Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg Contacted by Italy to Fight at Colosseum

An official from the government of Italy contacted Mark Zuckerberg about staging a UFC fight against Elon Musk in the most legendary battleground in the world ... Rome's Colosseum.

As for the venue itself -- one of the 7 Wonders of the World -- there have not been large events held inside the nearly 2,000-year-old amphitheater in hundreds of years, and only a few hundred spectators can be seated in temporary seating within the theater.

performed inside the Colosseum in 2003 for an exclusive charity show before 400 people who paid up to $1500, but other than that, all other concerts have been held just outside the structure.Multiple sources with direct knowledge tell us if you're gonna bet on whether this fight goes down ... wager that it's happening. We're told both Musk and Zuck are"all in," and have been

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