Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry has offered a candid reflection on his game-winning three-pointer against France in the Olympic gold medal game.
The sharpshooter admitted to experiencing a tunnel vision-like focus at the moment, completely disregarding the defensive pressure.
As Tweeted by ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints), Curry stated,
“Every shot you take, you think it’s going in… At the end of the day, all I saw was the rim. I didn’t see who was in front of me… That impressed me. I impressed myself on that one too, for sure.”
The revelation underscores Curry’s supreme confidence and ability to block out distractions in high-pressure situations.
Steph Curry’s Legendary Performance
Steph Curry’s performance in the gold medal game against France was nothing short of legendary. With the game hanging in the balance, Curry took over in the final minutes, scoring 19 points in the last three minutes of the fourth quarter. His barrage of three-pointers, including the game-sealing shot, left fans and analysts in awe.
Curry’s ability to remain calm under pressure and deliver when it matters most is a testament to his skill and mental toughness. His final three-pointer, which he described in the tweet, was a high-arcing shot over the towering French center Victor Wembanyama. This shot not only secured the victory for Team USA but also cemented Curry’s status as a clutch performer.
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