Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins has recently shared what he leaned from his teammate and one of the common names in the all-time greatest conversation in Stephen Curry.
Stephen Curry is often described as one of the greatest basketball players of all time and is particularly lauded as the unanimous best shooter of all time – anyone who has ever shared a court with him testifies about his incredible talent.
His Warriors teammate Andrew Wiggins has become the latest to vouch for his talent as he spoke about the things he learnt from Curry.
When asked on the NBA VC Show about the number one thing that he learned about shooting from one of the greatest shooters of all time in Stephen Curry, Wiggins promptly answered that it is his hard work, his discipline, and dedication that makes Curry the shooter that he is.
What did Wiggins say about his teammate?
The Canadian international was quick to answer that even off the basketball court and when the cameras are off, Curry continues shooting.
It is his practice behind his art that makes him stand apart from the rest of the all-time greats for shooting the ball. Wiggins rounded up his answer by describing Curry as a “God gifted talent”.
Stephen Curry’s shooting statistics speak for themselves, as the American basketball superstar–despite his four NBA Championship rings and two regular season MVPs – is widely regarded as one of the best players to ever step foot on a basketball court mostly for his shooting ability.
It is no surprise that Curry’s shooting technique is a product of his incredible hard work, his dedication and determination in his game that has helped him perfect his art as one of the greatest ever.
Wiggins – being a teammate and a close companion to Curry both on and off the court – knows all about Curry’s hard work that goes on behind the scenes – and it was not a huge surprise when he spilled the beans on Curry and his “God given talent.”
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