Fans were worried about Steph Curry after a photo of the star’s frightening experience surfaced online this week.

The Golden State Warriors point guard helped Team USA snatch a 92-88 win over Germany in a friendly fixture played in London, England, on Monday. He scored 13 points, going 5-for-13 from the field, adding three rebounds and two assists in 25 minutes.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James led the American contingent in scoring with a 20-point performance, adding six rebounds and four assists.

A photo showing Steph’s leg bleeding through his sleeve surfaced online after the game, causing fans some concern.

Fans Had Plenty To Say about Steph Curry’s Mystery Injury

There have been no updates regarding what caused Steph Curry’s injury, but it doesn’t appear very serious, given that he was able to finish the game, although he was not quite himself. It’s very likely he suffered a cut somewhere on his lower body.

Still, NBA fans were worried after coming across the image on social media.

“how tf this even happen,” one raged.

“I hope he is ok?🥹,” said another.

“WHO HURT MY GOAT,” another demanded to know.

“Oops!! No wonder he was not in his element,” someone observed.

“Oh damn hope it’s nothing too serious,” one comment read.

Steph and Team USA will tip their Olympic campaign off in a game against Serbia this Sunday, with the games opening on Friday night. He will hope to add an Olympic gold medal to his already impressive CV.

The fight goes on

Stephen Curry, born on March 14, 1988, in Akron, Ohio, is widely regarded as one of the greatest shooters and point guards in NBA history. His career trajectory is a testament to perseverance, skill development, and the transformative impact he has had on modern basketball.

Curry’s journey to NBA stardom began at Davidson College, where he captivated the nation during the 2008-2009 season. As a junior, he led the Davidson Wildcats on a remarkable NCAA tournament run, showcasing his sharpshooting ability and clutch performances. His deep three-pointers and fearless play caught the attention of NBA scouts, despite concerns about his size and athleticism.

Selected by the Golden State Warriors as the 7th overall pick in the 2009 NBA Draft, Curry quickly silenced doubters and emerged as a rising star. His early years in the NBA were marked by ankle injuries that threatened to derail his career. However, Curry’s determination and work ethic fueled his recovery and eventual rise to superstardom.

By the 2012-2013 season, Curry established himself as one of the league’s premier shooters, breaking the record for most three-pointers made in a single season. His scoring ability, combined with his exceptional ball-handling and playmaking skills, revolutionized the point guard position.

Curry’s impact reached new heights during the 2014-2015 season when he led the Warriors to their first NBA championship in 40 years. Named the NBA Most Valuable Player (MVP), Curry shattered records with his prolific three-point shooting and electrifying style of play. He became the face of the Warriors’ dynasty, leading the team to three NBA championships in four years (2015, 2017, 2018).

Beyond his individual accolades, which include multiple NBA All-Star selections and All-NBA Team honors, Curry’s influence extends beyond the court. He popularized the concept of “small ball” and transformed the NBA into a three-point shooting league, inspiring a new generation of players to emulate his shooting prowess.

Curry’s impact goes beyond statistics; he embodies humility, sportsmanship, and a commitment to community service. Off the court, he has been a vocal advocate for social justice initiatives and charitable causes, using his platform to effect positive change.

As Curry continues to defy expectations and redefine the game, his legacy as a generational talent and cultural icon in the NBA is firmly cemented. With his unparalleled shooting ability, leadership qualities, and unwavering dedication, Stephen Curry remains a beloved figure whose influence on basketball will be felt for years to come.