John Ibrahim’s former bodyguard Neil ‘The Muscle’ Cummins gets King Cross inspired tatts
John Ibrahim’s former bodyguard has shown his loyalty to his former boss by having the Kings Cross identity inked on his back.
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Talk about dedication — John Ibrahim’s former bodyguard has shown his loyalty to his former boss by having the Kings Cross identity inked on his back.
A photographer spotted Neil Cummins, who worked with Ibrahim for years and went by the nickname The Muscle, walking his bulldog at Bondi this week.
When contacted about his back tatt, Cummins said that the ink was new and told his life story.
Also clear in the ink is an ‘Australia’s Most Wanted’ sign under a Daily Telegraph masthead as well as a reference to former Oxford Street nightclub, DCM, where he worked as a doorman on the night of a drive-by shooting.
“There’s not much to it mate,” he told Confidential.
“It is my life story, from growing up in the UK to living here in Sydney.
“John is obviously part of my story.”
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