Deiveson Figueiredo’s right forearm carries a small tattoo of a UFC championship belt. A separate curved design sits on his right shoulder, with plenty of open skin around both pieces. The belt has the clearest reported connection to his career: a profile linked it to his title win over Brandon Moreno.
The photos span different fights and years, so they show different moments rather than one complete inventory of his tattoos.
The UFC belt on his right forearm
The belt tattoo sits on Figueiredo’s right forearm, just above the wrist. In the celebration photo, his gloves are lowered and the central plate faces the camera. The broad outline and angular edges make the design recognizable, though the smaller lettering isn’t sharp enough to read in full.
EssentiallySports reported that Figueiredo got the tattoo shortly after beating Brandon Moreno at UFC 270 in January 2022. The article describes wording that identifies him as world flyweight champion alongside the UFC belt design. That gives the image a specific career reference. A later photo of the tattoo shows the commemorative piece; it doesn’t by itself establish his title status on that later date.
The curved design on his right shoulder
A curved black design follows Figueiredo’s right shoulder. In the front-facing Octagon photo, he stands in yellow shorts against the cage, with the tattoo on the viewer’s left. Its tapered lines follow the rounded shoulder and leave much of the upper arm uncovered.
Body Art Guru describes it as tribal-style work, but that label doesn’t confirm a cultural origin or Figueiredo’s reason for getting it. A small mark near his neck is also visible in the photo, though the lettering is too unclear to identify.
A fight photograph with Rob Font
In the exchange with Rob Font, Figueiredo is on the right in yellow shorts with blue glove tape; Font is on the left in white shorts with red tape. The action and water droplets make this an effective fight image, but a difficult place to inspect small details. Figueiredo’s arm turns through the punch, and his gloves cover the hands and part of the wrists.
Those angles can hide ink without showing that a tattoo has changed. For a different approach to coverage, see Alessio Sakara’s tattoo collection.
The 2020 weigh-in photograph
The UFC 256 weigh-in photo dates to 2020. Figueiredo stands on the scale with both arms raised, wearing a UFC mask. The scale blocks part of his torso, and the image predates the belt tattoo reported after UFC 270 in 2022.
Photos from different years shouldn’t be treated as one simultaneous inventory. This one records a weigh-in and gives a broad view of his earlier appearance, not a close look at every tattoo.
The real belt in a championship photograph
In the championship photo, Figueiredo wears a black champion cap and shirt while an official holds the physical UFC belt at his waist. The referee beside him has arm tattoos of his own; those belong to the referee. The real belt gives context for the object represented in Figueiredo’s forearm tattoo, though the metal plate and the smaller, darker design naturally look different.
The official UFC 300 Octagon interview below is a fight conversation, not a tattoo tour. The belt’s reported career connection is specific; the other marks are best left without explanations Figueiredo hasn’t given.