In a spectacular display of shooting prowess, Stephen Curry led Team USA to a gold medal victory against France in the Paris Olympics 2024. The French broadcasters were left mortified as Curry unleashed a barrage of three-pointers, leaving the opposition helpless.

The match was a thrilling battle, with France pushing the United States until the very end. However, Curry's cold-blooded shooting proved to be the difference-maker. He nailed eight three-pointers, including four crucial shots in the final 2:58 of the game.

As the French team desperately tried to steal the ball, they were repeatedly foiled by Curry's exceptional skill. The French announcers, in disbelief, exclaimed, "This devil named Curry is hurting us!" The intensity only grew as Curry delivered an incredible fadeaway jump shot while being double-teamed, extending the U.S. lead to 82-79.

The French announcers could only watch in despair as Curry continued to dominate the game. With each shot, their hope dwindled further. The desperation in their voices was evident as they cried out, "Beware, beware of Steph's shot! Oh noo... but nooooo!! but nooooo!! Steph Curry at the buzzer... how is this possible?!"

Team USA ultimately emerged victorious with a 98-87 win over France. Victor Wembanyama led the French team, but even his efforts were overshadowed by Curry's exceptional performance. The French announcers continued to sing Curry's praises, acknowledging his hot hand and referring to him as a maestro.

Curry's impact was undeniable, scoring a team-high 24 points for the United States. Most of his scoring came in the fourth quarter, as the other superstars on the team stepped back and allowed him to take over. This incredible performance came after Curry's impressive 36-point game against Serbia in the semifinals, where he helped his team overcome two 15-point deficits.

For the 36-year-old Curry, this Olympics success was a long-awaited opportunity. Having not been able to compete previously, he made sure to leave his mark in Paris. While it may be a one-and-done showing for Curry in the Olympics, his performance will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the greatest displays of shooting in the tournament's history.

As the gold medal was placed around Curry's neck, it was clear that his unstoppable shooting had etched his name in Olympic folklore.