Curry has won four championships, been named NBA MVP twice, and will soon be in an NBC sitcom, but the best player for the Golden State Warriors has always felt like he had something to prove. (Just look at the hole-in-one he made on July 17 to win the American Century Celebrity Golf Tournament.)

How the 35-year-old went from being a small college player to becoming one of the most famous athletes in the world is the subject of Stephen Curry: Underrated, it’s now showing in some theaters and you can watch it on Apple TV+.

 

 

 

 

“The underrated mindset has always been a part of who I am,” Curry told E! News in a special interview. “This documentary tells us why and shows how that mindset was developed.”

Early on, his family, including his father, former NBA player Dell Curry, taught him how to think like a champion. Curry himself said that he was given “the ability to have the space to commit myself to my passion.”