Las Vegas became the backdrop for an extraordinary event as Andre Lima, a UFC fighter, made history by becoming the first fighter to receive a bonus for being bitten during a match. Lima wasted no time in memorializing this bizarre moment by promptly visiting a tattoo studio in Sin City to etch his unique accomplishment onto his skin.

During UFC Vegas 89, Lima found himself in a surreal situation when his opponent, Igor Severino, sank his teeth into him during the fight's climax. Determined to immortalize this unorthodox incident, Lima decided to get a tattoo that prominently featured the bite mark he received from Severino.

UFC CEO Dana White praised Lima's ingenuity and responded to his unusual request by not only fulfilling his promise of a bonus but doubling the amount. Originally planned to be $25,000, Lima's "I got f****** bit" bonus was raised to an impressive $50,000. This newfound bonus category, inspired by Lima's unexpected tattoo, has carved a unique place within the octagon.

The match officials wasted no time in acknowledging the undeniable evidence on Lima's arm, declaring him the victor by disqualification. Any doubts regarding Severino's bite were immediately discarded when the visual proof became apparent. Initially, Severino denied the biting allegations, but the visual evidence confirmed otherwise.

Following the incident, UFC CEO Dana White made it clear that there would be consequences for Severino. The UFC fighter will be released from the organization, and further disciplinary actions from the Nevada Athletic Commission, which oversaw the event, are also expected to follow.

Lima's decision to etch the bite mark onto his skin not only demonstrates his resilience but also solidifies his place in UFC history. With this unprecedented tattoo, Lima has eternally embedded his unique contribution to the sport, showcasing the unpredictable nature of UFC matches.

As the world eagerly awaits the next surprising twist in the octagon, Lima serves as a reminder that the realm of UFC always has more surprises in store for fighters and fans alike.