Chris Camozzi’s chest piece combines two skulls, wings and a grenade, while his arms carry a tiger and denser shaded work with red accents. He has explained part of the chest design’s meaning; the photos show the other pieces, but don’t establish a story for each one.
The skulls, wings and grenade across his chest
The chest tattoo spreads across both pectorals. Two skulls sit to either side, feathered wings reach toward the shoulders, and a grenade sits lower in the middle with a red heart-shaped detail above it. Camozzi is on the right in this victory photo, separate from the other fighter’s chest tattoos.
UFC reporting in 2011 described those elements. Camozzi said people had often told him he had a lot of heart, and he agreed; he connected the grenade with pushing through obstacles as a fighter. That’s his stated explanation, not a generic meaning for every grenade tattoo.
The tiger and shaded work on his right arm
A large tiger’s face covers Camozzi’s right shoulder and upper arm. In this gym photo he’s on the left, wearing a black tank top while helping Whitney Johns with her gloves. Dark stripes and shading define the tiger; other forms continue below it along the arm.
The image shows the tiger clearly but doesn’t identify every shape farther down the sleeve. Camozzi hasn’t given a specific meaning for the tiger in the reporting cited here.
The black and red work on his left arm
The left arm has a different mix: darker shapes higher up, with red appearing farther down. This photo is taken from behind and to Camozzi’s left as Johns punches toward the equipment he’s holding. His tank top covers much of his torso, but the exposed sleeve remains visible.
The angle and light hide some of the boundaries, so the colors and placement are clearer than individual motifs. For another fighter’s illustrated work, see Alessio Sakara’s tattoos.
Life around the gym
In the raised-fists photo, Camozzi wears a white shirt and Johns is in boxing gear. It’s a posed gym moment; only some forearm work is visible. Cherry Creek Magazine’s September 2023 profile described their shared training routine. Camozzi spoke about training Johns, who brought her own experience as a personal trainer, and the article also covered his marketing work and podcast.
The shirt hides the chest design, leaving the forearms as the main visible ink. The photo gives a glimpse of life around training, not a close study of the tattoos.
A different look away from competition
The doorway portrait shows Camozzi in a checked dark suit and white shirt beside Johns in a gold dress. With the chest and arms covered, it offers no new tattoo detail; it’s a view of the pair away from the gym and fight setting.
The interview below gives Camozzi room to speak beyond these still photos. It isn’t a guide to every tattoo. His chest explanation is specific, while the tiger and the shaded work on his arms are best described by what the images show.