Brooklyn Nine Nine star Terry Crews recently took a tour of Blizzard Entertainment, leading many fans to speculate on his potential appearance in the multiplayer shooter.
The actor’s sudden visit to the studio was preceded by a post in a Reddit thread last month. Crews said he would “LOVE TO PLAY DOOMFIST” in Overwatch.
Doomfist is a hero many fans have been waiting for in Overwatch, and Crews seems awfully excited to get in on the action.
Players of the shooter are pretty hyped as well, with the verified thread gaining 1222 comments at the time of writing.
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Neither Terry Crews nor Blizzard are yet to confirm the casting of Doomfist in Overwatch, but the two meeting all of a sudden seems like more than a coincidence.
We’d love to see Crews lend his voice and personality to Overwatch, adding a bit of extra star power to the already fantastic shooter.
Crews is well known for his roles in Brooklyn Nine Nine, White Chicks and Everybody Hates Chris.
The question is, would he go a thousand miles to play Doomfist?
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