Dustin Poirier Walk Out Song: Which Track Does the UFC Star Walkout To
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UFC fighters love to showcase their uniqueness through diverse means. It’s the billy strut walk for Conor McGregor and the bow gesture for Alex Pereira. Such unique traits make an ever-lasting impression on fans and leave a unique mark on the promotion that will carry itself even after their departure. Music is one such medium where the UFC fighters can go all creative and Dustin Poirier has a unique collection of songs for his walkout.
Dustin Poirier is all set to face Benoit Saint-Denis in a high-stakes match in UFC 299. Their bout is like a clash between the new vs. the old. Poirier is the veteran here and Saint-Denis is the new face. Their clash is set to decide the fate of Porier’s future, however, for now, let us talk about the ‘Diamond’ walkout song. Poirier has been using multiple songs for his entire life as his walkout song. So what is it? Let us find out.
Which song does Dustin Poirier walk out to?
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UFC 299 would feature Sean O’Malley vs. Marlon Vera as the main event for the bantamweight title and Dustin Poirier vs.Benoit Saint-Denis as the co-main. Poirier would be looking toward a win considering the fact that he lost to Justin Gaethje in his last match on the other hand, Saint-Denis is on a winning streak and would like to continue it further.
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However, let’s shift our focus to Dustin Poirier. For his walkout music, ‘Diamond’ rocked the ͏walkout at ͏UFC 291 with “The Boss” by James Brown against Justin Gaethje. Previously he used songs from various artists as his walkout songs. Some of them are, Poirier vs Pablo Garza: Deliverance – by Bubba Sparx, Poirier vs Conor McGregor: Diamonds by Sierra – by Kanye West, Poirier vs Micheal Johnson: I Don’t Get Tired – Kevin Gates (feat August Alsina), Poirier vs Alvarez – Ain’t no Stopping us Now. ‘Diamond ‘ sure knows how to bring a distinct vibe to each fight with his diverse music choices.
Dustin Poirier is looking for a win as this might prove his worthiness in the division but can he really win against Saint-Denis let’s find out.
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Can Dustin Poirier get it done at UFC 299?
Dustin Poirier has a record of 29 victories and 8 losses in his professional career. ‘Diamond’ might not be a champ in the lightweight division but he is often regarded as people’s champ. ‘Diamond’s last match against Gaethje was brutal. Both of the fighters indulged in an all-hell battle for the ‘BMF’ belt but at the end of the day, Gaethje knocked out ‘Diamond’ with a kick in the second round.
Poirier is already on a loss and this win is needed for his motivation so for the fact, Poirier will not fight it as a normal match. If we look at the data, ‘Diamond’ has never lost three fights in a row. Poirier will go all in in the match, yet, Saint-Denis would not be an easy nut to crack for Poirier, despite the newcomer status, ‘God of War’ is on a 5-fight-winning streak.
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Their fight will set the stage for the new era of lightweight division. Who would you like to witness as the victor of the bout? Tell us about it in the comments below.
Edited by:
Joyita Das