We all know the Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios, in addition to how good a tennis player he is, because of his eccentricities on the court. But this time it has been outside of it that has caused everyone’s fascination. The tennis player number 33 in the world has traveled to Los Angeles for a Murcian to tattoo his back with a drawing, neither more nor less, than several Pokémon characters.
In addition, the technique that he has used for his new tattoo is not allowed in a large number of countries, since the client must be anesthetized to carry out large pieces in the same session. This tattoo has gone viral on social networks in a short time.
Characters like Blastoise, Gengar, Snorlax, Charizard, Mewtwo, Gyarados or Dragonite are already part of the tennis player’s body thanks to the work of up to a total of five tattoo artists at the same time for an hour in a Los Angeles studio, as reported by the tennis player himself through their social networks.
It is not the first time that Nick Kyrgios shows his love for Pokémons. The tennis player, after a defeat at the Toronto Masters 1000 in 2016, posted the following on Twitter: “How good is Pokémon Go. Honestly I’ve been playing that more than tennis.”
The Murcian tattoo artist: the real star
The Murcian tattoo artist who has made the engraving for Kyrgios, Joaquín Barba, is already a world star in the world of tattooing. At least for the famous. From the American rapper Lil Uzi Vert, through Drake or Lebron James. And it is that according to the American media, the ink works of this tattoo artist are around around 100,000 dollars for a day of work.
2023-07-28 21:23:04
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