Stephen Curry Net Worth: Could the NBA player be 'new GOAT'?
Stephen Curry is one of the top players in the NBA. As the face of the dynasty, he persisted with a large number of records and accolades. The latest historical performance of Curry came out in Game 7 which was against the Sacramento Kings, last Sunday. The scenario of the game was very interesting and it was definitely a "win-or-go-home!" Steph Curry is undoubtedly one of the greatest point guards of all time.
Curry has been playing for Team USA’s senior national squad since 2010. Keep reading to know more about the NBA star's net worth and whether he could be the “NEW GOAT”?
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Stephen Curry's Net Worth
Stephen Curry, popularly known as “Steph," holds the title of “Golden State Warriors point guard.” Stephen Curry's net worth is estimated to be $160 million, which includes the earnings from his NBA career. He ranked 11th in Forbes' list of the World's highest-paid athletes of 2021.
Curry bagged a salary of $50 million and runs a business on top of being an investor. As one of the finest shooters in NBA history, Curry maintains his consistency in the game.
'He gotta be the new GOAT'
Internet emerged with debate on who is going to be the next “GOAT”, which stands for “Greatest Of All Time." During a debate on the next potential NBA GOAT, chairpersons were about to choose LeBron James. However, both, Stephen Curry and LeBron James are two of the greatest players in the NBA, so it is unclear as of yet who will bag the GOAT title.
While Curry made his way clear through the ranks, James entered himself as an NBA star. The bar for James was set high because nobody would have thought Kareem Abdul Jabbar’s scoring record would be broken, but James did it anyway.
According to Green, Steph will be the next GOAT, so he stated that “He gotta be the new GOAT”, but it was surprising, considering the fact that a few months ago, his opinion on the same was different. Last December, he listed Curry as the fourth-best player of that time. But now, without any confusion or debate, he says Curry is the “GOAT."