Steph Curry's signature no-look celebration made an early appearance at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
With Team USA leading Serbia 107-84 in the final seconds of the Americans' victory on Sunday, Curry uncorked a deep 3-pointer, turning around and beginning to celebrate well before the ball splashed through the net.
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Curry hitting his celebration with a 3-point attempt still in flight is nothing new, as the Warriors superstar notoriously puts on dazzling no-look displays while unloading from beyond the arc on a regular basis.
This time, Curry's flair for the dramatics was on display for the entire world to see, putting an emphatic finish on Team USA's first step toward Olympic gold.
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Despite being one of the greatest basketball players of all time, this is Curry's first appearance in the Olympics for Team USA, as the 36-year-old seeks a gold medal to bolster his already robust collection of accolades.
Curry finished Sunday's win with 11 points on 4-of-8 shooting, draining 3 of 7 attempts behind the 3-point line, including the final no-look dagger.
While Curry isn't shy about looking away with one of his long-distance shots in the air, you can guarantee that the superstar point guard will never take his eyes off the ultimate prize of winning -- this time, for a chance at Olympic immortality.
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