There are many people in WWE who plan on staying with the company for many years but some have plans to do other things when their run is over.

Apparently, there's one person in NXT who has not plans to ever leave WWE because he is showing his dedication to the company by getting a WWE logo on his chest...yes, you read that correctly.

NXT's Edris Enofe showed off his tattoo on Twitter today and it looks legit. The tattoo is on the right side of his chest and it will be hard to miss when he wrestles. No word on what he would do if he and the company part ways one day but I suppose he could just cover it up if he ends up in AEW in a few years. Click below to check out the tattoo.

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