ANTHONY JOSHUA will need to mentally prepare himself for an all-British battle against Daniel Dubois TONIGHT – and his ring-walk song is a huge part of the build-up.
AJ is looking to punch his way to five wins on the spin and become IBF world champion once again.
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But his opponent Dynamite has other ideas, and his explosive power could be a problem for Joshua
This being said, AJ will need to make sure that he is in the right frame of mind to overcome Dubois.
And this all starts with the song for his ring-walk.
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What is Anthony Joshua’s ring-walk song vs Daniel Dubois?
Anthony Joshua walked out to The Godfather theme tune, which was then into the Jay-Z track Public Service Announcement.
What song did Anthony Joshua last walk out to?
Anthony Joshua walked out to British artist Skepta and the track is titled ‘I Spy’.
AJ delivered a brutal right hand on Francis Ngannou to knock the Cameroonian out in Saudi following that ring-walk.
What other songs has Anthony Joshua previously walked out to?
Anthony Joshua has sported many different tunes on his way to the ring – from being rapped into the bout by recording artists, to classic British anthems.
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In 2014, before his bout against Michael Sprott, Joshua walked to the ring to the sound of Oxide & Neutrino’s Bound 4 da Reload.
In 2017, the heavyweight champ walked to the ring to the sound of The White Stripes hit Seven Nation Army – and it has since become a notable tune for AJ with fans adapting their own version of “Oh Anthony Joshua”.
A year prior, in 2016, the Watford ace walked to the ring with Giggs’ Talking da Hardest playing for all to hear.
Other examples used include Stormzy rapping live at the O2 Arena and UK recording artist Nines performing his tune I See You Shining.
The song Ambition from hip-hop star Maulo has also been used, as has the tune Warm by artist K-Trap, plus music from American rock band Survivor.
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