Curry leaves Under Armour for Li-Ning

After 13 years together, the Warriors star and Under Armour mutually agreed to part ways. Curry signed a 10-year, $400 million deal with Chinese shoe brand Li-Ning in June.

“Sometimes good things do come to an end. I don't have any regrets.”

Why Curry chose Li-Ning

Curry tested multiple brands before selecting Li-Ning, prioritizing longevity, legacy, and global reach. He said the product quality ultimately set Li-Ning apart from competitors.

“I tried literally everything, and there was a reason that Li-Ning stood tall at the end because the product reigned supreme.”

Signature shoe debuts early 2027

Curry's custom Li-Ning shoe will launch in early 2027. Until then, he will wear shoes designed by teammates Jimmy Butler and former NBA player Dwyane Wade, who also represent the brand.

Curry staying with Warriors long-term

The four-time NBA champion said he wants to be a lifer with Golden State and has no plans to test free agency when his contract expires in 2027. He said the contract details will work themselves out.

“I want to be a lifer with Golden State. My interest and mission is to stay and be competitive.”

Curry tried recruiting LeBron James

Curry acknowledged attempting to recruit LeBron James to the Warriors after James left the Lakers. James ultimately signed with the Philadelphia 76ers instead.

“If anybody didn't try to recruit him, I think they'd be a fool.”

Curry's golf tour gets TV deal

Curry founded the Underrated Golf Tour to provide access to young and underrepresented golfers. He is in talks with Golf Channel to televise the tournament for the first time next year.