“The biggest ‘f**k you’ to everybody”: Draymond Green Reveals the 4th Title’s Meaning for Stephen Curry and the Warriors

Prior to the start of the 2021-2022 campaign, the Golden State Warriors weren’t one of the contenders to win the 2022 NBA title. Stephen Curry did issue a warning after the conclusion of the 2020-2021 season, however, no analyst or basketball enthusiast took the San Francisco-based franchise seriously.

Much to everyone’s surprise, Draymond Green and co. finished the regular season with the 3^rd best record in the West. Further, having defeated the Denver Nuggets, the Memphis Grizzlies, and the Dallas Mavericks, Steve Kerr’s boys made their 6^th finals appearance since 2015.

Combing back from a 1-2 deficit, thanks to Curry’s heroics in the Warriors-Celtics series, Golden State lifted the 2022 Larry O’Brien Trophy.

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“’F**k you’ to everybody”: Draymond Green

Back in 2017-2019, with the All-Star lineup of Curry, Green, Klay, and KD, a few championships were expected of them.

However, ever since Kevin Durant departed from the Bay Area, haters stopped thinking of the Warriors as a threat to the powerhouses. Of course, the Warriors did finish among the bottom-most teams in the following years.

Thus, proving the naysayers wrong gave the Golden State Warriors a sense of satisfaction.

Talking about what message winning a 4^th title sent out to all the haters, Dray had an NSFW remark for the doubters: “F**k you.”

The former Defensive Player of the Year told Taylor Rooks in an interview:

“The fourth one was like the biggest f**k you. I’m not even sure if I can curse but that’s- I have no better way of explaining it. That was ‘F**k you’ to everybody.”

“The fourth one was the biggest f–k you. … to everybody.”

Draymond’s fourth championship with the Warriors was the sweetest 🏆

(via @TaylorRooks) pic.twitter.com/3JUEgF674e

— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) January 19, 2023

Can Stephen Curry & the GSW win the 2023 NBA title?

After beating all the odds to lift the 2022 championship, the Warriors were expected to be among the powerhouses entering the 2022-2023 season.

Much to everyone’s surprise, GSW is far from being the contenders that everyone thought of them to be. Struggling to be a .500 team, Steve Kerr’s boys are placed 7th in the West.

In the absence of Chef Curry, they have a 30-30 record, sitting merely 1.5 games ahead of the 11th-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder.

At the moment, the Warriors are competing to clinch a playoff spot. Winning a 5th title in 9 years might be a far-fetched thought for the Dub Nation.

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