WWE's Dominik Mysterio Gets A Neck Tattoo

Dirty Dom-Dom has had some new ink over the weekend.

Dominik Mysterio Rhea Ripley
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To further emphasise his villainous ways, WWE's Dominik Mysterio has got a new neck tattoo.

Oscar at Valdam Ink took to Instagram over the weekend to reveal that Dirty Dom recently paid him a visit to get "VILLANO" tattooed on his neck. Villano is Spanish for "villain".

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Dominik Mysterio Neck Tattoo
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The mullet, the cowardice, the underhand means used to win matches, and now a tattoo that literally says villain; Dominik Mysterio is certainly all in on his bad guy ways right now.

Of course, the Judgment Day man is in action later today, where he'll be defending his NXT North American Title at The Great American Bash. There, Dom-Dom will be in triple-threat action against Wes Lee and Mustafa Ali.

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Mysterio defeated Lee on the 18 July episode of NXT TV to embark on his first singles title run. Since then, Dominik has successfully defended his gold against Butch and Sami Zayn on main roster programming.

The North American Title is just one of the trinkets in possession of the Judgment Day right now, with Rhea Ripley holding the WWE Women's Champion and Damien Priest being Senor Money in the Bank. On top of that, Finn Balor will once again challenge for Seth Rollins' World Heavyweight Championship at SummerSlam next weekend.

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