Stephen Curry, Whose Playoffs Blunder Could Have Resulted in Misery for Warriors, Once Came Clean About The Effects of Severe Insecurities

The first-round matchup between the Golden State Warriors and the Sacramento Kings is heating up and the spotlight is on Stephen Curry. The 2022 Finals MVP is leading his team from the front, even at the age of 35. Despite the series being all square now, Curry’s recent blunder could have tipped the scales toward the Kings. Interestingly, the four-time NBA champion had once addressed his insecurities on the hardwood.

The Warriors superstar was the GQ cover star for the month of February 2022. During the interview with GQ, Steph revealed his experience with ‘insecurity’, while also revealing his source of drive.

Stephen Curry once opened up about his insecurities

NBA superstars are some of the most famous personalities in the world. However, they are human beings as well. It is perfectly natural for them to have feelings of insecurity and self-doubt.

During the GQ interview, Steph Curry touched upon this subject. He revealed that high expectations often bring in feelings of insecurity. However, the four-time NBA champion uses his insecurities to motivate himself.

Curry said, “There’s a level of insecurity that comes with my personal experience of how I get ready for a season. I understand where the bar is at and I’ve got to keep raising it. So that level of insecurity drives me, because it’s three months where you’re thinking about how do you get better?”

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The Dubs star made it abundantly clear that he doesn’t care about how he feels, but how he reacts to the feeling. For instance, Curry didn’t give up after almost hurling the Warriors into an unsurmountable 3-1 deficit during their recent matchup with the Kings. In fact, Curry called a timeout when there wasn’t any left. But he didn’t let this embarrassing incident overpower him, as the two-time MVP gears up to lead the defending champions to promised land.

Curry leading from the front against the Sacramento Kings

Injury crisis or not, Steph Curry is up and about his business. Although he made a blunder in game 1 against the Kings, the Baby-Faced Assassin has hit the ground running in the 2023 NBA playoffs.

In 4 games against the Kings, Curry is averaging 31.5 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 3.8 assists. The series is tied at 2-2 and the all-important game 5 takes place on the 27th of April at the Golden 1 Center, the Sacramento Kings’ home court.

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