seen training on the mats with American computer scientist, podcast host, and BJJ black belt Lex Fridman in the same week. Zuckerberg is clearly the more experienced of the two. He's said to have trained MMA for the past 18 months and recently won a jiu-jitsu tournament. Musk on the hand, has a significant height and weight advantage, standing at 6'1 (Zuckerberg is around 5'7).  Just the idea of it has promoter...

Over the past few years golf has been given a new injection of enthusiasm thanks to pop culture icons. Of those, DJ Khaled has been one of the game's most impassioned talisman. Scroll though his Instagram and you'll hear the Miami resident reciting some of his new favorite catchphrases like "Let's go golfing!" and "Bomb! Right down the middle." The DJ even just announced his first ever golf outing, the We the Best Foundation Golf Classic, which will be taking place on July 20 and feature a star-studded cast of players. As it turns out, Khaled's newfound love of the sport isn't going anywhere.Just announced yesterday, DJ Khaled alongside Jay-Z and his label Roc Nation, will be partnering with one of golf's most storied competitions: the Ryder Cup. For those unfamiliar with the Ryder Cup, th...

After seeing Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda race micro jet boats in Miami, we now get another installment of Red Bull's “(Un)Serious Race Series” featuring Tsunoda and F1 World Champion Max Verstappen.The two drivers head to Erzberg Mine in Austria where a custom track is set up with various obstacles for two massive mega trucks. The trucks are fitted with 500 horsepower engines and the wheels alone weigh over 700 KG. After testing out the beastly vehicles, the two compete in a time trail before going wheel-to-wheel. The trucks look particularly big when pictured next to Tsunoda who's F1's shortest driver."Yuki has a weight advantage," Verstappen jokes."Max had misfires. Maybe that's also because I gave his engine a sip of water," chimes Tsunoda.Watch the race between the two Red Bull d...