- A Pepsi Globe logo on his left shoulder that inspired the names of two of his signature moves. It also became a symbol of Punk himself, who wore the logo on his ring gear in the independent circuit, as well as a slightly modified Pepsi logo being used as part of his TitanTron entrance video.[164] He got the tattoo as a joke, as many fraternity members in his school were getting 맥주 logos tattooed on their bodies. Punk, a keen Pepsi drinker, chose to receive a Pepsi tattoo to emphasize his straight edge beliefs. The tattoo is also a reference to former Minor Threat guitarist Brian Baker, who had a Coca-Cola tattoo and explained this 의해 saying "I like Coca-Cola". When people inquire about Punk's Pepsi tattoo, he often replies "I like Pepsi" in a similar fashion.
- The words "Straight Edge" are spelled out on Punk's stomach. This is one of his oldest tattoos; he has referred to it as his identity.
- A sleeve tattoo on his left arm that reads "luck is for losers" and features numerous good luck symbols, including a rabbit's foot, four-leaf clover and a horseshoe. The tattoo also features four ace playing cards as a tribute to trainer Ace Steel.
- A tattoo on the back of his left hand 읽기 "No gimmicks needed", a tribute to deceased wrestler Chris Candido.
- A tattoo on his right shoulder of the 코브라 Command logo, G.I. Joe's enemy.
- Another GI Joe themed tattoo on his right forearm, mimicking the tattoo Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow have on their forearms.
- A tattoo of a rose on his left wrist.[168]
- A tattoo across his knuckles with the words "DRUG FREE" ("DRUG" on his right knuckles and "FREE" on his left).
- A tattoo behind his left ear of the number 31 with three stars surrounding it.
- A tattoo on his chest, the 디자인 of which is unknown, but includes a skull and a snake.
- A tattoo of a dead 물고기 on the back of his left shoulder.
- A tattoo on the back of his hand with the logo of the now defunct rock band, Rocket from the Crypt.
- A tattoo of the Gill-man from The Creature from the Black Lagoon on the inside of his left bicep.