Stephen Curry transformed a shooting exhibition in China into a living timeline of his revolutionary career, connecting the dots from his first NBA three-pointer to the shot that made him the league’s all-time leader and beyond.
Curry retraces history one shot at a time
The Golden State Warriors superstar participated in a challenge where each designated spot on the floor represented a specific milestone. The progression began with his very first three-pointer in the NBA and moved chronologically through the moments that reshaped modern basketball.
Iconic moments revisited
Among the stations was the unforgettable 2016 “Double Bang”—the game-winning, overtime-forcing three against the Oklahoma City Thunder that became an instant classic. Another stop marked career three-pointer No. 2,974, the shot that passed Ray Allen and crowned Curry the NBA’s all-time three-point king. The challenge continued all the way to his 4,000th career three, a barrier no other player has approached.
An unexpected finish
After a journey built entirely around the three-point line, Curry provided a final twist. He concluded the challenge not with another long-range bomb, but with a dunk—a reminder that the greatest shooter of all time still possesses the athleticism that first put him on the map.
