An Indian MMA fighter replicated Alex Pereira's walkout to the pounding rhythm of Sepultura at an event in Thrissur, Kerala, India. The walkout has become a signature part of the light heavyweight champion’s presence.Pereira’s walkout has grown into a cultural moment in MMA because the heavy drums and sharp guitar riffs set a tone that fans instantly recognise. Fighters often say the atmosphere shifts when that music hits because it mirrors the cold composure that defines Pereira’s style.The young fighter, who goes by the name 'Kid Dynamite', tried to recreate the walkout effortlessly. The crowd seemed to enjoy it, but the bout barely had time to settle. A clean right hand landed in the opening seconds, and the fighter fell flat on the canvas.Check out the video below:Pereira’s walkout has long been a talking point for some of the sport’s biggest names. Israel Adesanya once spoke about how the atmosphere around that music can feel like a challenge in itself.Joe Rogan often mentions how Pereira carries an unparalleled intensity from the tunnel to the cage and how the song adds weight to his movements. For Pereira, the walkout seems like a representation of his tribal roots.Joe Rogan and Michael 'Venom' Page break down Alex Pereira's walkoutJoe Rogan believes Alex Pereira’s entrance carries a presence few fighters can match. He spoke about how Pereira walks to the cage with a calm face and confidence that never seems forced.The bow and arrow gesture that signals Chama has turned into a signature moment for fans. Rogan was discussing Pereira's walkout during a podcast episode with UFC fighter Michael 'Venom' Page.Page pointed out that the walkout feels like part of Pereira’s identity rather than a manufactured bit. Speaking about the Brazilian's personality, Rogan said:“Like Pereira, his personality is stonefaced. Just stonefaced destroyer, death machine. Here he comes. Amazon warrior. Like literal, actual Amazon warrior. Like, not a faker. His fu*king family comes from a tribe in Amazon. But then that's what he markets"Page added:"I do it myself when he's walking out. I'm just waiting for him... You're selling your story with just something so simple."