Curry talks about tiebreaker seven: It will inspire you to the best form. Nothing is better than the G7 ending the series with his own hands

Warriors lost to the Rockets 107-115 today, and were dragged into the 7th in the series. After the game, Curry accepted an interview. Xiaoba compiled some of his interview content, as follows:

Reporter: Steph, you and Draymond (Chasing Dreams) played five tiebreak games, and Jimmy (Butler) played four games. What do you think this experience in the seventh game plays a role in actual combat? What is its greatest help to you?

StephenCurry: It's a belief that we can do it no matter how the game looks. We need to stay calm. We need to learn to manage our emotions over the next 48 hours. Similarly - don't panic, but have a sense of urgency, make adjustments that should be made, and be prepared to face the away environment. I remember we won the ball in that stadium before and we knew the audience would be excited. The game start is very important, but it is a 48-minute game, so you have to stick to it. Fight with aggressiveness, pay attention to details, and be prepared for "this is a tug-of-war". You have to accept it, enjoy it, and compete with a killer mentality, and everyone has to have this mentality.

Reporter: Steph, you just said that this is a tug-of-war, and this is obviously indeed a tug-of-war. One background is that your team is older and now you still have to fly around, fight one game, fly another, and run back and forth like this. Is this a burden to you? Is it more difficult now than a few years ago?

StephenCurry: This is a different challenge. But winning is always difficult, never make mistakes. It’s not just because of age – it’s hard to win for everyone, and it’s even harder to keep winning. You have to face various challenges - such as an opponent trying to disrupt your rhythm, your habits, and your cooperation. You are still facing a very strong team. So if you want to win on the highest level, you have to accept the reality of "difficulty" - whether it is a physical challenge at this stage of your career or because the opponent is a very strong team. We have experienced many challenges throughout the season, and there are enough of them.

Reporter: Steph, what is the difference between the seventh and the first six games? Although every game is very intense, what is the difference in Game 7? Another related question is, do you remember the seventh game you played in Sacramento two years ago?

StephenCurry: After all, it is the difference between tension and adrenaline. You know the meaning of this game. If you don't perform well today or can't find a way to win - then you're going home. But if you can do it, that feeling is exciting. This will inspire you to the best of form and nothing feels better than ending a series in Game 7. There is still one more game we can watch tomorrow, and then Sunday is our turn. This is what this alliance is about. This is an opportunity to stand up at a critical moment and an opportunity to move forward. So actually you don’t need to do anything special, but you have to learn to embrace that tension.

Reporter: Do you have any special memories?

StephenCurry: It was a great game. Hopefully I can do it again.