A Milwaukee Brewers barber has marked his team’s recent success with a fresh tattoo, commemorating the franchise’s first World Series appearance in 51 years. Known for his long-standing tradition of trimming the hair of players and staff since 2021, the tattoo serves as a personal tribute to the team’s historic postseason run. His dedication to the club—both behind the barber’s chair and now on his skin—reflects the deep connection between him and the players. Fans and teammates alike have praised his role in fostering camaraderie during the grueling season.
Jose "JP" Perez Zamora has been cutting Brewers players and coaches hair since 2021 and now he has a new tattoo to celebrate the World Series run.
