Stephen Amell Weighs In On An ARROW/SUPERGIRL Crossover; "I Think That It’s Highly Likely"
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles star Stephen Amell talks here about Supergirl joining The CW-verse, weighing in on the possibility of a crossover and an eventual return to the WWE as a wrestler...
We recently learned that season two of Supergirl will air on The CW, a move which obviously opens the door to the Girl of Steel spending some time with Green Arrow, The Flash, and the Legends of Tomorrow. Talking to Loaded recently about the possibility of Oliver Queen meeting Kara Danvers, he replied: "Do bears you-know-what in the woods? I think that it’s highly likely that if you have four DC superhero properties on one network, that is an opportunity that may not exist again and certainly hasn’t ever existed in the history of television. I would expect that we would do something."
Talk then turned to Amell's brief stint in the WWE last year which saw him step into the ring for SummerSlam in a match where he really impressed fans with his physicallity. However, is there a chance that he'll return to the squared circle any time soon? "I love the WWE so much and I was so honoured to take part in SummerSlam. I would love to go back and do WWE stuff. I think some of the chances I took, when I dove off the top rope, I didn’t tell anyone from Warner Bros or Paramount that I was doing that! So if I went back they would probably want some assurances that I’d refuse to give them so we’ll see. I may have to be done with both Turtles and Arrow before I step back in the ring." More from Amell can be found in the video above, but what would you like to see first; an Arrow/Supergirl crossover or his return to the WWE? Let us know your thoughts below.
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