“Little Shots”: 5YO Canon Curry Talks Trash to Dad Stephen While Watching Wildcats

This isn’t a new phenomenon that NBA superstar Stephen Curry‘s offspring has gone viral on social media. In the past, several videos of Steph’s daughter Riley Curry’s cute camera moments have had a huge fan following. And now, the Golden State Warriors superstar’s youngest son, Canon Curry, has become a revelation. Months after the glimpse of the 5-year-old son in the documentary, Underrated, he recently featured in his dad’s Instagram story, trash-talking to the 4x NBA Champion.

The Underrated documentary not only spoke about Steph’s journey from college basketball to the NBA but also as a parent. He stood as an example to his kids and completed his college credits, studying alongside his daughters. Meanwhile, the fans get a glimpse of the five-year-old Canon, who loitered around like a cheerful kid. In the recent IG story, he turned out, bullying his father.

Son Canon trash talks to Stephen Curry

Stephen Curry’s alma mater, Davidson College, began its season early, playing in the two-day Asheville tournament alongside three other teams. The team took on Maryland in the tournament opener on Friday, leading up to a close game. However, the Davidson came out in winning colors, taking home a close 64-61 win. Notably, Davidson’s freshman Bobby Durkin impressed the Warriors superstar with his game-winning bucket.

Durkin dropped a crucial 3-pointer to take a three-point lead and left 9 seconds in the clock. Curry recorded the bucket from his television and said, “Big shots for the wildcats.” 

Immediately, Canon interrupted his dad and said, “No little shots for the wild cats,” and Steph hilariously defended back, saying, “No, big shot.”

The entire father-son conversation gave out a wholesome basketball video for the fans online.

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Already one up in the tournament, Davidson will play the title game on Sunday.

Davidson’s role in Steph’s career

Davidson College from North Carolina found the hidden spark in the Baby-faced assassin. Steph credited his college coach, Bob McKillop, for bringing out the best in him. He played 104 games over three seasons and registered an average of 25.3 points. He also held the record for most three-pointers in 2007-08 season with 162 three-pointers. Curry’s collegiate basketball achievement doesn’t end here. During the 2008 Sweet Sixteen round, LeBron James witnessed the game from the crowd, cheering for Steph.

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