Boxing champion Tai Sen is tattooed with Maori totem, including Arthur Ashe, Ernesto Guevara, Chairman Mao and Monica Turner.

Victor Witmir is a facial tattoo artist. Artists use the characteristics of Maori totem to design, because what Tai Sen wants is the fearless spirit of Maori warriors. Tai Sen himself said, "I am a soldier, a soldier."

In addition, boxing champion Tai Sen has many tattoos. Tai Sen's left arm is tattooed with Arthur Ashe, an American tennis player who has always been admired, and Ernesto Guevara's head is on his abdomen, because his heroism has become the imitation object of Tai Sen, and Chairman Mao's head has been tattooed on his right arm.

Tai Sen also has a portrait tattooed on his body, that is, his second wife, Monica Turner, on the inside of his left forearm. At that time, Tai Sen was at the peak of his career, and his life was extremely luxurious. Tai Sen tattooed the head of his beloved wife on his body to show his love for Monica.

The tattoo on Tai Sen's face has reached the end of his career:

Back in 2003, he was defeated by Lewis in the competition and was completely discredited. Decadent Tai Sen used drugs and girls to kill time and lived a decadent life. At that time, Tai Sen had divorced his wife Monica, and he gave her a house and $6.5 million. Although he was still famous at this time, he was down and out.

At the end of his career, Tai Sen didn't love boxing so much. Maybe he had the idea of retiring at that time. I had not retired at that time, because I was poor and had to earn money to make a living. The reason why the tattoo was tattooed on his face was because Tai Sen hated his face at that time and even had the idea of disfigurement. He wanted to tattoo a heart-shaped pattern on his face, just to cover his face.

But the idea was later rejected by the person who tattooed him. The man who tattooed him was Victor Witmir, nicknamed "Fallacy". It is believed that even if tattoos are tattooed on the face, beautiful patterns should be tattooed. After thinking about it, he tattooed the design of Maori tribe on his body as a symbol of Tai Sen, indicating that warriors can intimidate the enemy in battle.