WWE SuperStar Tattoos - Batista, Rey Mysterio, Edge And Randy Orton

Batista has numerous tattoos, including a large Chinese dragon on his back, red Kanji lettering on his upper left biceps which says "Angel" in tribute to his former wife Angie, a signature design on his upper right biceps, and a small Sun on his stomach which located his belly button.

The latest tattoos on his arm of the flags of the Philippines and Greece merged into one.That symbol he from Philippine and Greek. While taking time off due to injury in 2009, Batista had both upper arms covered in large, tribal style tattoos, including the word "soldier" on his right bicep.

Jeff Hardy sure get a lot of tattoos on his body especially his arms what he call the root. The another hidden tattoo that seldom dispose out to his fans during match is the dragon tattoo on his leg.

He said. "I got the dragon on my leg when I was still living with my dad. He's not a fan of tattoos so I had to get it behind his back; he kind of freaked out when he saw it."



Jeff said "The roots that weave up my right arm and onto my neck are my way of connecting with the earth: the earth's roots carry water like a human's veins carry blood. I thought it'd be something different besides tribal, you know a lot of guys have tribal."

Hardy's passion for artistic expression is so intense that he even purchased his own tattoo equipment

Another WWE superstar that crazy about tattoos is Rey Mysterio.He said: "I'm running out of space on my body; I'd like to get more but I haven't figured out where I'll put them or what I want to get." There are number of tattoos enclave on Rey body from chest to toes.Mysterio may not be a fan of tattoos on his legs, but don't tell that to his right calf.

Fans of the high-flying Superstar aren't surprised to see the numbers "619" descending his left forearm in black ink. Not only do the three digits represent Rey's finisher, they pay respect to his upbringing. "It represents what I do and where I come from; it's a big significance for me," he said.



"I've got a Kanji symbol on my shoulder; it's for my son and means 'strength and power.' I have my son and daughter's names, Dominik and Aalyah, written on the inside of the left and right biceps, too," Rey explained.

According to WWE, the most painful, Rey claimed, was the "MEXICAN" tattoo inscribed across his stomach. "That was the worst pain I've felt when it came to tattoos," he admitted. "But that is to show my pride, my culture and it's very important to me. That's who I am."



Lastly, there is the biggest tattoo on his body - his back piece.

"I get credit for that from a lot of people," he said. "I haven't seen it around or on pictures or in artwork; it comes from my years in this business." Source WWE

Well, Randy sure had tons of tattoos on his back, personally i like Randy's tattoos especially back of it. It evolved from a simple group of letters into something much more elaborate.

Randy claimed that: "I had a tattoo on my left arm that read 'USMC' for United States Marine Corps. When I got my bad conduct discharge and got sent home I got rid of the tattoo by getting it covered up," he said. "It was covered up once in San Diego while I was still in the Marines and they did an awful job so I had to go to another guy - the guy who eventually did work on my shoulder - and have him fix it for me."



According to WWE, Orton had his back piece done while he was training in Ohio Valley Wrestling. "The thing is, I was wrestling all the time and it had no time to heal, so it became this big, bloody scab," he said. "It was horrible; every two weeks I'd go in to have it retouched because I kept ruining it." Source WWE

No one do not know Edge the WWE Rated R superstar in the arena. For his tattoos, he has a different story behind the art of work.Edge's doesn't touch on any of those topics - his uncover the layers of his life in sports-entertainment.



"I wanted something that reminded me of an old school, classic tattoo, which is why I had the roses and hearts put in there," he said. "It was something I haven't seen and it's exactly how I portray the Rated-R Superstar phase of my career. I've always said I'm the Guns N' Roses of wrestling and this tattoo embodies that."



"That cross is a throwback to the beginning of my WWE career," said Edge. "It was also the design on my first T-shirt." (WWE source)