'Arrow' Star Colton Haynes Geeks Out At The Miami Open: Meets Novak Djokovic
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The last two weeks of the CW's hit show "Arrow" has been intense and suspenseful to say the least but Colton Haynes is still managing to spend some time away from the suspense by enjoying the Miami Open.
Just a few days go Haynes met his favorite tennis player Novak Djokovic and learned that Djokovic is actually a fan of "Arrow." Haynes' reaction? "My favorite player @djokernole watches my show. I'm #GeekinOut haha! Such a cool guy." It looks like both stars of their respective crafts have the appreciation for their craft in common. While at the Miami Open, Haynes also cheered on U.S. women's tennis player, Serena Williams, as he shared a shot of the bright and sunny stadium where her match was taking place. Fans may be wondering where Haynes co-star and best friend Emily Bett Rickards was during it all, as the two often seem inseparable.
The CW has managed to create a slew of successful shows with heavy fan followings. "Arrow" is one of the shows and as of last week Haynes' role got a little more interesting after he tries to save Oliver (Stephen Amell).
Haynes character Roy, shocked fans by taking the fall for being the hooded vigilante that is, the Green Arrow. The revelation came after Oliver turned himself in as the "Arrow," a title that is in fact, rightfully his.
However, Oliver's team of which Roy is a part of, would not let him take the fall for the actions of Ra's Al Ghul and thus brings fans Roy's confession. This confession could possibly be a game changer for Oliver in a few ways.
Either he is free and assumes the role as Ra's Al Ghul or, he uses his freedom to right the wrongs and prove that he is the rightful savior of Starling city.
Fans who want to find out what path Oliver takes will have to tune in when 'Arrow' returns on Wednesday, April 15 at 8PM EST.