Fighters with their names tattooed on them...

[Typrune Goatley]

 

[Johnny_Knuckles]

 

[Volador]

 

[Epicman1324]

 

[MRT]

can we all at least agree that a name tat is waaaaay better than the portrait tats we see on fighters?

 

[sissypunch]

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even worse than comic sans

 

[mikesparrow]

Is there a difference between white trash and black trash?

Surely it's a symbol of some level of white trashness, no?

 

[TheChosenOne]

Is there a difference between white trash and black trash?

I like to distinguish the two by calling one white trash and the other hood rats.

 

[mikesparrow]

can we all at least agree that a name tat is waaaaay better than the portrait tats we see on fighters?

Yes! Well, they kinda both stupid..

 

[yougetKTFO]

Alvarez

 

[campbecc]

I always assumed fighters who have a tattoo like that usually got it pretty early in their careers, when they're trying to make a name for themselves (so to speak). They want to make sure the crowd remembers who that guy was amidst the sea of wannabes. What better way to link the name to the face, than ink the name to the body?

I've always assumed the same. It makes sense to do it.

 

[Johnny_Knuckles]

 

[Guld]

Charles Olivera too.

 

[wearetheromans]

WOW

his own last name, but in the usual tramp stamp location.

some generic tribal mess.

a very poorly done kid (i assume his daughter), in a weird location.

this one wins i think

 

[wearetheromans]

 

[Deleted member 574339]

can we all at least agree that a name tat is waaaaay better than the portrait tats we see on fighters?

It's definitely tactical - draws the opponent's attention to a target they're used to seeing and hitting (a face).

Guaranteed that Loma's opponents are psychologically pre-disposed to throwing right body shots because of that tattoo. Plus it's of his dad, so there's even a resemblance factor to further confuse his opponents.