Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds have agreed to a truce in their iconic “Wolverine/Deadpool” feud to work together for sports entrepreneur Michael Rubin’s “All In” challenge.
Jackman tweeted out a video featuring Reynolds and himself declaring a truce between the two Marvel stars in the name of helping hungry kids around the world through the “All In” challenge. Reynolds cheekily equates their little rivalry to the historic Hatchfield/McCoy feud of American history, Jackman tries to appear as professional as possible but can be seen losing some patience as the two of them attempt to speak over each other. Apparently, the two Marvel anti-hero stars are having some difficulty cooperating during this supposed truce.
So, I’ve agreed to trust that Ryan can hold his tongue for one day. A (very) temporary cease-fire for the @allinchallenge. I nominate @drewbrees and @Mariska & @PeterHermann. And to be assured we’re even, I also nominate @VancityReynolds. https://t.co/B4dU8MVDtb pic.twitter.com/JK5sJ0BkKm
— Hugh Jackman (@RealHughJackman) April 20, 2020
The “All In” challenge is a contest specifically for raising money for food charities such as Feeding America, Meals on Wheels, World Central Kitchen, and No Kid Hungry. Many celebrities have joined this challenge with rewards of their own, Jackman and Reynolds have offered to come to one lucky bidder’s house to set up a lemonade stand for two hours raising money for first responders. All one has to do with a chance to meet these two actors is donate to their specific “All In” contest.
The “All In challenge is set up for particular celebrities to draft each other into the contest and set up their own challenge with its own reward(s), so donors get multiple opportunities to win prizes while donating to multiple different causes Michael Rubin, co-owner of the NBA’s 76er’s and founder of the sports retail site Fanatics, started the “All In” challenge because of the food shortages so many Americans are facing including poverty-stricken children who experience hunger regularly. The challenge began last week and will continue until the contest reaches its goal of “tens of millions of dollars” in donations according to the information page, <www.fanatics.com/all-in-challenge-about>. Currently, the contest has raised upwards of $14,167,000.
