Stephen Curry admires LeBron James’ ability to keep up with the times despite his age: ‘I never imagined I was almost 40 and kept up with the times’

Without a doubt, the two players who have set the standard for the NBA over the past decade are Stephen Curry and LeBron James. The pair have met four times in finals, so a friendly rivalry between the two stars was born.

However, despite this competition, a lot of respect between the two Recently, in an interview on the Gilbert Arenas Podcast, the Golden State Warriors player commented on one of the qualities he admires in “The King” James, which is longevity and the ability to stay on trend despite the passage of time.

“I never imagined that I was in my 40s and could hold on. In that sense, I admire LeBron James for being persistent and effective today”

commented the Warriors base.

Curry entered the NBA in 2009 and has played in a Warriors jersey for 14 seasons since then. There are currently three years left on his contract, and now he just wants to fulfill the contract, when he will decide whether to continue playing or retire at the age of 38.

“I’m not going to put too many clauses in the contract now, I just know it will give me 38 years and 17 years in the league. But who knows what my body will look like or feel like in that moment? I have three years left on my contract, at least including this year, and then I’ll work it out from there,” Stephen analyzed.

Curry, on the other hand, confirmed that, in a way, he already feels very lucky to be part of a legendary team like the Golden State Warriors, which has won four NBA championships over the past 10 years. Championship ring.

“I’ve been lucky enough to be a part of this legend, to play for a team and to be part of a legend that has accomplished this feat, and I hope it doesn’t matter how many years I play.”shutting down the Golden State Warriors star.

In addition to four NBA championship rings, Curry also won individual awards such as the MVP of the 2015 and 2016 seasons, nine All-Star Games, and recently became the most three-pointers in NBA history with 3,385 three-pointers player of.

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