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Stephen Curry Returns to Hong Kong After 10 Years, Inspires Students at Leung Kau Kui College

NBA Star Launches "Curry Cup" During Final Stop of China Tour

NBA Star Stephen Curry Visiting Hong Kong. Ellan Mad / Nexpher Images License this image
NBA Star Stephen Curry Visiting Hong Kong
NBA Star Stephen Curry Visiting Hong Kong . Ellan Mad / Nexpher Images License this image
Fans Waiting For NBA Star Stephen Curry
Fans Waiting For NBA Star Stephen Curry . Kobe Li / Nexpher Images License this image
Fans Waiting For NBA Star Stephen Curry
Fans Waiting For NBA Star Stephen Curry . Kobe Li / Nexpher Images License this image
Fans Waiting For NBA Star Stephen Curry
Fans Waiting For NBA Star Stephen Curry . Kobe Li / Nexpher Images License this image

NBA superstar Stephen Curry visited Shun Tak Fraternal Association Leung Kau Kui College in Tuen Mun on September 14, his first return to Hong Kong since 2016. Fresh off his "Wide Open" China tour—Beijing, Dongguan, Shenzhen and Hong Kong—the Golden State Warriors guard watched and commented on a school team game, then joined students for shooting practice, encouraging more three-pointers. He launched the "Curry Cup" Hong Kong Inter-School Basketball Challenge to nurture local talent. Over 100 fans gathered outside from the previous night. Later, he appeared at a Li-Ning store in Tsim Sha Tsui, meeting fans before departing. In June, he signed a 10-year, $400 million deal with Li-Ning. His 2016 visit was part of an Under Armour Asia tour.

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