In the final of the Paris Olympics, Stephen Curry killed the game with four consecutive three-pointers in the last 2 minutes and 47 seconds. In his first Olympic trip, Curry won the first Olympic gold medal in his career.

How explosive was Curry's performance in the final moments? 2 minutes and 47 seconds before the end of the game, the French team narrowed the gap to 3 points. In the key attack, Curry received a pass from James and hit a three-pointer. The French team adopted close defense, and Curry used the pass to distract attention, and then hit two consecutive step-back three-pointers.

35 seconds before the end of the game, Curry threw the ball towards two defensive players, and Curry made a "good night" gesture when the ball entered the net. The US team led by 9 points, and Curry's 4 consecutive three-pointers were like a silencer, which completely convinced the audience and also detonated the US team's bench.

It is worth mentioning that Curry made all 4 three-pointers at the critical moment. He made 8 of 12 three-pointers in the whole game, contributed 24 points, 5 assists and 2 steals, and the plus-minus value of +20 was the highest in the game!

Interestingly, Curry missed all three of his three-point shots in the finals. Starting from the second quarter, Curry made 8 of 9 three-pointers!

Curry didn't seem to feel good in the group stage. But in the semifinals and finals, Curry proved his superb outside shooting ability. In the semifinals against Serbia, Curry made 9 of 14 three-pointers; in tonight's final, he made 8 of 12. Data shows that Curry made 17 of 26 three-pointers in the last two games of the Paris Olympics, with an outside shooting rate of 65.4%.

Curry achieved a Grand Slam. In 2014, he won the Men's Basketball World Cup with the US team, and won the Olympic gold medal in Paris this year. In addition, Curry also won the NBA championship in 2015, 2017, 2018 and 2022.