WWE Wackiness: 10 More Absolutely Hilarious Wrestling Photoshops

The title says it all—it's time for some more wrestling ridiculousness.

For the last few months, I've brought you some crazy wrestling-related Photoshops from around the Web every Thursday, and that continues once again today.

We've got plenty of insane Photoshops this week, including some Booker T, WWE Studios and the creative team.

Alright, enough with the intros. Let's move on to the good stuff.

Here are 10 more wacky WWE Photoshops.

10. Batistatanic

Batista: "I'm the King of the Woooorllldddddd!!!!!"

Rose: "Dammit! Why is Jack's stunt double so old?"

I wonder what Shelly Martinez thinks about this.

9. Fave 5

I once asked Booker T who was in his Fave Five.

His response: Daniel Bryan, Drew McIntyre, Sheamus, Randy Orton, Sin Cara, Cody Rhodes, Big Show, Mark Henry and Christian.

Umm. Looks like Booker needs to go back to school. 

8. What Could Have Been

The Rock could have beat the crap out of John Cena at Survivor Series.

Instead, the two teamed up like best friends and buried The Miz and R-Truth.

That's just as good, though, right? Right?

7. The Spirit Squad 2.0

Heathy! Davey! Justy! Mikey! Skippy! Wade!

I'm honestly not sure which stable was booked worse: The Nexus or the Spirit Squad?

6. Too Many Limes

Hey, Sheamus! Why can't this guy hold all those limes?

"Too many limes! Too many limes! Ohhhhhh!"

5. Tatted Up

This is just a hunch, but I doubt that was the tattoo that Batista actually wanted.

4. The Great White

You know you'd crap your pants if you were taking a swim in the ocean and came across this.

The Great White indeed.

3. Weapon of Choice

Jim Ross: "By God! Triple H is going to...no...he can't be...he's not gonna..."

Yes, JR, he is going to sweep the ring before his match.

2. Worst Marathon Ever

Here's the question on my mind: Is Zack Ryder the only one in the theatre?

Who am I kidding? Of course he is.

No one else is actually going to pay to see five of the worst movies ever.

1. The Creative Team

Ah, finally—an explanation.

Drake Oz is the WWE Lead Writer for Bleacher Report. You can follow him on Twitter and ask him any wrestling-related questions (to be answered in the B/R Mailbag) on Formspring.