Carlos Prates wears his Muay Thai background across his chest. The two words sit in large, flowing script, →
Anthony Hernandez’s chest tattoo centers on a large owl, with red roses, a cross and gold-colored beads around →
Lerone Murphy has said the chest quote is his favorite tattoo. It sits on the left side of →
Brandon Royval’s tattoos are concentrated on his arms. A portrait and a skull stand out on the right; →
Marvin Vettori’s left-side tattoos form a connected chest-and-arm piece. A red samurai face sits on the chest, while →
Cub Swanson’s most recognizable tattoos are the “So Cal” lettering across his chest and palm trees on his →
Dan Ige’s tattoos sit unevenly across his body: a gray dragon crosses his left chest and shoulder, a →
Nate Landwehr’s tattoos are mostly lettering: “The Train” sits high on his left chest, and a larger “FAITH” →
Morgan Charriere’s collection includes helmeted warriors across his chest, “More Life” lettering above them and a large piece →
Andre Petroski has explained the story behind his small hammer-and-sickle tattoo on his left torso: he says it →
Brendan Allen’s tattoos combine dense blackwork on his right side with a small scripture reference on the left →
Vitor Petrino’s arm tattoos are a mix of lettering, dates and separate illustrations. On his left side, “Vale →