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The Rock Is All About Terry Crews Voicing Overwatch's Doomfist
While we don't have any idea when or who the next Overwatch hero will be, there has been massive fervor around rumors that Terry Crews is the voice of the enigmatic (and probably tanky) Doomfist.
It all started when Terry Crews visited the Blizzard campus, getting the Twitter rumor mill going.
At this point, I'd probably be more surprised if Crews didn't end up voicing the iconic (and as of yet unannounced) hero. The hype train received even more fuel today when Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson threw in his support for a Crews/Doomfist combo.
Who wants to hear me do the voice of Doomfist for real?? https://t.co/l4aszRrDYE
— terrycrews (@terrycrews) January 4, 2017
Co-sign. Known TC for years and this man's voice even has bad assery muscles. Fans would luv it. #Doomfist https://t.co/d2Kni3MJbn
— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) January 5, 2017
This is all just rumors and speculation at this point, but if I had to bet a loot crate on it, I'm guessing we're going to see a Terry Crews Doomfist in the near future.
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