WWE News: The Rock shows off his new completed Brahma Bull tattoo

What's the story?

The Rock has been known for his signature look for the better part of two decades now but it looks like he's switching things up a little. It's been a long time since we've seen him raise one eyebrow, but now it looks like his classic "Brahma Bull" is gone as well because Dwayne Johnson just had his classic bull skull tattoo covered up in expert fashion.

It took a lot of work too, but now The People's Champ is ready to reveal this new artwork to the world.

In case you didn't know...

The Rock was an incredibly popular pro wrestler during his time in the ring. He's even more popular now than ever which is why he might be in for another change in his iconic look.

The heart of the matter

After four sessions and 30 hours of sitting in a tattoo artist's chair, The Rock's new and improved Brahma Bull tattoo is completed. He went on to discuss how every intricate detail of this design meant something to him.

Whether or not you like this new tattoo, it is hard to deny it isn't a stellar design. After all, it takes a lot of work to get a tattoo just right, and a client like THE Rock obviously has special requests.

It looks like The Rock covered all of his bases when thinking of this new design.

After approximately 30 hours of tattooing (4 sessions) with my good bud and iconic artist @nikkohurtado, the story of my skull is complete. Flow of positive energy is constant thru the breathe of life. Horns always positioned forward. Not up, but forward - representing forward progress and always at the ready to dig in and dig deep. Eye is the mana - the spirit and the power. It’s everything. It’s where I draw my strength from all things I love and protect. As with my Polynesian tattoo on the left side of body, the symbolic mana lays over my heart. We all have mana. Our strength. You just have to find it. #BullDNA #Energy #Progress #Mana

A post shared by therock (@therock) on Nov 27, 2017 at 1:00am PST

What's next?

The Rock will continue to make movies and millions of dollars. Although his new tattoo is really great, it will probably result in earlier call times to the film set so he can sit in a makeup chair and have his new artwork covered up if he's playing a character who wouldn't normally sport this kind of massive ink.

Author's take

There were a lot of people who got replica tattoos of the old-school Brahma Bull. I can only imagine that a couple of them might be saving up the money to turn their classic pieces into an epic 30-hour tattoo as well.