WATCH: Stephen Curry HUMILIATES Dillon Brooks before mocking Rockets star

In a Warriors victory against the Houston Rockets, Stephen Curry pulls off a spectacular move, leaving Dillon Brooks in a challenging position.

WATCH: Stephen Curry HUMILIATES Dillon Brooks before mocking Rockets star

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The rivalry between the Golden State Warriors and Dillon Brooks has existed for some time now. The Warriors have disliked Brooks ever since he severely injured Gary Payton II. It happened during a playoff game in the 2021-22 season. At the time, Brooks played for the Memphis Grizzlies. Since then, Brooks has become one of the most hated players in the league due to his antics.

He signed with the Houston Rockets this offseason. Brooks played his first game against the Golden State Warriors and was embarrassed by Stephen Curry during a play late in the fourth quarter. Brooks guarded Curry late in the fourth quarter. During the quarter, Curry caught fire, drilling four three-pointers to seal the game for the Warriors.

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After the third three, Curry brought the ball up to shoot another three when Brooks tried to guard him. Curry did a mean crossover, which sent Brooks sliding on the other side. Curry did a pump fake, which sent Brooks flying, and then shot a three to extend the lead to 12 points and seal the game for the Warriors. Even Curry was surprised with the move he had just pulled off.

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Stephen Curry and the Warriors edge out the Houston Rockets

The game between the Warriors and the Rockets remained close until late in the fourth quarter. The Warriors held a mere one-point lead with five minutes left to play. However, Steph Curry ignited, sinking four three-pointers to seal the deal for the Warriors, securing a 106-95 victory.

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Chris Paul and Stephen Curry on court (via Warriors on Twitter)

Curry led the Warriors in scoring, achieving a team-high of 24 points, seven rebounds, and seven assists, ensuring the win. Klay Thompson contributed 19 points, and teammates like Gary Payton II added 15 points. In the loss, Dillon Brooks shot only 40% from the field, scoring 12 points.

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