Steph Curry’s iconic no-look celebration made an early debut at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Curry hit a long 3-pointer in the last seconds of Team USA’s 107-84 triumph over Serbia on Sunday, spinning around and began to celebrate before the ball went through the net.
Curry hit a long 3-pointer in the last seconds of Team USA’s 107-84 triumph over Serbia on Sunday, spinning around and began to celebrate before the ball went through the net.
Curry’s celebration with a 3-point shot still in flight is nothing new; the Warriors superstar is known for putting on spectacular no-look performances while firing from beyond the arc on a regular basis.Curry’s flare for the dramatics was on full show for the entire world to see, capping off Team USA’s first step toward Olympic gold.
Despite being one of the best basketball players of all time, Curry is making his first Olympic debut for Team USA, where the 36-year-old hopes to add a gold medal to his already impressive resume.
Curry concluded Sunday’s victory with 11 points on 4-of-8 shooting, including 3 of 7 from outside the 3-point line, including the last no-look dagger.
While Curry isn’t afraid to glance away with one of his long-distance shots in the air, you can bet the superstar point guard will never take his eyes off the ultimate reward of victory — this time, a chance at Olympic immortality.
