Stephen Curry, Who Once Desired to “Torture” Charles Barkley, Belittles Him on Live TV

Sensational sharpshooter Stephen Curry has stepped up war of words against the master of words himself, Charles Barkley. While Curry continues to dazzle on the NBA hardwood, retired Barkley plays a revered game analyst.

The clash of the two NBA stars has unleashed a fiery beef, with Curry daring to belittle the indomitable Barkley on live television. Such jaw-dropping moments are few and far between, reserved only for the most audacious analysts dissecting the playing styles of today’s NBA superstars and teams.

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It’s not a secret that Barkley is not a fan of Curry’s team. It goes back to time when he had some very rough comments criticizing the Golden State Warriors‘ gameplan. He has spent a good three years doing that.

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Curry had not forgotten those comments and went on to say to a media outlet about what role he saw Barkley play on the golf court for him.

And he didn’t lose a chance to discuss him once again recently as well.

Curry and other NBA personalities were recently in a conversation with Through the Wire. In a segment, the host put forth the question, “… ya’ll tell me who would win in a round of golf? We got one of the GOATs Michael Jordan versus Charles Barkley. Who’s winning the round of golf?”

Curry did put a bit of thought into the answer before saying, “That’s gotta be Mike.”

Stephen Curry previous plan for Charles

Stephen has earlier revealed that he wants to torture Charles by making him his caddy for four hours. He also had special plans for what would be the contents of the golf bag that he’d make Charles carry  – pre-round bricks.

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Talk show hosts have forever been digging into the beef that NBA and other sports personalities may or may not have with each other. But the aspect of NBA legends gaming off on a gold court is highly interesting.