Frank Martin Walkout Song: List of Entrance Music ‘The Ghost’ Has Used Before Gervonta Davis Fight

Frank Martin is face to face with the biggest challenge of his career thus far—Gervonta Davis! The lightweight pair will battle it out for twelve legendary rounds for Davis’ WBA lightweight title. However, going in, ‘The Ghost’ is the clear underdog, with all the odds stacked against him. So, he would need all the motivation in the world to face Davis head on, and what’s the best thing to get hyped up?

Yep, the perfect song, the perfect beat, or in other words, the perfect walkout song! It’s become a ritual for boxers to walk out to their favorite jams before the fight, which not only gets the fighter in the mood, but also hypes up the crowd for the action that awaits them when the bell rings. While the song Frank Martin is going to use for the Gervonta Davis fight is a mystery, his past preferences may give a glimpse of his future.

‘The Ghost’ Martin before his first mega fight!

Unlike his opponent, Gervonta Davis, this will be Frank Martin’s first mega fight with a payout that equates to a mini fortune. This bout represents a significant milestone in Martin’s career, propelling him into the limelight and onto the grand stage of professional boxing. As such, information about his prior ring walk music is scarce. However, he made a notable entrance during his fight against Artem Harutyunyan, where he enlisted the help of rapper Yella Beezy. Beezy’s live performance of ‘Why They Mad’ electrified the arena, showcasing Martin’s flair for the dramatic and setting the tone for the high-stakes match. This partnership not only highlighted Martin’s growing influence but also hinted at his potential to become a major draw in the sport.

While not much is known about Frank Martin’s other walkout songs, one notable instance is when Martin shared a clip of his face-off with Davis on his Instagram, featuring the track ‘Should’ve Ducked’ by Lil Durk and Pooh Shiesty playing in the background. This choice of music not only sets a confrontational tone but also reflects Martin’s taste in contemporary rap. What’s more, Martin appears to be a fan of Youngeen Ace, as evidenced by another social media post where he showcased one of his training sessions with the song “It Go” by Youngeen Ace playing over it. These musical selections give insight into Martin’s preferred soundtrack for both his professional and personal moments, emphasizing his connection to the gritty, motivational themes. 

Apart from these selections, there isn’t much documented about Frank Martin’s entrance music choices. However, Travis Scott’s ‘Thank God’ from his UTOPIA album was notably featured in one of Martin’s training clips shared on social media. Fans eagerly anticipate discovering Martin’s next ring walk song as the fight begins, highlighting the anticipation surrounding his upcoming bout.

Frank Martin vs. Gervonta Davis: start time & ring walk

While the two undefeated boxers will get in the ring last, fans can start watching the broadcast that will start at 8 PM ET/5 PM PT Saturday, June 15 in the United States of America. This means, fans in the United Kingdom can start watching the event at 1 AM GMT on Sunday, June 16. 

Now as for the main event, or the fight most people will be tuning in for, it will start with the ring walks at 11 PM ET/8 PM PT in the United States of America. Meaning, people in the United Kingdom can expect both fighters to walk out to the ring at 4 AM GMT. However, it’s worth mentioning that these timings are subject to change, especially the main event, which depends upon how the undercard fights are going. If most fights end with knockouts in the early rounds, the Davis vs. Martin fight starts faster.

Well, Martin might not have many great ring walks, but he has the rare opportunity to change that by defeating Gervonta Davis. If he does that, he will become the biggest draw with offers from every other way, meaning more money and more money means better walkout songs in the future. What would be your wild guess about Martin’s ring walk song?