Stephen Curry is a current NBA all-star, and Charles Barkley has made some pretty outlandish comments regarding whether or not he can compete with teams from the past.

As one of the best basketball players alive today, Curry rarely receives negаtive feedback from the general public.

Barkley thinks Curry would not have been as good or dominant a player in the 1980s and 1990s as he is today.

Steph Curry, according to Charles BarkleyBarkley lauded Michael Jordan on “The Bill Simmons Podcast,” saying that Jordan “got the job done” despite the rugged and occasionally filthy play of the late 1980s Pistons.

Barkley told Simmons, “You have to acknowledge it’s a lot simpler to play basketball nowadays because you can’t strike anybody.

Can you imagine if the Bad Boys were beating the living daylights out of Steph Curry, as much as I love Steph Curry? That’s unfathomable, right? Despite my undying admiration for Steph, I have to ask: “Do you really think Steph Curry wouldn’t break if he took the blows that John Salley, Dennis Rodman, Bill Laimbeer, and others like them were dishing out to Michael and Scottie and myself and guys like us?”Many would probably dismiss this as just another example of how a formerly great athlete begins to believe that the current generation has it easier.

However, one could аrgue that today’s younger players have it tougher than ever before due to the impact of media and social media.

Luka Doncic inks ‘lucrative’ extension with Jordan Brand until 2029

A major announcement is in the works off the court as the FIBA World Cup excitement rises and Slovenia, led by their star Luka Doncic, strives to live up to their “dark horse” billing. The Dallas Mavericks’ rookie phenom Luka Doncic has scored another basket in the sneaker industry.

Prominent figures in the industry, like as Marc Stein and Shams Charania, have corroborated reports that Doncic has renewed his contract with the legendary Jordan Brand through the year 2029.Doncic’s success since joining forces with Jordan Brand is undeniable. His limited edition “Luka 1s” became a phenomenon, and the talk around them shows no signs of dying down even as the “Luka 2s” keep making headlines. The ‘Nebula’ and ‘Matador’ colorways of the Luka 2s have already made an appearance in stores. The highly anticipated sneaker release, ‘Lake Bled,’ is set to enter stores on September 14th, and sneakerheads everywhere are counting down the days until then.Doncic will be making his FIBA World Cup debut for Slovenia at this year’s tournament. The tournament begins tomorrow, and Slovenia will play their first game on Saturday against Venezuela. They will also face Georgia and Cape Verde in their group. Luka hopes to leverage the motivation of his recent agreement with Jordan Brand to help Slovenia, an unlikely title candidate, in this tournament.

Although it will be extremely difficult for Doncic’s sneaker line to match the phenomenal success of Michael Jordan’s renowned series, it is undeniable that these shoes have established a distinct market niche thanks to their innovative design and comfortable fit. Fans will be keeping an eye out for the next chapter in Doncic’s footwear tale as they follow the action in the FIBA World Cup.