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“I’ll Take Things That Never Happened for $1200”: NBA Fans Call Cap on Stephen Curry’s “Ridiculous” Workout Routine Making a Player Throw Up

Published 12/01/2022, 11:06 PM EST

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It has been a while since a story came up where someone’s workout regimen would make a professional athlete throw up. Well, that seems to be the case for Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry. However, the latest reports about his workout routine have left the NBA fanbase split in two. 

There is no doubt that by the time Stephen Curry retires, he will go down as arguably the best shooter in NBA history. But clearly, to be the best, Curry must’ve put in days and nights of intense workouts to reach the level he is at right now.

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Stephen Curry setting workout standards

The league has always taken Kobe Bryant’s example when it came to his work ethic. The amount of time he put into working out in the gym and the weight room. But looks like Stephen Curry may not be too far behind.

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According to reports, Stephen Curry’s workout routine is so intense and hard that it made another anonymous NBA player reportedly throw up within a span of five minutes, and NBA fans can’t decide whether to believe it or call cap on that.

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One fan tweeted, “I’ll take things that never happened for $1200.” Clearly, some did not buy that Curry has that difficult of a workout. Whereas one fan commented, “Steph literally never stops moving so I’d imagine his cardio training would be ridiculous even for nba standards.”

Here are some more reactions from NBA Twitter:

While there were some fans who were not willing to believe it, some are not surprised either.

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How does Curry contribute on offense without the ball?

The amount of running Curry does on offense, that too without the ball, is possibly something to keep an eye on. He is somewhat of a paradox in the point guard position. Usually, the point guard requires the ball in his hands to generate offense for himself and run the team’s offense as well.

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But the level of shooting Curry possesses demands extra attention on defense from opposing teams. The minute a defender lags off him, his Golden State Warriors teammates find him on the floor and then he usually does what he does best. 

Now, whether the reports about his workout may be true or not, is for fans to decide. Do you believe the reports? Let us know in the comments section below. 

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Abhishek Dhariwal

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Abhishek Dhariwal is an NBA writer for EssentiallySports. He earned his bachelor's degree in English Honors from St. Xavier's College and his master's degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from AAFT School of Mass Communication and Journalism.
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