Jimmy Uso Tattoos: Sleeves, Chest and Neck Details

Jimmy Uso’s tattoos include dense black-and-gray sleeves, a rounded piece on his left chest and a small panel up the side of his neck. He and his twin brother Jey are part of the Anoa’i wrestling family. In the WrestleMania 40 photos here, Jimmy wears red pants and Jey wears white, which helps tell their tattoos apart.

Right upper-arm tattoo: angular panels and fine bands

Jimmy Uso tattoos: Right shoulder and upper-arm angular bands while Jimmy raises his arm in red pants

Dark panels wrap around Jimmy’s right shoulder, with a zigzag of bare skin at the edge. Smaller triangles and fine bands break up the solid areas. In a 2014 Phoenix New Times interview, the profile described his arm and body work as Samoan tribal tattoos; Jimmy said he wanted to “get my arms finished.”

Left sleeve tattoo: long lines from shoulder to wrist

Jimmy Uso tattoos: Left sleeve exposed on Jimmy in red pants during a superkick

Long bands and smaller shapes run down Jimmy’s left sleeve, bending around the elbow and narrowing toward the wrist. The lighter channels keep the black-and-gray pattern legible, but the layout doesn’t mirror his right arm. For a look at his twin’s separate collection, see Jey Uso’s tattoos.

Chest tattoo: the rounded design on his left side

Jimmy Uso tattoos: Rounded left pectoral and collarbone work on Jimmy facing the camera in red pants

A rounded pattern fills Jimmy’s left pectoral and reaches toward his collarbone. Smaller bands and pointed marks sit inside the curved border, set apart from the larger panels on his arms by open skin at the center of his chest. In the 2014 interview, he also said he wanted a tribute to his late uncle Umaga and a back tattoo; those were plans at the time, not explanations for this chest piece.

Neck tattoo: a small panel behind his left ear

Jimmy Uso tattoos: Left side-neck panel below Jimmy's ear while kneeling in red pants

A compact dark panel sits on the left side of Jimmy’s neck, below the ear and above the shoulder. A chain crosses its lower edge, and a turned head or raised collar can hide part of it. The angled outline and lighter gaps show more clearly from the side.

Forearm tattoos: stacked bands near the wrists

Jimmy Uso tattoos: Both forearms and wrist bands on seated Jimmy in red pants

The forearms carry the sleeves into tighter rows of bands, pointed shapes and narrow lines. Some run across the arm; others angle along it. The pattern reaches close to the wrists, then gives way to comparatively open hands. In the Total Divas clip below, Naomi and Jimmy get matching tattoos after she loses her wedding ring.

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