ANTHONY JOSHUA has spent months training hard for his highly anticipated rematch against Oleksandr Usyk – but nothing is more difficult than choosing what song to walk out to.
The British heavy hitter is just hours away from getting in the ring once again with the man who stunned him in September 2021.
But Joshua has hinted at what song fans could hear before he steps foot on that square canvas.
Anthony Joshua paid a visit to SunSport last month where he discussed his upcoming crucial heavyweight clash in Saudi Arabia.
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And the boxing icon wasn't afraid to reveal what musician he would love to collaborate with for his ring walk out.
AJ said: "Skrapz, Giggs, or Digga D or Central Cee. They’re the younger generation coming through.
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"I speak to Digga quite often. He’s cool, so maybe Digga."
However, Joshua's most expected walk out tune is Seven Nations Army by The White Stripes as this inspired him to his biggest career win against Wladimir Klitschko
Anthony Joshua has came out for boxing matches to the likes of Grime icon Stormzy and American rock band Survivor.
But the British superstar kept it in-house for his most recent fight against Oleskandr Usyk
Joshua walked out to Ambition from rising hip-hop star Maulo which is produced by Under Armour – one of AJ's sponsors.
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