A second year got the Boxing President’s face tattooed on his bum

A madcap boxer has his President’s face inked on his bum after an outrageous claim on tour.

Last year on a boozy boat trip in Lloret De Mar, Wez Barlow was “claimed” after he said: “I’m going to get my presidents face on my ass.”

The ballsy second year explained: “The claim rule is when you say something you will do, which is outrageous and if you don’t say safety after the sentence and someone says claim then you must follow through with it.”

But sadly, after Wez, 24, and president Jordan Esfahani got off the boat and ran to the tattoo parlour, they found it was closed, shattering all their dreams of.

He added: “It kind of killed the moment, but after the boat party this year it was time to do it. I’m Wez Barlow. I’m a man of my word.”

After yet another boat party in Lloret De Mar on this year’s tour, Wez decided it was time to take the plunge and get the long awaited tattoo blazoned onto his bum.

The rest of the Boxing society chipped in for the tattoo costing €150 and took over two and a half hours to complete.

Wez, who is next years boxing social sec, said: “We went to the beach and managed to clunger up €86 within an hour.

“Jordan paid for the rest of it because it’s his face.”

Brave Wez said the tattoo didn’t really hurt but he did have doubts half way through.

“I got about 45 minutes in and thought ‘what am I doing?’ But I already had Jordan’s face outlined on my ass by this point, so I just laid back and let the man crack on.

“Jordan is very happy about it. He has always wanted a tattoo of his face on someone.”

Unfortunately the third year’s dad spotted the terrible tatt on Facebook before he had time to explain himself.

He said: “I called my dad while I was still on tour, but he had already seen the photo. He just laughed and called me an absolute wanker.”

While most people might regret a holiday inking, the construction management student thinks it’s the perfect souvenir.

He said: “I kind of regretted it after I called my parents, but they also found it funny.

“Now I think the funny side to it has won me over and I’ve actually grown to quite like it.”