State of Origin streaker Wati Holmwood memes light up internet Tackling the world of streaking Whether it's because they are a proud naturalist or just a blatant attention seeker, there's no denying streaking is a phenomenon of the modern sporting world. Usain Bolt, eat your heart out. Already one of the most talked about Origin linebreaks of all time, Wati Holmwood's 90-metre nude dash during State of Origin III sparked a similarly speedy response from online jokers. But that didn't prevent social media having a field day with 33-year-old Wati Holmwood's 78th minute field intrusion, with Facebook pages in the streaker's honour appearing just minutes after the conclusion of the match. One such page, titled 'The Streaker, who made origin good', has gone on to gain more than 30,000 likes, while 'The origin streaker' has earned 18,000 likes. The pages have become a hotspot for the circulation of 'internet memes' relating to the streaker, or pictures of the incident accompanied by amusing or witty captions. One photoshops the streaker into the 100m men's final in the London Olympics, ahead of Usain Bolt. Holmwood's Nike shoes were a point of amusement for internet-goers the country over, with one meme superimposing Nike's 'Just do it' logo him. Holmwood is due to appear in Burwood Local Court on August 6. Total votes: 14701. Click for more photos Origin Streaker Memes Social media had a field day with 33 year old Wati Holmwood's 78th minute field intrusion, with Facebook pages in the streaker's honour appearing just minutes after the conclusion of the third State of Origin match. In only hours these pages have become a hotspot for the circulation of 'internet memes' relating to the streaker, or pictures of the incident accompanied by amusing or witty captions. Sporting streakers' long history laid bare The streaker who stole the stage - and potentially influenced the outcome of the match - in the closing stages of the State of Origin decider on Wednesday night will take his place on an infamous roll-call of dubious characters who have shed their dignity, clothes and the right to attend future sporting events.