Apple presents a new documentary on Stephen Curry.
After learning that Apple TV+ would have a documentary on the career of Leo Messi, we have now been able to discover that Apple’s streaming platform is also premiering a documentary on one of the most fascinating players in NBA history. We are talking about Stephen CurryGolden State Warriors player.
The expert triple shooter shows us his lesser-known side in a documentary based on his basketball debut. Stephen Curry’s documentary is now available on Apple TV+ and tells us about the player’s entire career, from high school to becoming an NBA champion.
‘Stephen Curry: Underrated’ is out today on Apple TV+
Stephen Curry’s documentary is called ‘Underrated’
The Stephen Curry Documentary combines cinematic scenes with interviews and NBA game footage. Although he mainly focuses on his origins, when everyone underestimated his talent.
Stephen Curry has won six conference trophies and a total of four NBA champion rings. His numbers are incredible and, currently, at 36, he is considered one of the best active players in the NBA.
So if you have nothing to watch today, we highly recommend this Stephen Curry documentary. A real crack with a average of 29 points and a scandal 43% on hits of three. The ‘Chef’, as the gamer is nicknamed, shared a method on Twitter to get two free months of Apple TV+.
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Apple TV+ is available for 4.99 dollars per month – although there are ways to watch Apple TV+ for free – and its content is streamed on iPhone, iPad, Mac, PC, Apple TV, PlayStation, Xbox, Amazon Fire, Roku and other Smart TV models.
Apple is preparing the premiere of other content on its streaming platform such as a film about Napoleon or the third season of “The Morning Show”, among many other series and films of great interest.
