In 2020, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry announced his standalone brand with Under Armour, which is called the Curry Brand. Notably, the 4-time NBA champion is with the $3.46 billion worth company since 2013 and they have released plenty of signature shoes. Last season, Curry’s brother Seth garnered plenty of attention with one particular pair of shoes. Recently, he revealed the real truth behind the design of those shoes.
Notably, Seth Curry has been moving a lot in the NBA, unlike his brother; last season, he played for the Brooklyn Nets, when he introduced those signature shoes to the world, which became a fan favorite.
Seth Curry pays tribute to Boxing legend Muhammad Ali
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Earlier, an Instagram account named ‘curry.kicks’ posted a picture of those unique sneakers. Later, Seth Curry commented on that post to reveal the whole story. Speaking about the inspiration behind the design, the younger Curry said, “Ali. a butterfly and a bee.”
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On his Instagram story, Seth posted a picture of the sneakers and included a quote from Muhammad Ali: “Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.” It’s worth noting that this was one of Ali’s most powerful statements.
Ali sadly passed away in 2016; however, his legacy will probably remain forever, as many athletes around the follow the legendary figure. Seth is the latest to pay homage to the great man after collaborating with his brother’s Curry Brand.
Dell Curry wanted Seth to join forces with brother Stephen Curry
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Dell Curry, the legendary basketball player and the father of Steph and Seth, previously talked about playing golf and bonding together as a family. Recently, the former Hornets guard talked about the possibility of Seth joining his brother Steph in the Warriors line-up.
Speaking about it, he said, “It’s always a possibility… Seth has always been a guy that wants to make his own way, write his own story, create his own narrative.” Even Seth talked about competing against the best.
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However, the younger Curry will return to the Dallas Mavericks in the upcoming season for the third time in his career, as he will play alongside Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving to compete against his brother and the Warriors in the Western Conference.
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