Here’s What All the Tattoos of Tony Ferguson Mean

Like most fighters, Tony Ferguson, too, has some extremely prominent tattoos that have attracted UFC fans’ attention. The 37-year-old has 7 tattoos on his body. Akin to most MMA fighters, getting an aggressive look is one of the prime reasons behind Ferguson having them. However, there’s more to that than just for looks.

‘El Cucuy’ has tattoos on his back, both arms, forearms, legs, and calves. Each tattoo signifies some sort of deeper meaning. Here we take a detailed look into Tony Ferguson’s tattoos.

Detailed meaning of all 7 tattoos of Tony Ferguson

Ferguson has a large cross and wings tattoo on his back. The cross is actually there to represent the religious views that he possesses. Also, almost every MMA fighter has experienced some sort of near-death incident in their fighting career. The large wings on his back are a representation of that.

‘El Cucuy’ has a tribal tattoo on his upper hand. Basically, for the mean look, a fighter possesses. Ferguson has another tattoo on the inner side of his right forearm. This tattoo has his wife Cristina Servin’s name on it. The word Cristina signifies it. Also, he has a tattoo of a dog’s face. Ferguson is a vivid pet lover and owns a dog. He considers his pet a part of his family.

The other side of Ferguson’s forearm has Armand Anthony written on it. This tattoo is nothing but a representation of his actual name, Anthony Armand Ferguson Padilla. It is surrounded by musical notes. Ferguson has a large T tattooed near the wrist of his left forearm. This is to signify the initials of his name, Tony.

‘El Cucuy’, a lifelong wrestler, has a USA wrestling map tattooed on the lower side of his right leg. He has an animated warrior tattooed on his left leg. It is holding a sword and wearing armor. This is to signify to the warrior that he is inside the Octagon.

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