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Playing Catch-Up With The Injustice Battle Arena
The Injustice: Gods Among Us Battle Arena is currently in its fourth week with competitors Superman vs. Sinestro in Match 1 and Green Arrow vs. Hawkgirl in Match 2. Taking a look back at the past four weeks, some great heroes became winners, and some just barely lived to brave another day.
In the first week, Bane was matched up against Batman, and Wonder Woman stood against Harley Quinn. The results of this match proved obvious with Batman reigning over Bane and Wonder Woman pummeling the insane Harley Quinn. You can watch the fights unravel in the corresponding videos.
Week Two presented The Flash and Shazam in Match 1 and The Joker versus Lex Luthor in Match 2. Fans voted and the winners were revealed as Shazam and The Joker.
Last week, Match 1 consisted of Aquaman and Cyborg, while Match 2 had Green Lantern facing off to Solomon. Aquaman took his place in first against Cyborg, and Green Lantern did not disappoint with a win against Solomon.
This week, Superman and Sinestro are going head to head while Green Arrow takes his battle stance against Hawkgirl. Just a couple more weeks until quarter finals start on Mar. 11 with the semi-finals on March 25 and finals April 8.
To cast your vote in this weeks’ match-ups or make a statement about who you are siding with, head on over to the Injustice website.
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