Mark Zuckerberg With Over N20trn Worth Seen Training on How to Box, Kick in Video

• A video showing Mark Zuckerberg and Khai "The Shadow" Wu training together in a gym stirred reactions
• The Meta CEO used the short clip he shared to wish the athlete a wonderful outing at his UFC debut
• Mark threw punches and kicked as both of them sparred for some seconds before rolling on the floor

A video has shown Mark Zuckerberg, the owner of Facebook (Meta), training with Khai "The Shadow" Wu as he sparred and threw punches.

In the clip shared on his Instagram page, Mark who is worth over $57bn (N24,823,500,000,000) according to Forbes as at the time of writing this report, wished Khai a good fight as he debuts for UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship).

Mark Zuckerberg looked fit

The Facebook founder threw jabs and kicks at the experienced athlete as they both trained in a gym.

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Many people who watched the video on Instagram had a lot to say in his comment section.

Watch the video below:

The video has had over 9,000 comments. Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:

bernardofariabjj said:

"Amazing!!! Half guard, arm-bars, triangle! Super cool!"

funkmastermma said:

"This is really amazing to see! Idk, @ufc debut might be coming soon for you too!"

themelindadavenport said:

"I’m impressed. The head kicks looked good! We need to think of a fighter nickname for you. And a walkout song…"

joerogan said:

"This is great! I’m so happy to see this. Training looks solid too!"

adam.the.creator said:

"Can I unlock these skills in the metaverse?"

djfreestylesteve said:

"Totally wasn’t expecting this…. I got my money on Zuck against any other CEO… #RespectMark."

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WhatsApp's new features

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that WhatsApp, a social media messaging network, rolled out a way to hide your “last seen” status from specific contacts, as well as the ability to leave a group without notifying other users.

The exciting new features were announced by Mark on Tuesday, August 9, 2022, on his Facebook page.

In December 2021, WhatsApp started hiding users’ online status from strangers by default. However, it still allows your entire list of contacts to see whether or not you’re online.

Source: Legit.ng