10 Worst WWE Posters Of All Time

1. Fully Loaded 2000

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Whilst Fully Loaded 2000's poster isn't the most inspired, it does its job. There's an assortment of relevant images haphazardly slapped on the canvas - a pair of dice, Steve Austin's disembodied head (despite him not being on the show), the logo - nothing offensively terrible or terribly offensive.

So what's the problem?

It's the tagline. 'Crap shoot' might make perfect sense given the gambling connotations, but in a wrestling context, it's not a fantastic advert. Besides which, the Brawl for All had taken place two years ago. Poorly conceived.

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