There are countless epic hardwood fights between LeBron James and Steph Curry. On Saturday night during prime time, the two NBA veterans engaged in another fight. In double overtime, James’ LA Lakers defeated Curry’s Golden State Warriors 145-144.

Curry watched in shock as the Lakers pulled off the dramatic victory and his full-court shot went wide. James and Curry then gave each other a dap. After being recorded, the conversation’s audio went viral online.

The fans witnessing the tremendous brawl were as shocked as the two legends. They knew they lived up to the famous hoopla that surrounded them.

“How does it continue to improve?” James heard Curry say this.

LeBron James felt the same way. In addition to laughing at the question, he expressed shock.

“Dude, I’m not understanding. How can we carry on like this? Said James.

After exchanging hugs, the two chuckled. James was having more fun as his squad managed to win. Meanwhile, Curry broke off their embrace and let out an audible, angry “Go**amnit.” In addition, the Warriors star tore his jersey out of annoyance.

The teams had never faced each other before this season. In the regular season, they have three more games.

Forever, LeBron James outlasts Steph Curry in a game.

Steph Curry and LeBron James reminded everyone that they are not done yet. In a thrilling double-overtime match, the veterans and their teammates exchanged heavyweight blows.

James has been playing for 21 years, yet he never stops improving. With 20, he surpassed his career high in rebounds. His absurd triple-double consisted of 36 points and 12 assists.

With 1.2 seconds remaining, James made two crucial free throws as well. He operated the offense with a number of big shots and exquisite dishes to keep LA in the game.

Conversely, Curry, who is in his 15th season and will turn 36 in March, was a classic Steph. Time and again, he displayed his finishing prowess by hitting deep, quick-release triples. Curry scored a staggering 46 points in the end on 17 of 35 shots, including nine 3-pointers. In addition, he contributed seven assists.

Highlight play after highlight play was produced by the two, notably Curry’s spectacular layup that tied the game in regulation and forced overtime. In order to grab the lead in the second overtime, he also made a 3-pointer right in Anthony Davis’ face.

James would not be outclassed. He scored the first basket of the second overtime period, setting D’Angelo Russell up for a game-winning three-pointer. In addition, he followed his own shot for an athletic putback and executed a challenging layup.

It was another installment in the long-running rivalry. The two icons have squared off in numerous postseason contests, including four NBA Finals and exciting regular season games.

They’ve performed fifty times. Curry leads the series 27–23, including a 17–11 mark in the postseason.