WWE's Top Tweets, Instagram Photos and Viral Videos for Week of December 15

The swinging of, climbing up and falling off ladders that Superstars did at TLC led to some of the best WWE-related social media of the week.

Ambrose felt right at home in the chaos that was his TLC match, as we saw on Instagram. Ziggler shared his thoughts with fans via Twitter after he won back the Intercontinental Championship.

A fearful manager, The Rock's trash-talking skills and Steve Austin doing his best Jim Ross impression added to the week's collection of social media hits.

We begin, though, in the waiting room of a psychologist's office. That's where WWE set its amusing ad to promote SmackDown's upcoming move to Thursdays. Stardust, Big Show and a number characters from the nutty world of WWE exasperate a shrink.

Now he knows how Dr. Shelby must have felt.

Ambrose delivers one of the funnier lines in the spot. As his TLC bout neared, he looked the opposite of amused.

WWE caught a shot of him backstage, ladders in hand, supremely focused: 

The Lunatic Fringe carried those weapons to what ended up being a wild, memorable match. Like many of the Superstars that night, he threw his body into the fire, hitting big, risky spots.

The most memorable of them was when he climbed an extra-large ladder and hit Bray Wyatt with a diving elbow that splintered the table underneath them. The next time WWE compiles the biggest moments from TLC matches, it's going to have to include this one.

As for now, the video compilation that the company posted to YouTube highlights Jeff Hardy and Undertaker's crashes, as well as last year's WeeLC match:

Ziggler and Luke Harper put their bodies through just as much hell as the wrestlers in that video. The win began Ziggler's fourth reign as IC champ.

It's not a title that has been anywhere as prestigious as it once was. Ziggler, as revealed in a heartfelt tweet, wants to change that:

The Rock twice held that championship on his way to becoming a surefire Hall of Famer. What set him apart from his peers was his surplus of charisma.

Fans got to experience that outside of the WWE when The Brahma Bull appeared on Inside the NBA. He and Shaquille O'Neal had some hilarious exchanges. 

In the clip, Shaq said that he didn't know who Chris Jericho was. Looks like someone needs to subscribe to the WWE Network.

Paul Heyman, on the other hand, knows exactly who Jericho is. On Monday's Raw, Y2J booked a match between him and Heyman. 

WWE posted an Instagram photo of Heyman waiting for that bout to begin. Even when he's not on the air, his mastery of facial expressions is at work:

That same night, Kane defeated Adam Rose and attacked The Bunny, much like he did on SmackDown. 

John "Bradshaw" Layfield certainly doesn't have any pity for that rabbit. And Corey Graves seemed more concerned with what to call Kane these days.

He offered a nickname that probably won't stick:

Stone Cold was paying attention to that moment as well. Channeling Good Ol' J.R., Austin provided a possible call for Kane's attack:

As silly as the angle with The Bunny has been, it would certainly be more entertaining if Ross was sitting at the announce desk. Instead, we'll have to settle for Austin's homage to him and Ross' own comments via social media.