WWE: Ohara Davies on why he used Undertaker's entrance music at O2
'I want same entrance but I have to make them more dramatic!'
Tuesday 7 March 2017 15:04, UK
Boxer Ohara Davies used WWE legend The Undertaker's entrance music for his O2 Arena ring walk on Saturday night - and told Sky Sports that he plans to retain it for future fights.
Davies, 25, also wore an Undertaker-inspired black hooded gown as he strode into his WBC silver super lightweight title defence against Derry Mathews, which he won inside three rounds.
"I've been a wrestling fan since I was a kid - I've always loved it," said Davies, who has taken his professional boxing record to 15-0-12KO.
"Undertaker and Stone Cold Steve Austin were my favourites - Undertaker's entrance music, with all the bells, was always exciting.
"I'm in the entertainment business, so I have fun with it. Everyone loved it. I got a gown made for me, to make it as realistic as possible."
Every fight, I want the same kind of entrance but I have to make them more dramatic!
The Undertaker now looks set for a showdown with Reigns at WrestleMania, an event at which he has won 23 of his 24 matches, with a loss to Brock Lesnar in 2014 the only blip.
