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Elon Musk Bring It On, Maduro ... Accepts Venezuelan President's Fight Challenge

Elon Musk's talking tough once again ... accepting Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's invitation to brawl -- one year after he vowed he'd fight Mark Zuckerberg.

President Maduro called out Musk on national television this morning ... challenging Musk to fisticuffs in a bizarre rant where he told Elon anyone who came up against him "dries up."

You should watch the video for yourself ... but, ultimately Maduro's making it clear -- EM only needs to name a time and place for the brawl, and Maduro will come ready to kick his ass.

The tech billionaire's taken quite a few shots at President Maduro in recent days ... with Elon claiming the recent election down in Venezuela that Maduro won was stolen and railing against Maduro's left-wing leanings. Maduro is a socialist, BTW.

After Maduro challenged him to the brawl, Musk actually accepted -- so, get the Octagon, boxing ring, or Thunderdome ready 'cause it's (seemingly) on between these heavyweights!!!

Musk also told an X user he thinks Maduro is gonna chicken out of the fight -- something he claims Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg did last year after weeks of negotiating on a massive billionaire v billionaire brawl ... so, it remains to be seen if this'll actually happen.

Remember ... Dana White told us last year Mark and Elon were serious about brawling -- and, we even heard they might fight at the Colosseum in Rome, so Elon's no stranger to hyping up a big fight.

As to whether this one will go down ... that's a whole other can of worms. Maduro's got enough trouble on his hands with the whole world venting frustration about his country's election and the ugly aftermath that's followed.

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Venezuelans have taken to the streets to topple statues, light fires and clash with riot police since Maduro -- who many see as an authoritarian dictator -- claimed victory.

Only one way to settle this ... bare-knuckle brawl for the future of Venezuela!!! Also ... who ya got???

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