Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry has been making the rounds off late. The 33-year-old has taken the league by storm this year, constantly putting in match-winning performances. Recently, he even broke the record for the most 3-pointers scored in the league. There is no question that Curry has emerged as one of the game’s best-ever shooters, as he admitted himself after breaking the record.

Undoubtedly, his friends and family will be extremely proud.

In Golden State’s recent win over the New York Knicks, Curry broke the prestigious record. Over the years, he has evolved into a brilliant player, and his family has been there throughout to see his rise. His father, in particular, Dell Curry has been instrumental in Curry’s growth.

However, Dell has recently come under the spotlight, for a peculiar fashion decision of his. In the aftermath of this, fans have mocked the former player on social media.

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NBA fans troll Stephen Curry’ father for the fashion statement

While attending his son’s historic game, Dell watched as his son shattered records. However, the 57-year-old was judged for his peculiar choice of clothing. He was wearing a sweatshirt, along with pants and a belt. Surprisingly though, when Father Curry stood up to applaud, it was seen that he had tucked his sweatshirt in. The possible reason for that? Dell was wearing an expensive Gucci belt, which is perhaps why he wanted to flaunt it.

Although it was a unique fashion statement, NBA Twitter was having none of it. They hilariously called him out for wanting to show off his belt. Cracking some funny jokes, they commented about the Hornets legend. One fan commented, “Yeah, he’s definitely single and on the market lol.” Meanwhile, another user posted, “Dell Curry having a mid life crisis.” Here are the best reactions to Dell tucking his sweater in.

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