Everyone wants to see the fight, but some also want to know what music their favorite boxer will use to strut out to the ring before the fight. If you are one of those few—we don’t exactly have the songs, David Benavidez, David Morrell, Isaac Cruz, and others will walk out to, but we do have records of what they have used in the past. 

This will give you a glimpse of what to expect on fight night in Las Vegas on February 1st. Benavidez will be looking to make a lasting statement, Cruz is eager to bounce back from a loss, and Fulton vs. Figueroa is a revenge story. Their entrances should reflect that intensity—but will they? Let’s find out.

David Benavidez and David Morrell’s walkout song?

Benavidez, known for his fierce, undefeated record, often taps into his Mexican heritage for his entrances. For his recent bout with Oleksandr Gvozdyk, he chose ‘Kalashnikov’ by the corrido band Clave Especial, adding a powerful, energetic vibe to his entrance. This track mirrors his aggressive fighting style and builds anticipation for what’s to come. 

On the other hand, Morrell Jr., a rising star in the light heavyweight division, has yet to announce his song choice for this fight, but his previous walkouts have showcased his intensity. ‘Osvary Morrell’ has remained his choice of music in his past fights, so you can expect it to remain the same.

Which song will Isaac Cruz walk out to?

Isaac Cruz is known for making a memorable entrance before each of his fights, often choosing music that reflects his Mexican heritage. In his past bouts, Cruz has come out to the Mexican national anthem, a powerful symbol of his pride and roots. He’s also walked out to ‘La Morbid del Gran Pitbull Cruz’ by Spanish singer Leiva, a song dedicated to him, with Leiva even performing it live during his ring walk.

Stephen Fulton vs. Brandon Figueroa walkout music

Stephen Fulton and Brandon Figueroa have both made memorable walkouts with music that reflects their personalities and energy. For his epic fight against Figueroa in November 2021, Fulton chose ‘Ignore’ by the Philly-based hip-hop duo Macc N Cheese, adding to his bold entrance with a Mexican sombrero.

The track’s vibrant beat and local connection to Philadelphia made it a fitting choice for his championship bout. Meanwhile, there aren’t any records of the songs Figueroa has used for his ring walks in the past. However, given the test ahead of him, Figueroa may choose a tune that will hype him up for the fight.

With that said, though the fighters on the February 1st card have not revealed their entrance music yet, fans can soon find out on their own when the event kicks off. But if you had to guess, what songs do you think they will choose?