Besides being an entertainment sport, wrestling revolves around upholding the popular culture of contemporary society. And when it comes to culture, fashion has been an unsplittable part. So, WWE superstars are keen to keep their styling on point while stepping into the ring to nail a soul-wrecking fight.

To be more specific, most of the marketable superstars are tattoo maniacs and leave little space in their bodies without an ink mark. Samoan star Jey Uso is not an exception. In a recent video, the Main Event Jey Uso has been seen flaunting his new body craft in style.

Jey Uso provided a treat for the eyes by showing off his new tattoos

Ever since the former Bloodline member landed in Raw, his career has been rapidly moving upward. Be it wrapping a championship belt to his waist to gain amazing storyline momentum, Uso became a trending topic of discussion in the roster. To match up the image, the Samoan Swagger updated his tattoos accordingly and showed them off to the world.

The Raw star’s exquisite body art mostly highlights the Samoan culture to which he primarily belongs. The word Samoa is also inked on his right arm, while the rest of his two arms are covered by the same form of tribal art. Last year, he painted a tattoo on his left calf in the loving memory of his late uncle Umaga. His chest art has also been significantly modified to catch the attention of fans.

Now, the huge tattoo freak recently exhibited his whole body with a more knit-finished backpiece. After seeing this, it won’t be an exaggeration to call him arguably the undisputed tattoo owner.

The astonishing art of masterpieces makes themselves even more meaningful, being in sync with the intriguing life story of the 38-year-old.

However, pretty surprisingly, The Samoan brother didn’t have a single tattoo in the initial days of his career. Nevertheless, an interesting correlation exists between his tattoos and growing momentum in his WWE career.

Jey Uso’s number of tattoos is directly proportional to his in-ring success

Jey Uso made his debut alongside his brother, Jimmy Uso, as part of The Usos on RAW in May 2010. But back then, he didn’t get a single tattoo on his body. But as soon as The Usos started to gain momentum in the main roster, winning titles back to back, Jey started to ink his body slowly and there was no going back. His tattoos were a clear tribute to the Samoan culture and heritage and their in-ring success over the years.

For those unversed, The man behind most of Uso’s marvelous body art is his designer friend Michael Fatutoa.

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