“Anthony Davis Shoots Steph Curry in GTA Roleplay”: Lakers Star Spotted Shooting a Lookalike of the Warriors Legend on Viral Video

Los Angeles Lakers’ star Anthony Davis was seen streaming a roleplay where he shoots Warriors’ star Stephen Curry in the head

The current day NBA has imposed a lot of restrictions on what and what not the players can do off the court. The pandemic has forced the league to implement all these restrictions for the safety of the players and all the staff involved.

This has suddenly forced the players to stay at home more than they usually used to. During these times, the players have started picking up new hobbies or giving more time to their current ones.

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The modern-day NBA players really like their gaming and quite a few are also associated with big-name esports teams. Players such as Paul George, LeBron James, Ben Simmons and all can be seen playing and stream their games regularly.

Anthony Davis spotted shooting Stephen Curry

Recently Anthony Davis was seen streaming what looks like GTA V Online. There he was playing online with his friends. There was a moment in the stream where AD and friends were seen abducting a person in a Warriors Stephen Curry jersey. They took the person to a hill, where Anthony Davis aimed at the person’s head and shot him. Then they were seen fleeing from the scene.

Only in GTA RP do you get to see Anthony Davis shoot Stephen Curry in the back of the head pic.twitter.com/gbAOVoDG9v

— Peter Sark (@petersark) May 6, 2021

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Could this hatred for Stephen Curry stem from the record SC30 holds over AD? In the 27 games they have played, Curry has won 25 of those games. In the regular season, Curry and his team are 18-1 against AD and his teams. Whereas in the playoffs, Curry takes a 7-1 lead yet again.

With a potential Warriors-Lakers play-in matchup not off the cards, is AD preparing for the same?