Experts weigh in on the viral social media debate about who would win in a fight between 100 men and 1 gorilla.

The theoretical combat of 100 men vs. a gorilla wages on, but the winner of a man vs. a baby gorilla in sports betting was declared in 1992.

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A growing debate online asks if 100 men could beat one gorilla in a fight and here's what experts think about the question.

Men vs. gorilla vs. the rest of us: Why masculinity contests go viral The internet wants to know whether 100 men could successfully fight a gorilla. It’s not about the gorilla.

A viral debate has everyone from NBA teams to primate experts weighing in on which species would emerge victorious in a one gorilla vs. 100-man battle.

Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson recently shared his perspective on the infamous viral debate. The discussion focuses on the chances of 100 men facing one gorilla in a fight.

Social media is debating who would win in a fight between 100 men and one gorilla. The Dallas Observer team weighed in.

Can a gorilla really hold its own against 100 men? Or would sheer numbers win? Naturally, that got us thinking–if a gorilla is this powerful, what animals out there are even more dangerous?

We asked ChatGPT, “Could 100 men defeat one gorilla?” along with the “Think before responding” feature, the AI chatbot concluded that 100 average and unarmed men would lose against a ...

A viral thought experiment has reignited online, pitting one gorilla against 100 determined men. Even MrBeast and Elon Musk have weighed in.

It was, until now, a hypothetical debate on social media. But could it soon become a reality? Popular YouTuber Mr Beast has teased a "100 men vs 1 gorilla" challenge in a post on X.