Stephen Curry recently visited the Philippines for his Under Armour tour. Apparently, that tour showed an interesting and adorable side of the defending NBA MVP — getting scored on by a 7-year-old boy and dancing.
Curry, after doing some drill on dribbling skills, scrimmaged with the participants at the Mall of Asia Arena in Manila, SB Nation reported. Afterwards, he played a one-on-one game with a Filipino kid, and the boy scored.
Of course, we all know he could have blocked him but letting the little guy shoot and score was just so adorable, don't you think? The boy reportedly received praises from the NBA star.
"He's on his way," Curry reportedly said. "Seven years old, I can't do that at seven."
The Golden State Warriors star visited the Asian country on Sept. 5, and it was only for a day. Despite that, he made the experience worthwhile by sharing the other skill he learned from his daughter, Riley.
The NBA superstar attempted to copy Riley's "Nae Nae" moves, Time learned. Here's a video posted by abbyencela, a Thomasian basketball player, of Curry giving his Filipino fans a sample.
Chef Curry doing the naenae! @stephencurry30 @underarmourph #UARoadShowManila #StephenCurry #DubsNation #GSW A video posted by Abigail Encela (@abbyencela) on Sep 5, 2015 at 7:56am PDT
On a serious tone, Curry said that passion and determination would lead to success, not just in basketball but in anything. According to Business World Online, he cited the victory of his team in the recent NBA season as example.
He added that preparation also played a big role on his recent achievements. He said that relying on his abilities on every situation he faced at the game as something to do with the amount of time he spent practicing.
Curry, during the 2014-2015 season, reportedly had a 23.8-average point, with 4.3 rebounds and 7.7 assist.
Watch the video of Curry versus the 7-year-old boy here.
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