‘Yo!!! F***ing awesome Mark,’ former UFC champion Conor McGregor commented on the post.

Mark Zuckerberg shared a video of himself in MMA gear, sparring fighter Khai Wu on Sunday

‘Yo!!! F***ing awesome Mark,’ former UFC champion Conor McGregor commented on the post

Meta’s CEO is a known MMA fan and his video gathered more than 310,000 likes as of Monday

The video, which garnered more than 310,000 likes as of Monday morning, quickly went viral and drew support, including from others in the fighting world.

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioner Bernardo Faria commented ‘Amazing!!! Half guard, arm-bars, triangle! Super cool!’

‘That’s dope,’ UFC grappler and three-time World Jiu-Jitsu champion Gilbert Burns wrote.

‘The Champion,’ commented two-time and current UFC Flyweight Champion Deiveson Figueredo.

The UFC’s Instagram account even complimented Zuckerberg’s moves, sharing on Instagram: ‘Combos looking clean.’

‘This is great!’ Joe Rogan commented. ‘I’m so happy to see this. Training looks solid too!’

Other MMA and UFC fighters publicly supported Zuckerberg’s love for hand-to-hand combat

Zuckerberg appeared recently The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, and revealed his love for mixed martial arts.

‘I really like watching UFC for example, but I also like doing the sport,’ Zuckerberg said on the podcast.

He explained fighting is ‘really important’ to him and helps to maintain his ‘energy level and focus.’

‘It’s because I have a connection to it,’ he continued. ‘Since COVID, I got super into surfing and foiling, and then really into MMA. I know a lot of people who do it.’

‘MMA is like the perfect thing,’ he continued. ‘Because it’s like, if you stop paying attention for one second, you’re gonna end up on the bottom.’

Zuckerberg met UFC president Dana White for dinner in late June, and White has expressed he knows of Zuckerberg’s love for the sport, though its unclear whether they met over any professional endeavors.

Some wondered if Facebook’s founder’s newly revealed passion would translate into his company’s products and asked if it meant users would be able to fight in the metaverse.