 'That affirmation that what he was was enough… Every time I watched the film, it puts a lump in my throat. 'The other piece is, just being a Warriors fan, is watching his injuries. Watching him roll his ankle and keep coming down on it. Something about seeing that now, having proof of what he was capable of, it takes me back to those times where we didn't know how it was going to break. 'We didn't know if we were looking at a player whose career was going to be cut short by injury, or if he was ever going to figure it out through luck or sports medicine, if he was ever going to get a chance to get off the runway. 'So, I think about how it could have broken the other way, and){kind=link}
NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
Basketball fans have been given an intimate look into Stephen Curry’s journey from his early playing career to dominating the NBA, in his new documentary, Underrated.
The special, which is available to stream on Apple TV+ now, offered a glimpse into a side of the 35-year-old that very few have access to – including footage of the athlete studying for his degree, training and enjoying some rare downtime with his wife, Ayesha, and their children.
Although the dad-of-three has truly cemented his status as one of the greatest players of all time, thanks to his efforts at the Golden State Warriors, the program also shed light on some of his lowest moments, including some of his toughest injuries.
Ryan Coogler, who served as producer on Underrated, spoke to Metro.co.uk about the scenes, admitting that he still gets emotional watching some moments back.