Tony Atlas has a unique way to ring in the new year.

The Hall Of Famer posted a video of himself getting punched and stomped repeatedly in the face while he was laying on the floor. We won't spoil it for you but if you watch the video, be sure to watch all the way to the end. 

The video below is a common thing for Atlas. He has talked about paying women to stomp him in the face and he's done this before at independent shows. Several years back, TMZ did a story on Atlas' fetish and he told them that he had paid a woman $100 to smash his face.

It makes him happy so we are not here to judge. Happy New Year Mr. Atlas. You can follow Tony Atlas on Twitter at https://twitter.com/RealAtlas.

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