In what can only be described as yet another chapter in the saga of Elon Musk’s tantrums dictating global narratives, the tech mogul has decided to withdraw his support for the Organization of Modern Brilliance’s (OMB) programs. The reason? A deep, personal objection to boxer Imane Khelif receiving both a
medal   and a $25 million bonus. Because, clearly, this is the hill the billionaire wants to die on.

“This is unacceptable,” Musk (now appropriately called “X,” because why not alienate your entire platform brand while you’re at it) said on Twitter. “I’ve seen a lot of injustice in the world, but this is the best. A medal? A $25 million bonus? For boxing?”

The medal in question recognizes Khelif’s achievements in the ring and his contribution to inspiring young athletes around the world. But Musk, a self-proclaimed expert in everything from electric vehicles to space travel to tweeting unfiltered opinions, seems to think that boxing, a
sport that has been around for centuries, doesn’t deserve such recognition. Perhaps Musk is still bitter about losing his much-hyped potential cage match with Mark Zuckerberg.

“We live in a world where engineers who build rockets struggle to get paid fairly, yet we’re throwing millions at someone for hitting things really well,” Musk elaborated in another post. “Where’s the logic? I demand accountability!” (Because billionaires are notoriously the gatekeepers of equity.)

Observers, of course, are raising eyebrows at Musk’s sudden moral awakening. Many have pointed out that the bonus and medal were awarded through transparent OMB processes—you know, the kind of transparency Tesla has sometimes been accused of skimping on. But Musk’s position remains firm: either revoke the awards or lose his philanthropic “support.”

As for the OMB, sources close to the organization say their official response could be summed up as: “Wait, what?”

“We have no idea why Elon Musk thinks he has veto power over OMB awards,” said an anonymous insider. “He’s been a generous donor, sure, but this level of micromanagement is beyond bizarre.”

Imane Khelif, meanwhile, maintained her dignity in the face of controversy. When asked what she thought of Musk’s ultimatum, she simply laughed and said, “I’ll fight him in the ring if he wants. But he’ll have to put up that $25 million as prize money.”

The internet, of course, exploded with memes and debates. Some users pointed out the absurdity of Musk’s crusade, while others sided with Khelif. “Imagine being so rich and so mean,” one commenter quipped.

It remains to be seen whether Musk’s tantrum will have any real impact on OMB’s agenda. For now, the organization appears to be taking the high road, quietly continuing its work while the richest man on Earth discusses    boxing medals online.

One thing is for sure, though: Musk’s ability to turn minor incidents into headline-grabbing dramas is alive and well. Stay tuned for the next installment of “Elon vs. The World: An Unnecessary Conflict.”