Confident fan gets tattoo declaring Seahawks Super Bowl XLIX champs

Hey @Seahawks, you guys like my new tattoo? pic.twitter.com/AQnq0NknNE
— Benjamin Schubert (@benschubie) January 26, 2015

Fans get tattoo prematurely declaring their favorite teams champions all the time. This Seahawks fan didn't have to make that sort of bold statement, but he did anyway. He could have just gotten a tattoo celebrating last year's championship and left some room for subsequent titles.

Where's the fun in that, though? This fan will definitely be cheering a little harder on Sunday, hoping he isn't left with an embarrassing mistake.

• Oregon fan loses bet, gets Ohio State tattoo, is embarrassed

If Seattle loses, he can just tell everyone he's bad with Roman numerals. - Dan Gartland

GALLERY: FANS AND THEIR SPORTS TATTOOS

Fans and Their Sports Tattoos

Shawn Thornton - P.K. Subban water bottle incident

Michael Jordan and LeBron James

LeBron James

I guess The Greatest Of All Time deserves the Greatest Tattoo Tribute Of All Time. Sneaker website KicksOnFire.com shared this massive back tattoo tribute to Bulls legend Michael Jordan, which is more accurately referred to as a mural. In honor of this outrageous ink, SI.com takes a look at other fans and their sports tattoos.

Kentucky Wildcats

Seattle Seahawks

Louisville Cardinals

Andy Murray

Murray snapped a 77-year drought for British men at Wimbledon on July 7, 2013, but one fan will never forget the victory, having Murray tattooed on his bottom after losing a bet the 27-year-old made with his friends.

In honor of this outrageous ink, SI.com takes a look at other fans and their sports tattoos.

New York Yankees

Charlie Villanueva

Chipper Jones

Alabama Crimson Tide

Arsenal Football Club

Dale Earnhardt Sr.

Mike Tyson

Dallas Cowboys

Washington Redskins

Alabama Crimson Tide

Pittsburgh Steelers

Pittsburgh [Stelers] Steelers

Oakland Raiders

Texas Longhorns

Arsenal

Manchester United

Dallas Cowboys

Chicago Bears

Michael Schumacher

Bobby Cox

Dallas Cowboys

Celtic

Formula One

Newcastle

Philadelphia Eagles

San Francisco 49ers

Middlesbrough

New England Patriots

Oakland Raiders

Philadelphia Flyers

Buffalo Bills and Sabres

Dallas Cowboys

David Beckham

New York Yankees

Vancouver Canucks

Green Bay Packers

Miami Dolphins