Republican candidate Chris Christie declares his confidence in his ability to overcome former President Donald Trump in a fight.
On a recent broadcast of “Piers Morgan Uncensored,” host Piers Morgan requested the former New Jersey governor’s opinion on how a hypothetical conflict might turn out.
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“If you and Trump got in the ring — he loves his UFC and stuff like that, right? — If he got on the Octogon, you and him, who’d win?” Morgan said.
“Come on,” Christie retorted. “The guy’s 78 years old — I’d kick his a**.”
The issue occurred because Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, and Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter, would disagree.
Since Musk tweeted, “I’m willing to compete if he is, haha,” on June 20th, the two social media moguls have been at odds.
In an immediate response, Zuckerberg posted “Send Me Location” on his Instagram story, expressing his want to know the precise site of the upcoming fight.
In response, Musk jokingly proposed the “Vegas Octagon” and unveiled his special combat maneuver, known as “The Walrus.”
Christie said she was looking forward to any confrontation between Musk and Zuckerberg.
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“Did you see that picture of Zuckerberg? Looking pretty buff,” Christie said. “If I were Elon, I’d be a little bit worried.”
Morgan later asked, “Would you be prepared to be on the undercard, you against Trump?”
“Look,” Christie began. “I’ll fight Donald Trump anywhere he wants. In any arena he wants — whether it’s on a debate stage or in the Octagon.”
At the Road to Majority Policy Conference hosted by the Faith & Freedom Coalition in June in Washington, D.C., Christie, a frequent opponent of the former president, received criticism. for his vociferous disapproval of Trump.
“I’m running because he’s let us down,” he said during the event and claimed Trump exhibited a “failure of leadership.”
At this point, Donald Trump is far ahead of his closest challenger, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, by a double-digit margin.
Since he entered the campaign, Christie has maintained polling results in the single digits.
