Cole: No one has the mentality of Curry. Everyone is giving up power in the Olympics, but he takes the initiative to ask for the ball.

Recently, Cole participated in the "Glue Guys Podcast" program and talked about Curry's performance at the Paris Olympics in 2024.

Battier: "What impressed me the most is that even in the most tense situation on the basketball court in my memory, Curry was still running chasing the ball. His realm was completely different. Maybe you would be a little used to seeing him play like this every day, but I don't think you wouldn't. When you see him performing like that on a stage like that, thinking about the winner and the effort he has put in for all this, you really can't help pinching yourself. Tell me what these two games and those moments mean to you and the entire team."

Cole: "First of all, I call him Stephen Mother f**ker-Curry, because you know, when you see him doing these things, the first reaction in your mind is: My God, no one has this mentality, there is really no one. Even in a team with many historical superstars, as you said, everyone is willing to give power for him, and he is actively chasing the ball - this is the most incredible mentality I have ever seen. "

" Michael also has a similar mentality, but his mentality seems to be more from the desire to defeat his opponent, like he wants to insert a knife into his opponent's body and then twist it. Stephen's mentality is more from the joy brought by the shooting itself, which also makes it so wonderful to watch him play. He It was like an artist on the court, loving what he did, the feeling of fluency, elegance and beauty, his incredible competitive desire and confidence in every shot, and he never cared about the consequences. "

" So, the game against Serbia was the most exciting basketball game I have ever participated in. We were lucky to win because we had to fight every round to have a chance. The players did it at the last moment, which was incredible. And the key to the game against France was Stephen - four three-pointers were finished in the last few minutes, and the scene was classic. It was really great to be involved and have such memories."