Xyon Quinn, the ring name of former rugby league player Daniel Vidot, represented Samoa before moving into wrestling. His most prominent tattoo runs from his right shoulder across his chest and down the arm. A shaded illustration and flowing script sit on his left forearm, with a smaller line of writing on his chest. Wrestling gear can hide parts of the work, and the patterns’ personal meanings aren’t established in these photos.

The patterned tattoo across his right chest

A rounded pattern fills Quinn’s right pectoral and continues over his shoulder, linking chest and sleeve. Curved rows, dark bands, pointed marks and small gaps sit inside its rounded outline. His left chest remains more open, which makes the connected piece stand out.

The pattern reaches toward his collarbone and neck, though a shirt can cover most of it. For another chest-to-shoulder layout, compare Roman Reigns’ tattoos; the coverage is a point of comparison, not evidence of shared designs or meanings.

The rounded pattern over his right shoulder

The shoulder cap has its own rounded section, with curved borders and angled details breaking up the dark fill. It acts as a junction: the chest pattern crosses into it, and the sleeve continues down from it. When Quinn raises his arm, more of the shoulder’s outside surface comes into view.

The bands and angled details in his right sleeve

Below the shoulder, broad curves and patterned bands run down Quinn’s right arm toward the wrist. Larger outlines hold smaller marks, while open skin separates one section from the next. The sleeve wraps around the arm, so a front-facing photo won’t show every part; his gloves can also cover the lower edge.

The shaded illustration and script on his left forearm

Quinn’s left forearm uses a different style: a shaded illustration sits beside bold, curved lettering. The rest of the upper arm is more open than his right, so this piece stands on its own below it. In the turned photo, some letters wrap out of view; neither the full wording nor the illustrated subject is clear enough to identify.

The small script tattoo on his left chest

A short line of flowing script sits high on Quinn’s left pectoral, separate from the heavier pattern on the other side. The placement and style are visible, but the photo doesn’t make the words clear enough to transcribe. The NXT match below shows the connected chest and sleeve work as Quinn moves.