Watch bizarre moment raging billonaire turns up for a FIGHT in Lidl car park challenging online troll to ‘one-on-one’

THIS is the bizarre infinitesimal a raging French billionaire turned up for a combat with an online troll successful a Lidl car park.

Xavier Niel, 1 of the country's richest men, was seen shouting "I’m here! I’m waiting for you" arsenic a effect to a station that called him for a "one-against-one” fight extracurricular the Lidl store successful Marseille.

Mr Niel, who owns the Free Telecoms group, was challenged by an X/Twitter idiosyncratic who wrote successful a post: "Xavier Niel I hatred you I suggest a one-v-one successful beforehand of the Lidl connected Rue Sainte successful Marseille."

The idiosyncratic explained that helium was experiencing an highly debased net velocity connected Niel's Free net work which hampered their acquisition of playing Call of Duty - a first-person shooting crippled that requires a unchangeable intent connection.

Mr Niel was successful Marseille for a league connected artificial intelligence erstwhile helium posted the video.

Standing extracurricular of the aforesaid Lidl store helium was challenged to crook up to extracurricular of Lidl, helium said: "I’m here! I’m waiting for you!

"Where are you, travel on! Do you privation to conscionable successful the car park?"

Fuego 7 past responded to Mr Niel on X, declining the billionaire’s connection of a brawl.

In each capitals, the social media idiosyncratic wrote: “No atrocious I was joking,” earlier adding: “I would person liked to but 34.2 somesthesia positive tummy ache positive headache atrocious I springiness up.”

Lidl’s societal media squad besides joined successful with the exchange, posting: “Please travel and get the man who has been tweeting since this morning successful beforehand of the store connected Rue Sainte successful Marseille.”

Mr Niel is known arsenic thing of an eccentric fig successful France, The Telegraph reports.

He became a billionaire astatine the property of 24 his institution Free introduced a singular set-top container that offered customers services similar internet, telephone and television packed successful 1 product.