Walkout songs don’t just pump up the crowd; they boost morale and build hype, letting fighters introduce themselves with flair. At UFC 315, expect some epic entrances. From Belal Muhammad to Jose Aldo and Jack Della Maddalena, each fighter has picked a track that speaks volumes.

As we are just hours away from the ultimate welterweight and flyweight battles inside the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, let’s take a moment to look at the walkout songs of all the star fighters. So, without any further ado, let’s get started.

Belal Muhammad and Jack Della Maddalena’s walkout song

UFC Canada will be headlined by Belal Muhammad, who defends his welterweight title against Aussie powerhouse Jack Della Maddalena. With an impressive 24-3 record, Muhammad aims to extend his 11-fight winning streak and further cement his legacy. Known for his strong connection to his Palestinian roots,’ Remember The Name’ has long walked out to “My Blood is Palestine” by Dami Faleestini—a powerful anthem that echoed his heritage. In his last battle against Leon Edwards, he walked out to the exact same song. He’s expected to use the same track for his upcoming title defense.

His opponent, Jack Della Maddalena, will also be looking to keep his winning streak intact. With a record of 17 victories and 2 defeats, the Aussie is riding a seventeen-fight winning streak. Just like Muhammad, Della Maddalena is loyal to his walkout music, and he has been using the 1975 rock album, “T.N.T.” by  Australian legends AC/DC for each of his UFC appearances, and it appears that he will be using the same for his title fight as well.

What is Valentina Shevchenko, Manon Fiorot & Alexa Grasso’s walkout song?

Embracing a UFC record of 13 victories and one defeat, Valentina Shevchenko will be defending her flyweight title for the first time in her second title defense. ‘Bullet’ reclaimed her belt by outclassing former champion Alexa Grasso at UFC 306 in September last year. For her first title defense, Shevchenko is expected to stay committed to her tradition of giving tribute to her Kyrgyzstani tradition. She is expected to walk out to the instrumental rhythm of Lezginka.

Her opponent, Manon Fiorot, will be making her UFC comeback after a year of hiatus. Boasting a UFC record of 7 victories and 0 defeats, the French fighter last embraced the Octagon back in 2024 against Erin Blanchfield. Just like Shevchenko, the French is loyal to her walkout music as well. It is expected that she will use “Que Pour les Vrais”  by Rhoff as her walkout song.

Interestingly, Valenting Shevchenko’s arch nemesis, Alexa Grasso will take on Natalia Silva at the UFC 315. The Mexican fighter lost her title to Shevchecnko last year and will be looking for a redemption after dealing with Silva. As per the reports, the former flyweightweight champion is expected to walkout to the Octagon to “El Son de la Negra, Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán” by Productora Rincones de mi Tierra. Now, let’s look at the rest of the fighters on the main card.

Walkout music of Benoit Saint Denis, Jose Aldo, and others

Riding a two-fight losing streak, Benoît Saint-Denis will return to the Octagon to face Kyle Prepolec, who will be making his second UFC debut after being released from the promotion in 2019 following a two-fight skid. The French fighter has been walking out with the French military song, “LES COMMANDOS” by Chant Militaire.

Well, aside from the French hotshot, the former two-time featherweight champion Jose Aldo will also be fighting. Interestingly, his bout against Aiemann Zahabi was originally scheduled to take place in the bantamweight division, but it will now occur at featherweight, as Aldo missed weight by a massive 7 pounds—coming in at 143 lbs. For his UFC 315 walkout, Aldo might be choosing between his signature “We Are The Champions” by Queens or “Run This Twon” by Rihanna.

Walkout music has long been a cornerstone of the world’s premier fight promotion, giving each fighter a unique identity. Now that we know the official walkout songs for UFC 315, what are your thoughts on them? Share your opinions in the comments below.