WWE legend Brock Lesnar makes hilarious admission about iconic tattoo
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Brock Lesnar has established himself as one of the baddest men in WWE over his many years of wrestling, but the longtime superstar is coming clean about his trademark chest tattoo.
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The former UFC star is best-known in WWE for his bad-boy attitude. That persona has been solidified by his iconic sword tattoo down the center of his chest.
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However, Lesnar is clearing up the history behind getting it, and the story is pretty entertaining. For many years, UFC and WWE fans have speculated about the origin of Lesnar’s chest tattoo.
Brock Lesnar: “I got that tattoo when I was drunk AF.” pic.twitter.com/eo5cqJsY6M
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Lesnar appeared on the widely-popular Barstool Sports podcast Spittin’ Chiclets this week. During the episode, the WWE legend breaks down the trademark tattoo and why he decided to get it permanently placed on his chest.
“I got that tattoo, I was s***-faced drunk in Scottsdale [Arizona],” Lesnar told the Spittin’ Chiclets podcast. “I was in Scottsdale, training for the NFL, had just gotten in a motorcycle accident.”
It’s clear that Lesnar’s fierce attitude has escalated over his career because of the tattoo. However, Lesnar admits that the day he got it was a complete accident.
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“No planning whatsoever,” Lesnar said. “It was half a gallon of vodka and maybe a few Vicodin.”
John Cena fights Brock Lesnar on Saturday, Sept. 20, 2025, during WWE WrestlePalooza.
Lesnar could have another huge WrestleMania matchup next month if WWE decides to use him during its massive two-night event in Las Vegas. The popular wrestler first began competing in pro wrestling over two decades ago.
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