14 three-pointers in 30 seconds! Curry defeated James fans: Donated $100,000 with a smile

In an event, the video of Warriors star Curry hitting 14 three-pointers in just 30 seconds was exposed, beating James fans and donating a $100,000 bonus to the charity foundation; in addition, Curry posted a group photo of attending the charity party today, and he deserved to be a high-quality idol in the minds of countless fans.

In a previous event, Curry competed with a high school boy for three points. The pre-match host asked the boy: Do you prefer LeBron James or Stephen Curry? The boy replied: LeBron.

Curry said bluntly: So you are a LeBron fan; the host spoke: Oh my god, you shouldn't anger him before the game. After the game started, Curry showed the super-tale style of the three-pointer in history - a 30-second countdown, Curry made a total of 18 goals and made 14 three-pointers, which caused the fans to scream and cheer, and Curry himself celebrated passionately. Then the boy got a 1-minute challenge time and hit 9 three-pointers in 60 seconds. Curry won the game and donated a $100,000 bonus to the "Eat, Learn, Play" Foundation he founded.

It is worth mentioning that this three-point PK match was filmed during this year's All-Star Weekend.

Today Curry updated his social media and posted a photo of himself participating in a charity event with his beloved wife Ayesha. The caption reads: We are extremely grateful to the entire @eatlearnplay team and all the donors, partners and supporters who have supported us since 2019. From the response to the early stages of the pandemic to the fact that we are now focusing on enhancing the development of the next generation of Auckland students, all this is a testament to the strength of our community and shows that we still have a lot of work to do to ensure that every child has the opportunity to thrive. Thank you for inviting us to the inaugural #TIME100 Philanthropy Impact event. We need to listen to the efforts and contributions made by countless amazing people locally and globally!

Curry and Butler led the Warriors to the playoffs through the playoffs this season, and eliminated the Rockets in the first round of the Black Seven. However, Curry accidentally broke his hamstring in the first game of the series in the Western Conference semi-finals. He missed four consecutive games due to injury. The Warriors lost four games in a row, and the total score was eliminated by the Timberwolves 1-4.

This season, 37-year-old Curry played 70 regular season games, averaging 22.6 points, 5.3 rebounds, 5.1 assists and 1 steal per game, and was selected for the All-A-Second Team for the 11th time in his career, setting a new record in the Warriors' history.